Studying Gods Living Creation

Question 1

What is the purpose of science

Answer 1

Observing nature,discoveringg the laws of creation, and usin those laws for mankind so benefit

Question 2

The study of living things

Answer 2

Biology

Question 3

Scientists who study living things

Answer 3

Biologists

Question 4

What Are living things

Answer 4

Organisms

Question 5

The study of animals

Answer 5

Zoology

Question 6

The study of organisms that are too smal to see without a microscope

Answer 6

Microbiology

Question 7

The study of organisms shape and structure

Answer 7

Anatomy

Question 8

The study of how the organisms structure functions

Answer 8

Physiology

Question 9

Metabolism

Answer 9

The sum of all body activities

Question 10

Ingestion

Answer 10

Eating

Question 11

How our bodies use oxygen and release it

Answer 11

Respiration

Question 12

Removing any unneeded substances

Answer 12

Excretion

Question 13

Flora

Answer 13

Plant life

Question 14

Fauna

Answer 14

Animal life

Question 15

What does symmetry mean

Answer 15

The ability of an object to be cut into two equal halves

Question 16

Bilateral symmetry

Answer 16

Can be cut only one way

Question 17

Radial symmetry

Answer 17

Can be cut multiple ways

Question 18

Asymmetrical

Answer 18

Cannot be cut

Question 19

Everything surrounding the object being studied

Answer 19

An environment

Question 20

The place an organism lives

Answer 20

Habitat

Question 21

Arboreal

Answer 21

Animals that live in trees

Question 22

Diurnal

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Active during the day

Question 23

Nocturnal

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Active during night

Question 24

Aquatic

Answer 24

Water environments

Question 25

Freshwater environment

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Ponds lakes, rivers and streams

Question 26

Marine environment

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Seas and oceans with salt

Question 27

The are between the highest and lowest point

Answer 27

Intertidal zone

Question 28

Collections of salt water

Answer 28

Tide pools

Question 29

Coral reefs

Answer 29

Large formations

Question 30

Animals that eat dead organisms

Answer 30

Scavengers

Question 31

Hot springs on an ocean floor

Answer 31

Thermal vents

Question 32

Invented the scientific method

Answer 32

Sir Francis Bacon

Question 33

Thinking about the object and events and creating a sensible explanation

Answer 33

Hypothesizing

Question 34

Gathering data about nature in and organized way

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Observing

Question 35

The testing of your hypothesis

Answer 35

Experimenting

Question 36

A way of explaining an objector event using facts

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A theory

Question 37

If the thorny has not been proven wrong it’s what

Answer 37

A law

Question 38

A way for scientists to gather and pursue scientific knowledge

Answer 38

A scientific method

Question 39

What are the six steps

Answer 39

1 .state the problem

2. Gather information
3. Formulate a hypothesis
4. Test the hypothesis
5. Record and analyze
6. State the conclusion

Question 40

A group on which the test is preformed

Answer 40

Experimental group

Question 41

The group used for comparing

Answer 41

Control group

Question 42

Constants

Answer 42

The same in both groups

Question 43

Variables

Answer 43

Not the same in both groups