Hypothesis - correct answer Possible answer to a scientific question
Variables - correct answer Parts to be changed.
Observational study - correct answer Used to answer a research question purely on what the
researcher observes
Ethics - correct answer A system of moral principles.
Evidence - correct answer Proof something is true.
Evalute - correct answer Finding more than one source to support the hypothesis.
Deduction - correct answer Conclusion made by supported evidence.
Acronym: Aces - correct answer Ask, Collect, Evaluate, Summation
Prediction - correct answer Using evidence to make an educated guess about the future.
3 P's acronym: - correct answer Present, past, predict.
Present - correct answer To make a deduction.
Past - correct answer Imagine the past.
Predict - correct answer Predict the future.
, Controlled experiment - correct answer An experiment in which only one variable is manipulated at a
time.
Observational experiment - correct answer An experiment in which the observer does not intervene
in any way on the test subject.
What does a data set summarize? - correct answer Compares the numbers.
How do you support a conclusion? - correct answer Compare the data.
Should the conclusion evaluate the purpose? - correct answer Yes.
Data - correct answer Information gathered for investigation.
Quantitative - correct answer Data that is in numbers (example: minutes and ratios)
Qualitative - correct answer A descriptive form of data (word or phrase)
Vetting - correct answer Determining whether data is relevant to a topic.
IDEA Acronym - correct answer Identify question, Determine methods, Establish results, Access
conclusion
How do you assess a conclusion? - correct answer Compare the results, does the claim support the
data?
Truncated - correct answer Cut off; shortened
Infer - correct answer Predict data, beyond a scope in an experiment.