Biology 1.1-3 Test Flashcards

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Process of noticing and describing events or processes in a carefully, orderly way

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Observation

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Logical interpretation based on prior knowledge and experience

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Inference

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3
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Experiment in which only one variable is changed

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Controlled Experiment

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Evidence; information gathered from observations

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Data

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5
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A particular preference or point of view that is personal, rather than scientific

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Bias

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What is a tentative scientific explanation that can be tested further

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Hypothesis

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What is the correct order for the Scientific Process

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Hypothesis, experiment, analysis, conclusion

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What is a value that changes according to the changes of other variables

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Dependant Variable

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9
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In an experiment, what is the standard against which results are compared

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Control Group

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10
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A hypothesis that is supported many times may become what

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Theory

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What refers to the moral princepals and values held by humans

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Ethics

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12
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How many groups are needed to set up and run an experiment

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At least 2

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13
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What results in counts or measurements

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Quantitative information

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What is the condition in an experiment that is tested because it is the only factor that affects the outcome of the experiment

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Independant Variable

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What are the steps commonly used by scientists in gathering information to test hypotheses and solve problems called

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Scientific Methods

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16
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What is the statement “The worm is 2 centemeters long”

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Observation

17
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If a person wonders something, what scientific attitude are they displaying

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Curiosity

18
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What does a reviewer do during a peer-review

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Check for mistakes and bias

19
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What is a well tested explanation that explains a lot of observations

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Theory