How do Scientists RECORD the results of an experiment

By describing observations, and recording measurements

How does a scientist collect DATA?

By describing what they observe or take pictures, By making observations, By measuring the results of an experiment, By recording the results of an experiment

A statement that supports or proves wrong the hypothesis

To think about the results in detail to explain them.

To find size or amount by using a tool with standard units

How does a scientist know an experiment is RELIABLE?

By changing one variable and controlling all others.

How do scientists make sure the results of an experiment are ACCURATE?

By measuring carefully using appropriate equipment.

How does a scientist make a HYPOTHESIS?

By using what they know about a topic to make a guess.

There is no advantage or disadvantage during the experiment.

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How do Scientists RECORD the results of an experiment
By describing observations, and recording measurements
By changing the independent variable
By controlling all the other variables in an experiment
By paying attention to what happens in the experiment
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How does a scientist collect DATA?
By describing what they observe or take pictures
By making observations
By measuring the results of an experiment
By recording the results of an experiment
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Conclusion
Precise, exact and correct in all details
A statement that supports or proves wrong the hypothesis
The results of an experiment
Able to be trusted
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Observe
Precise, exact and correct
To take note of the results of an experiment.
To look at or watch carefully
Able to be trusted
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Analyze
Able to be trusted
To look or watch carefully
To take note of the results of an experiment
To think about the results in detail to explain them.
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Modify
Something that changes
To look of watch carefully
The results of an experiment
To make a small change
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Measure
To find size or amount by using a tool with standard units
To look or watch carefully
To take note of the results of an experiment
Reflecting on an experiment to improve it
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How does a scientist know an experiment is RELIABLE?
By using the five senses and noticing what happens
By changing one variable and controlling all others.
By changing something in the experiment
By reflecting on the experiment to find ways to improve it
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How do scientists make sure the results of an experiment are ACCURATE?
By looking for patterns in their data
By taking pictures of their experiment
By reflecting on the experiment to find ways to improve it
By measuring carefully using appropriate equipment.
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How does a scientist make a HYPOTHESIS?
By collecting data
By reflecting on the experiment and finding ways to improve
By changing something in the experiment
By using what they know about a topic to make a guess.
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Fair
Precise, exact and correct in all details
There is no advantage or disadvantage during the experiment.
To think about the results in detail and explain them.
To look or watch carefully.
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Independent Variable
Something that stays the same
Watering a plant
Able to be trusted
Something that changes

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