ES Unit 1 Test 2022

The possibility that a hypothesis could be proven wrong through experimentation.

• Data analysis
• Falsifiability
• Skepticism
• Reproducibility

The one specific thing that a scientist changes during an experiment to see how the change affects the results.

• Controlled variable
• Dependent variable
• Independent variable
• Observation variable

The process of using the results of the experiment to draw a conclusion about your hypothesis.

• Data analysis
• Falsifiability
• Skepticism
• Reproducibility

Any results from your experiment that are collected in numerical form.

• Hypothesis
• Qualitative Data
• Quantitative Data
• Variable

The ability to achieve similar results when an experiment is repeated.

• Falsifiability
• Reproducibility
• Skepticism
• Replicability

A test designed to support or reject a hypothesis.

• Experiment
• Scientific Theory
• Observation
• Variable

Any part of an experiment that has the potential to change.

• Control group
• Observation
• Variable
• Qualitative data

Using your senses/technology/research to gather information from your environment.

• Observation
• Experiment
• Hypothesis
• Data analysis

Any results from your experiment that are collected in non-numerical form.

• Hypothesis
• Qualitative data
• Quantitative data
• Variable

Any part of an experiment that is kept constant so that it doesn’t affect the outcome.

• Controlled variable
• Dependent variable
• Independent variable
• Observation variable