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1A Pioneer Muslim scientist who combined observations, experiments and rational arguments to support his theory of vision, in which rays of light are emitted from object Alhazen

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2A His work in astronomy helped define the laws of motion; his career marked the beginning of modern science. Newton

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3A Proposed from his observations that the planets of the solar system revolved around the sun, not Earth. Copernicus

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4A From general premises, a scientist would break down to find specific results Deductive Reasoning

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5A A chart with rectangular bars with lengths proportional to the values that they represent. Bar graph

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6A Scientists often use the scientific method to solve problems. List the steps of the scientific method. Identify a Problem Make a Hypothesis Conduct an Experiment Make Observations Draw Conclusions

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7A Goes from a set of specific observations to general conclusions Inductive Reasoning

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8A Confirmed the sun's centeredness when he used a telescope that he designed to collect data on, the moons of Jupiter and the phases of Venus. Galileo

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9A the idea that non-living objects can give rise to living organisms. Spontaneous generation

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10A Displays information as a series of data points connected by straight line segments. Line Graph

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11A _____ variables are variables which must be held constant during an experiment to ensure that there is only one independent variable affecting the results of the experiment Control

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12A When we describe an environment based on our five senses, it is called an _________. Observation

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13A The expected results if the hypothesis and other assumptions are true and an experiment is done to test that hypothesis. Prediction

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14A The vertical axis in a plane coordinate system Y axis

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15A A circular chart divided into sectors. Pie Chart

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17A process to follow involving a series of steps Procedure

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18A something that uses many observations to become an acceptable general principle offered to explain phenomenon theory

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19A must be based entirely on facts observed in the experiment Conclusion

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20A an educated guess; a tentative assumption made in order to test its logical consequences. hypothesis

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22A stands the test of time, is universally accepted and can create true predictions Law

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23A observed details of an experiment that are then recorded Observation

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25A the recorded results of an experiment including notes, drawings, tables, graphs, other types of information data

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26A The Harvest Moon is the last _______ moon before the ______ day of _________. Full; first; autumn

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27A A place where several organisms live. habitat

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28A Theme of Jenks Wild Live right and tread light.

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29A Draw a picture of poison Ivy

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30A What does the pinky stand for on the hand model from Jenks Wild? Emotional, Physical, and Spiritual safety

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31A What does the ring finger stand for? Commitment

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32A What does the middle finger stand for? Dealing with Frustration properly

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33A What does the pointer finger represent? Personal Responsibility

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35A Man who founded the Academy in Athens; Known for the Deductive Reasoning way of viewing life Plato

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36A Student of Plato; Viewed the world through an Inductive lens Aristotle

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