A list of materials needed for an experiment

A prediction about how one variable might affect another

A step-by-step procedure for an experiment

A summary of the experiment's results

To make the experiment more complicated

To provide a clear, step-by-step guide for completing the experiment

To list the results of the experiment

To predict the outcome of the experiment

A group that is changed during the experiment

A group that is used for comparison in an experiment

A group that receives special treatment

A group that is not used in the experiment

A variable that is kept constant

A variable that is measured or observed

A variable that a scientist chooses to change

A variable that is not important

A variable that is kept constant

A variable that changes because of the independent variable

A variable that is not measured

A variable that is chosen by the scientist

Factors that change throughout the experiment

Factors that remain the same throughout the experiment

Factors that are not important

Factors that are only measured once

To introduce new variables

To summarize the information obtained and determine if the hypothesis is supported

To list the materials used

To describe the procedure in detail

To create new scientific laws

To solve problems and gather information

To ignore existing data

To make random guesses

The independent variable is measured, and the dependent variable is changed

The independent variable is changed, and the dependent variable is measured

Both variables are kept constant

Both variables are ignored

A way to collective data by only observing

Numbers and are obtained by counting or measuring

Descriptions and involve characteristics that can not be counted

Data that is used in quantum physics

The colour of something

The number of leaves a tree has

The height something grew

How far something travelled