6th - Science NOS Lesson 1 Notes Revised Flashcards

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What is the study of Earth, including rocks, soils, oceans, and the atmosphere?

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Earth Science

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What are the three main branches of science?

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Earth, Life and Physical

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What is the study of living things?

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Life Science

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What is the study of matter and energy?

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Physical Science

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What are the steps in scientific inquiry?

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  1. Ask Questions
  2. Hypothesis and Predict
  3. Test Hypothesis
  4. Analyze Results
  5. Draw Conclusions
  6. Communicate Results
  7. Further Scientific Inquiry
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What are some examples of outcomes of scientific inquiry?

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Technology, New Materials, and Possible Explanations

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Distinguish two ways in which new information might affect a scientific theory.

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  1. If supports theory, there is no change

2. If does not support or opposes, theory might be modified or rejected altogether

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What tests the effect of one thing on another using a control?

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Experiment

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How many variables does an experiment usually contain?

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Two

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What is a quantity that can have more than a single value?

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Variable

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What types of variables are there?

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Dependent, Independent, Constant, and Control

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What changes according to the changes of the independent variable - the thing you are testing for?

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Dependent Variable

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What is the variable that is changed to test the effect on the dependent variable - the thing that you are comparing?

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Independent Variable

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What are all the factors that do not change when other things change?

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Constant

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What is the standard by which the test results can be compared?

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Control

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For experiment results to be valid and reliable, the ______ results must occur each time the experiment is repeated.

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Same

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Can a scientific theory be modified?

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Yes

17
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Can a scientific law be disproven?

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No

18
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Is an exact quantity that people agree to use to compare measurement?

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Standard

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The amount of space occupied by an object?

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Volume

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How do get volume?

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Length x Width x Height

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What is the measurement of quantity of matter in an object?

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Mass

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What is mass per unit of volume of a material?

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Density

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How do you get density?

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Mass/Volume

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What are examples of life scientists

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Marine biologist, botany, medicine

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What are examples of physical sciences

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Nuclear physicist, chemist, biochemist

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example of Earth scientist

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Astronauts, astronomers, geologists

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What is science

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  • A method for studying the natural world
  • from the Latin word “scientia” which means knowledge
  • process by which we find out answers to questions or problems
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What is the scientific method or scientific inquiry

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1) When you ask a question or state the problem, 2)gather information for research,
3) form a hypothesis,
4) test the hypothesis,
5) analyze the data,
6) draw conclusions,
7) decide hypothesis is correct or incorrect