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Scientific inquiry bingo

A possible explanation that can be tested through either observation or experiment

Hypothesis

Any category that can have more than one value

Variable

Necessary to determine facts from opinions

Critical thinking

The location category is an example of…? (two possible answers) Species Weight (g) Sex Native/Invasive Location Gecko 20 M Native PBG 5 Curly tail 40 F Invasive Anole 26 16 17

Qualitative data Constant

Summary of observations

Description

The variable that all the other variables depend on

Independent variable

Study of the natural world

Science

The Species, weight, sex, and Native/invasive categories are all examples of…? Weight (g) Sex Native/Invasive Location Gecko 20 M Native PBG 5 Curly tail 40 F Invasive Anole 26 16 17

Variables

In an experiment, this is not a variable; it does not change

Constant

The species category is an example of…? (three possible answers) Weight (g) Sex Native/Invasive Location Gecko 20 M Native PBG 5 Curly tail 40 F Invasive Anole 26 16 17

Variable Independent variable Qualitative data

Double checking another scientist’s work

Replication

Recording data based on touch, sight, hearing, feeling or smell

Observation

The sex and native/invasive categories are both examples of… The sex and native/invasive categories are both examples of…? (three possible answers) Species Weight (g) Sex Native/Invasive Location Gecko 20 M Native PBG 5 Curly tail 40 F Invasive Anole 26 16 17

Variable Dependent variable Qualitative data

Numerical recording of data

Quantitative data

Explains that something will happen

Scientific law

What will happen next

Prediction

The weight category is an example of…? (three possible answers) Species Weight (g) Sex Native/Invasive Location Gecko 20 M Native PBG 5 Curly tail 40 F Invasive Anole 26 16 17

Variable Dependent variable Quantitative data

Description or category on a data table

Qualitative data

Without this, it’s impossible to know whether your experimental observations result from the variable you are testing, or some other factor

Control group

Explanation of why or how an event occurred

Scientific theory

The species and location categories are both examples of…? (one answer) Weight (g) Sex Native/Invasive Location Gecko 20 M Native PBG 5 Curly tail 40 F Invasive Anole 26 16 17

Qualitative data

Resultant variable; consequence of changing independent variable

Dependent variable

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