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The scientific study of living things.
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A representation that can be used to study, show, explain or describe something.
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Size constraints cannot include the fine details.
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A series of steps followed to solve problems or answer a question.
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The process of obtaining information by using the senses.
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Use scientific texts to gather information to construct or support your investigation.
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A thought or issue that prompts a scientific investigation.
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A test designed to confirm or disprove your hypothesis.
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Independent, Dependent, Constants, and Control.
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The variable that a scientist manipulates, or changes, during an experiment.
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The variable that we measure.
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Variables that are kept the same throughout an experiment.
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In an experiment, the standard that is used for comparison.
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Any pieces of information acquired through observation or experimentation.
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Scientists often engineer or make changes to their own tools in order to study or research the desired topic.
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A display of information in rows and columns.
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Visual representation of the information from a data table.
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The number of trials performed during a scientific experiment, with the purpose of receiving a more accurate result.
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A summary which compares your hypothesis to the data and results.
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Reliable evidence obtained from multiple sources including findings of student investigations.
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An explanation that ties together many hypotheses and observations.
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A summary of many experimental results and observations; an explanation of how things work.
