Lesson 1 Flashcards

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Types of Knowledge

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Culture based Knowledge
Education based Knowledge
Religion based Knowledge
Personal experiential Knowledge and Knowledge based on intuition
Science-based Knowledge

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The word science was derived from the Latin verb “scire” which means

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“to know”

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The word science was derived from the Latin verb “scientia” which means

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“knowledge”

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4
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What are the two main branches of Science?

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Natural Science and Social Science

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5
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It is the search for new knowledge. It is curiosity driven, and does not have to have any purpose other than building the body of scientific knowledge.

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Basic Science

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6
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It is the search for solutions to practical problems using this knowledge.

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Applied Science

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7
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It is a logical, problem solving technique

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Scientific Process

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It is a process that is used to find answers to questions about the world around us

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The Scientific Method

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9
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What is the Scientific Process?

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Identify a problem > Gather Information > Formulate a hypothesis > Design and Experiment > Record and Organize Data > Analyza Data > Draw Conclusions

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10
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It depends on the independent variable and it changes because of the independent variable. It is measured in the experiment

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Dependent Variable

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11
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The variable I (the scientist) change or manipulate

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Independent Variable

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12
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All the factors in the experiments that are kept the same. Everything except the independent variable and it keeps the experiment ‘fair.’

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Constant

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13
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The normal condition that you compare the other conditions to

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Control

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14
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It is information gathered during an experiment. It is organized into a data table and displayed visually as a graph

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Data

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15
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It can be used to show how something changes over time or to compare items. It has an x-axis that has a time period or what is being measured and a y-axis has numbers for the amount of stuff being measured.

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Bar Graphs

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16
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It can be used to show how something changes over time. The x-axis has numbers for the time period. The y-axis has numbers for what is being measured

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Line Graphs

17
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It adds up to a whole 100% or all of something