SDI Environmental Science Questions And Answers Graded A+

Environmental Science - ️️The use of scientific approaches to understand the complex systems in which we live; the systematic study of our environment and our place in it. Scientific Method - ️️_________: An orderly approach to asking questions, collecting observations, and interpreting those observations to find an answer to a question. Quantitive Reasoning - ️️This means understanding how to compare numbers and interpret graphs, to perceive what they show about problems that matter. Critical Thinking - ️️_________: A term we use to describe logical, orderly, analytical assessment of ideas, evidence, and arguments. Logical Thinking - ️️This evaluates whether the structure of your argument makes sense. Replication - ️️Repeating studies or tests is known as __________. Science - ️️A process for producing knowledge based on observations. Sustainability - ️️A search for ecological stability and human progress that can last over the long term. Natural Experiment - ️️This involves observation of events that have already happened. Controlled Study - ️️By comparing a treatment (exposed) group and a control (unexposed) group, you have also made this a _________. Inductive Reasoning - ️️Reasoning from many observations to produce a general rule is _________. Probability - ️️A measure of how likely something is to occur. Reproducibility - ️️Producing the same result consistently to be sure that your first outcome wasn't a fluke.Uncertainty - ️️_________: An essential part of science; Understanding how much we don't know can improve our confidence in what we do know. Deductive Reasoning - ️️Reasoning from general to specific is known as ____________. Matter - ️️Everything that takes up space and has mass is ____________. Thresholds - ️️Tipping points where rapid change suddenly occurs if you pass certain limits