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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:
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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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Description
Test your understanding of scientific inquiry, including key concepts such as hypothesis development, data collection methods, and the differences between quantitative and qualitative measurement. This quiz covers essential principles that form the foundation of the scientific method and research practices.
