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| Anythingthat brings about a result. |
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| The process of becoming different. |
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| To put objects or processes in a group or category based on common characteristic or group of characteristics. |
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| Tell or show others steps and results of an experiment. |
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| A series of events or operations that occur regularly and usually leads back to the starting point. |
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| Individual facts or information representing the results of an inquiry. |
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| A result; an event or situation that follows from a cause. |
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| A planned series of steps designed to find an answer to a question. |
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| The shape or other physical characteristics of an object, organism, or system. |
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| The operation of an object, organism, or system and how it works. |
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| To make an asumption or an educated guessin order to test something further. |
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| To draw a conclusion based on facts or information gained from an inquiry. |
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| Seeking information by questioning. |
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| To explain or tell the meaning of an investigation by drawing conclusions based on results. |
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| An experiment or other organized plan for answering a question. |
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| To find te size, amount, or degree of something by using an instrument or devise or by comparing it with an object of its own size. |
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| A structure that visually represents real objectsor events. |
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| To recognize facts of occurrences;to watch carefully. |
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| The predictable behavior of objects, units of matter, events, organisms, or systems; sequence of events. |
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| The arrangement of independent items, organisms, units of matter, or systems, joined into a whole system or structure based on common characteristics. |
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| To fortell what is likely to happen based on an observation or experiment. |
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| A series of steps generally followed in looking for answers to questions in science; the scientific method. |
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| An organized group of related parts that form a whole, working together to perform one or more functions. |
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| Something that forms or changes culture. |
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| The worth of something in terms of the amount of other things for which it can be exchanged. |
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| Something that may or does change. |
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