The Scientific Method

Front

What is the Scientific Method?

Back

The Scientific Method is a systematic process that scientists use to conduct investigations, make observations, form hypotheses, test those hypotheses, and draw conclusions.

Front

What is the first step of the Scientific Method?

Back

The first step of the Scientific Method is to Ask a Question.

Front

What do you do in the 'Make Observations' step?

Back

In the 'Make Observations' step, you notice and gather information about the world around you using your senses.

Front

What is a Hypothesis?

Back

A Hypothesis is a testable prediction or educated guess about the outcome of an experiment.

Front

What does it mean to Test your Hypothesis?

Back

To Test your Hypothesis means to conduct experiments or gather data to see if your prediction is correct.

Front

What is the purpose of drawing conclusions in the Scientific Method?

Back

The purpose of drawing conclusions is to analyze the results of your experiment and determine whether your hypothesis was supported or not.

Front

True or False: The Scientific Method can only be used in science experiments.

Back

False. The Scientific Method can be applied to various fields and everyday problem-solving.

Front

What is an example of a measurable question in the Scientific Method?

Back

An example of a measurable question is: 'How does the amount of sunlight affect plant growth?'

Front

What is the importance of making observations?

Back

Making observations is important because it helps scientists gather data and identify patterns or problems to investigate.

Front

What is an experiment in the context of the Scientific Method?

Back

An experiment is a controlled test conducted to investigate a hypothesis.