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Scientific Investigation Review

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    Unit 1 review
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  • When the hypothesis is not supported, scientists must....
    gather new information and re-do their hypothesis
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  • Which one of the following could be considered a last step of scientific method? making observations communicating results writing a hypothesis
    communicating results
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  • What is a hypothesis?
    educated prediction of a solution that is testable
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  • What is the first step of any scientific investigation?
    Identifying the problem
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  • The independent variable most closely relates to which: the cause or the effect?
    cause
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  • Which experimental group does NOT change?
    control
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  • What is the format of a correctly written hypothesis?
    If..., then....
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  • After you design and do your experiment, what should your next step be?
    analyze the results
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  • What should a scientist do if their hypothesis is supported by the data?
    Re-do the experiment
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  • Explain the dependent variable
    the variable that changes in response to what the scientist changed (where the data comes from)
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  • How many variables can be changed for the experiment to be considered valid?
    1
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  • What is the information that you gather in an experiment called?
    data
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  • Arrows that hit all over the target are: precise and accurate precise but not accurate accurate but not precise neither precise nor accurate
    neither precise nor accurate
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  • Arrows that hit all the same spot on a target but not near the center are precise and accurate precise but not accurate accurate but not precise neither precise nor accurate
    precise but not accurate
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  • Name one way you can improve a scientific investigation
    Do it again, larger sample size
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  • What is the difference between observation and inference
    observation is based on 5 senses, inferences are an assumption based on the observations
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