UNIT 2. Conducting Experiment Flashcards

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Order of a scientific experiment:

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1) Observe
2) Construct
3) Plan
4) Predict
5) Conduct
6) Record
7) Repeat

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2
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What is procedure?

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A step-by-step list of how to carry out the experiment.

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3
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What is control?

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A trial during which all of the variables are unchanged. A control is used as the standard comparison for an experiment.

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4
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Constants are…

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Factors that are not changed in an experiment, they don’t affect the outcome of the experiment.

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5
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A variable is…

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a factor that can alter your experiment’s results.

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6
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Two different types of variables:

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1) Independent
2) Dependent

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7
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An independent variable…

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is the variable that you can change in an experiment.

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8
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A dependent variable…

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is the variable that is influenced by the independent variable, the results of your experiment.

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9
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When collecting data, measurements must be…

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ACCURATE and PRECISE

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10
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How close your measurement is to a standard of known value is …

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accuracy

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11
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How close two to more measured values are to one another is…

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precision

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12
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Three different types of graphs:

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1) Line graph
2) Bar graph
3) Circle graph

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