Chapter 1

Question 1

An organized way of finding a valuable solution to a problem

Answer 1

Scientific method

Question 2

Observed and recorded information

Answer 2

Data

Question 3

Trying to control all variables of two or more groups

Answer 3

Controlled experiment.

Question 4

Knowledge

Answer 4

Science

Question 5

A conclusion based on observation

Answer 5

Inference

Question 6

An idea you take for granted

Answer 6

Presupposition

Question 7

The world view that many modern biologists hold

Answer 7

Naturalism

Question 8

The overall perspective from which a person sees and interprets the world

Answer 8

World view

Question 9

A simple testable guess about an answer to a problem

Answer 9

Hypothesis

Question 10

What someone wants to believe

Answer 10

Bias

Question 11

Facts gained from a persons 5 senses

Answer 11

Observation

Question 12

The charge God gave to man over the earth and to have dominion over the earth.

Answer 12

Creation mandate

Question 13

Obtaining data by observing many conditions that already exist

Answer 13

Survey

Question 14

Obtaining more data

Answer 14

Verify

Question 15

The deciding of the arranged data to see of it fits the hypothesis

Answer 15

Analyzing

Question 16

Arrange data so relationships can be seen

Answer 16

Classifying

Question 17

The non changed group

Answer 17

Control group

Question 18

The groups that experienced the changed variable

Answer 18

Experimental group

Question 19

The way god created man

Answer 19

God’s image

Question 20

Why might one scientist use of the scientific method differ from another’s use it.

Answer 20

Because the might have different world views

Question 21

Why is it important to have only 1 experimental variable in an experiment.

Answer 21

Because it can get complicated easily