Science Chapter 1 Flashcards

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The careful study of the wonders of the universe

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Science

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A person who works to understand more about the universe

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Scientist

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Two reasons why we study science

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To glorify God and to help others

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When science is put to practical use

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Technology

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Who invented the scientific method?

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Sir Francis Bacon

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Looking carefully

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Observing

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Sensible guess or prediction

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Hypothesis

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Procedure to answer a question and test a hypothesis

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Experiment

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A decision based on evidence

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Scientific conclusion

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10
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What a scientist follows rather than his or her ideas

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Evidence

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If you want to think like a scientist It is important to start with?

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One question

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Who plans a fair experiment to test a hypothesis?

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A scientist

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The parts of an experiment a scientist controls?

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Variables

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The part of an experiment a scientist changes

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Independent Variable

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All the variables that will stay the same

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Dependent Variables

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A procedure scientist design to test a hypothesis

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Experiment

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The part of an experiment that is changed to test the hypothesis

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Independent variable

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The parts of an experiment that stays the same

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Controlled variable

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The part of an experiment measured to test the results

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Dependent variable

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T or F - use only one independent variable in an experiment

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True

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T or F - A wise scientist follows his own ideas.

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False - a wise scientist follows evidence.

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T or F - A hypothesis predicts the results of your research.

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True

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T or F - forming a hypothesis starts with one statement.

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False - forming a hypothesis starts with one question

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A diagram that shows data

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Graph

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A part of a circle graph that represents a certain fraction or part of the whole
Sector
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The amount from one line to the next on a graph
Interval
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A location on a line graph that represents data
Point
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Data on a graph that can help predict future data
Trend
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What kind of graph compares different amounts?
Bar Graph
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What graph shows How things change over time?
Line Graph
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What graph shows Parts of a whole?
A pie, or circle, graph
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What kind of graph can show trends?
Line graph - can be upward or downward
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What kind of graph is needed to record data for rainfall each month over a one-year period?
Line graph
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What kind of graph is needed to show the fraction of time spent each day on schoolwork for a week?
Circle, or pie, graph
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What kind of graph is needed to show the number of each kind of plant in your garden?
Bar graph
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A place where scientists work
Laboratory
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What protects your eyes?
Goggles
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Why do scientists where gloves?
To protect their skin from certain materials and germs
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What protects your nose, mouth and lungs?
A mask
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What do scientists use to record specific times that experiments start or stop?
Clocks
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What counts down time and reminds you to check an experiment for observation or to gather data?
A timer
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What counts up time and helps record amounts of time very precisely?
Stopwatch
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A universal decimal measuring system based on the meter and kilogram
Metric system
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Measures temperature of a substance
Thermometer
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What measures weight?
A scale
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What measures length, width or height?
A ruler
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A cylinder- shaped container used to measure liquid
Beaker
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Similar to a beaker, but has a narrow neck and opening
Flask
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Used to hold, mix or heat small amounts of liquid
Test tube
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What can be used to prevent spilling?
A funnel
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What is a good tool to use when measuring out or using very small amounts of liquid?
Eye dropper
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A common tool scientist use to see something more closely
A hand lens
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Makes a small thing look larger
Magnify
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Uses lenses and light and can focus on small details
Microscope
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Excellent tool for observing things that are far away
Binoculars
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Best tool for observing things in outer space
Telescope
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You are conducting an experiment using chemicals. What do you need to wear to protect your eyes?
Goggles
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What should you use to measure how long it takes your friend to run up the stairs?
Stopwatch
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You are preparing microscope slides to examine pond water. Which measuring tool would help place a drop on the slide?
Eye dropper
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What viewing tool would help you observe a deer in its natural habitat?
Binoculars
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What viewing tool would help you observe the stars or other heavenly bodies?
Telescope