having adequate data or observations to support the conclusion

to evaluate in detail in order to support valid decision making

a repeat of an experiment with a new collection of data or observations.

Data organized on a grid in the form of bars

a question that can be answered through experimenting

A graphic representation of measurements taken of the dependent variable

The use of scientific knowledge and processes to solve practical problems.

The outcome of the experiment based on the data collected.

Questioning a large group of random people about their attitudes or beliefs.

The group in the investigation that remains unchanged.

An imitation of the functioning of a system or process.

The factor that is being measured in the experiment.

Routine used to guide a science investigation from beginning to end.

Set of collected and recorded measurements or observations.

A statement that interprets the data.

A search for general knowledge about a specific topic.

An investigation carried out under controlled conditions.

A truth about a subject matter that can be supported by evidence.

The ability of a scientific investigation to be reproduced by another.

Method of investigation for studying plants and animals in their habitat.

A predicted outcome to an experiment based on the research collected.

The part of the experiment that is changed on purpose to test its effects.

An explanation based on evidence that is not directly observed.

A scientific study of the natural world using the scientific method.

An explanation of the data collected in an experiment or observation.

A detailed record of data collections including the date and time.

Data organized on a grid in the form of lines.

A detailed list of supplies and equipment used in an investigation.

The process of determining the size, length, or quantity of something.

National System of Measurement (ex, meter, liter, gram, etc. )

A representation of some object or event in the real world.

Information gathered through the senses about the natural world.

A personal belief or judgement that is not based on proof or certainty.

Guessing the outcome of an experiment before testing begins.

A term used to describe the certainty of data or results of an experiment.

Sources of information about the problem being investigated.