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The Scientific Method | ||
1 | What is Science? | Answer |
2 | Give one example of the Power of Science. | Answer |
3 | What is a Phenomenon? | Answer |
4 | What is information from making Measurements called? | Answer |
5 | When is Data called Evidence? | Answer |
6 | How can Evidence be used by People? | Answer |
7 | When is Data Reliable? | Answer |
8 | When Evidence Valid? | Answer |
9 | What does Reproducible mean? | Answer |
10 | What is a Hypothesis? | Answer |
11 | What is Direct Observation? | Answer |
Variables | ||
12 | What kind of things are Variables? | Answer |
13 | What kind of Values do Variables have? | Answer |
14 | Is Length a Variable? | Answer |
15 | What is an Independent Variable? | Answer |
16 | What is Dependent Variable? | Answer |
17 | What is a Fair Test? | Answer |
18 | What will a Trial Run tell you? | Answer |
19 | Where a pattern is changing quickly, measurements should be? | Answer |
20 | What is a Continuous Variable? | Answer |
21 | What is a Categoric Variable? | Answer |
22 | Do Categoric Variables give more information than Continuous Variables? | Answer |
23 | Give an example of an Ordered Variable. | Answer |
24 | Do Ordered Variables give more information than Continuous Variables? | Answer |
25 | What kind of Values can a Discrete Variable have? | Answer |
26 | What is a Linear relationship between Variables? | Answer |
27 | What does Directly Proportional mean? | Answer |
Links and Errors | ||
28 | What does Causal mean? | Answer |
29 | Give an example of a Causal Link. | Answer |
30 | What does a Link due to Association mean? | Answer |
31 | What does Chance Occurrence mean? | Answer |
32 | Is the information from Chance Occurrence Valid? | Answer |
33 | What is the difference between Accuracy and Precision? | Answer |
34 | Does Scientific Data always have Errors? | Answer |
35 | What are Random Errors? | Answer |
36 | What is a Systematic Error? | Answer |
37 | When is a Value called Anomalous? | Answer |
Presenting Data | ||
38 | What is meant by the Range of the Data? | Answer |
39 | What type of Value is called the Mean? | Answer |
40 | When would you use a Bar Chart? | Answer |
41 | How would you present Data if both Variables are Continuous? | Answer |
42 | What is a Scattergram? | Answer |
43 | What can a Line of Best Fit do? | Answer |
Evaluation | ||
44 | What does Evaluation mean? | Answer |
45 | What is a Journal? | Answer |
46 | Why is Spin bad? | Answer |
47 | What is the difference between Prejudice and Bias? | Answer |
48 | Does Improved Technology benefit everyone? | Answer |
49 | Are there some questions that can Never be answered by science? | Answer |
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