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Match each scientific term with its definition:
Match each scientific term with its definition:
Scientific Inquiry = The strategy used for scientific investigations Hypothesis = A measurable outcome from an experiment Observation = Finding data through sensory experience Conclusion = The findings of your scientific investigation
Match the type of data with its description:
Match the type of data with its description:
Quantitative = Information based on countable measurements of something Qualitative = Information based on the qualities of something Measurement = A number associated with a unit Observation = Using senses to gather information about an event
Match each concept with its example:
Match each concept with its example:
Hypothesis = A statement predicting the effects of sunlight on plant growth Observation = Recording the color and scent of a flower Conclusion = Stating whether the hypothesis was supported or not Measurement = 5 liters of water
Match the following terms with their correct categories:
Match the following terms with their correct categories:
Match each scientific process with its purpose:
Match each scientific process with its purpose:
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Study Notes
Scientific Inquiry
- Employs structured strategies to explore natural phenomena.
- Essential for developing knowledge and understanding in scientific disciplines.
Hypothesis
- Represents a testable prediction or explanation for a specific phenomenon.
- Serves as a foundational element in the scientific method.
Observation
- Involves gathering information through sensory experience or scientific tools.
- Critical for accurate data collection and understanding phenomena.
Conclusion
- Summarizes the results of a scientific investigation.
- Helps determine the validity of the hypothesis and informs future research direction.
Quantitative
- Relates to data that can be quantitatively measured and represented numerically.
- Examples include height, weight, temperature, and time.
Qualitative
- Involves descriptive data that characterizes qualities or characteristics.
- Important for understanding context, perceptions, and experiences.
Measurement
- Comprises a numerical value alongside a unit of measurement, ensuring clarity.
- Examples include:
- 3 feet
- 45 minutes
- 25 degrees Celsius
- 1 liter
- 115 pounds
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