
M1L2 The Nature of Science
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Kelsey Carr
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What does the word "inquiry" mean?
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In your own words, explain scientific inquiry.
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In order to find the answers to our questions, there is a method that we follow in science. List as many steps of the scientific method that you can remember.
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Multiple Choice
_____ is the use of evidence to construct testable explanations and predictions of natural phenomena, as well as the knowledge generated through this process.
biology
science
hypothesis
theory
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Multiple Choice
A testable explanation of a situation or phenomenon is called a...
hypothesis
law
theory
peer-review
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Explains WHAT happens
Observations in nature
Laws
Attempt to explain WHY something happens
Hypotheses that are supported by many experiments over time
Theories
Theories vs Laws
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Multiple Choice
•The process of combining what you know with what you have learned to draw logical conclusions is called inferring; the conclusions themselves are called...
experiments
observations
inferences
hypotheses
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Multiple Choice
___________ outline specific guidelines that must be followed during an experiment to prioritize the well-being of participants and the environment
inferences
observations
beliefs
ethics
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Open Ended
Under what circumstances do you think it is ethical to run experiments and tests on animals?
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Research driven
New evidence is welcomed
Constantly reevaluating
Inconsistencies warrant further investigation
Make claims that can be tested.
Science
Driven by cultural and commercial influence
New evidence are not welcomed
Inconsistencies are ignored
Make claims that cannot be tested and are a mixture of fact and opinion
Pseudoscience
Pseudoscience vs. Science
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Multiple Choice
_________________ is a process by which the procedures used during an experiment and the experiment’s results are evaluated by other scientists who are in the same field or who are conducting similar research.
Experimentation
Evaluation
Peer Review
Publication
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What is scientific literacy and why is it important?
What does the word "inquiry" mean?
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