Fall Semester Exam Review #4 (Unit 1) Flashcards

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steps to the scientific method

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make hypothesis
make a prediction
conudct investigation
analyze and interpret results
draw conclusions
communicate results

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What are some different ways that scientists can record quantitative data

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charts
data tables
models (diagrams)
graphs

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3
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What is qualitative data

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data collected that invovles 5 senses

these are often adjectives and descrptive words

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What is quantative data

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data collectd that invovles measurements or numbers.

Things like finding density, creating a graph with data, times, masses, etc

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What are lab saftey preventative measures

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gloves
apron
goggles

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What are the emergency lab safety tools

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eye wash station
shower
fire blanket
fire extingusher
first aid-kit

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What is an independent variable

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What you change in an experiment (variable being tested)

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What is a dependent variable

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measure to what you change

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What makes a hypothesis valid

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must be testable

wil give both independent and dependent variables defined in the hypothesis

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What are the 3 types of investigations

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Experimental
Descriptive
Comparative

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What are the differences between the 3 types of investigations

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Experimental- scientic method with IV, DV, and control group

Comparative- compare and contrast

Descriptive- identifying things (involves drawings and descriptions)

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What types of graphs do we use to compare variables?
(write also what data they display)

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scatter plots- larges amounts of data with multiple variables

pie chart- numbers and percentages

line graph- relationships between 2 variables and typically includes a line of best fit or best curve

Bar graph- compares different categories of data to see how they measure against each other

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