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The Nature of Science 1
The Nature of Science 1
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The scientific method, variables, repetition, replication
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Lana measured the speed of the marble rolling across the table 3 times. This is called
an experiment
replication
repetition
a control group
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If you are testing how different types of music affects plant growth, the control group is
the group with no music
the group with rapp music
the group with rock music
the group with country music
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What step? "Based on the experiment I learned that plants grow better with classical music."
Observations
Conclusion
Experiment
Hypothesis
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Scientists from all over the world have experimented to verify the amount of gravity on Earth.
Dependent variable
Replication
Repetition
Constant
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"Alexis wants to know if more exercise leads to better grades". The independent variable is
the type of exercise
grades
amount of exercise
no exercise
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Which step? "I think the ducks will swim faster in warm water than cold water because ___."
Observations
Problem
Hypothesis
Experiment
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The dependent variable is the variable that you
control
change
keep constant
measure
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The independent variable is graphed on the
y-axis
q-axis
z-axis
x-axis
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John wants to know how time of day affects the length of his shadow. The dependent variable is
angle of the sun
amount of clouds
length of his shadow
time of day
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Which step? "Jada made a graph of her data from the experiment."
Experiment
Hypothesis
Problem
Analysis
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How many variables can you change in one experiment?
3
1
2
0
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The independent variable is the variable that you
change
keep constant
control
measure
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Which step? "Jewell heated 2 cups of 4 different juices to see which one boiled the fastest."
Experiment
Problem
Observations
Conclusion
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Which step? "I wonder where in my house my remote control car moves faster?"
Experiment
Conclusion
Hypothesis
Problem