Nature of science

Question 1

Its root is the word “scientia,” which means “knowledge” in Latin

Answer 1

Science

Question 2

It is also referred to as a collection of organized knowledge and facts that have
been supported by sensory evidence and personal experience.

Answer 2

Science

Question 3

is an approach to comprehending the physical
universe that is based on observable data, logic, and repeated
experimentation.

Answer 3

Contemporary science

Question 4

Specific to general, uses observation to arrive at a
general conclusion

Answer 4

Inductive thinking

Question 5

It starts from general principle and predicts specific
results

Answer 5

Deductive thinking

Question 6

Discovers fundamental process abilities as well as integrated process
skills that are shown through scientific research or investigation

Answer 6

Science as a process

Question 7

Is a reasonable and coherent series of actions that
addresses worldly inquiries

Answer 7

Scientific method

Question 8

an explanation based on many repeated observations during
experiments.

Answer 8

A theory

Question 9

is a general statement that describes patterns in nature.

Answer 9

A law

Question 10

It is multidisciplinary/diverse, collaborative, adaptable socially
relevant, and communicated or shared, all of which ensure accuracy
and understanding

Answer 10

Science as community or social endeavor