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Intro. To Bio, Scientific Method, and Graphing Review
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An individual living thing
Define an organism. An individual living thing
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What is a theory? explanation of events or things based on knowledge gained from many observations and investigations; explains “WHY” *Laws explain what happens, but not why it happens
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List & describe the properties of living things.
1. Living things are made of cells 2. Living things grow & develop 3. Living things obtain & use energy(metabolism) 4. Living things respond to stimuli 5. Living things have the ability to reproduce 6. Living things evolve.
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What is qualitative data? Give an example.
Descriptive data that can be OBSERVED but not measured Ex>colors, textures, smells, tastes, appearance
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State the scientific method in order.
1. State the problem 2. Research 3. Form a Hypothesis 4. Test the Hypothesis 5. Draw Conclusions
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Define hypothesis. Give an example.
a short & definitive educated guess that is an “if then” statement
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something that may be changed or manipulated during an experiment
Define variable something that may be changed or manipulated during an experiment
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Define homeostasis. The body’s ability to regulate its internal physiology to maintain stability in response to fluctuations in the outside environment
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What is quantitative data? Give an example.
data which can be measured with numbers Ex>length, height, area, volume, weight, speed, time, temperature, humidity, cost sound levels
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NO! A theory can be proven incorrect at anytime…
Is a theory always true? NO! A theory can be proven incorrect at anytime…
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What is the experimental variable?
what is being tested in the experiment
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What does the prefix bio mean?
life
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How are scientific hypotheses tested?
in a controlled experiment containing only one experimental variable.
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How do scientists share their research results?
Publishing in journals & presenting at meetings
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Controlled experiment
The ability to reproduce results is an important part of any __________. Controlled experiment
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Define independent variable.
the variable that is controlled by the experimenter What you change or manipulate in the experiment
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Define dependent variable.
The variable that is directly affected by the independent variable; the result of what happens because of the introduction of the independent variable
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Where is the independent variable located on a graph?
The X axis
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Where is the dependent variable located on a graph?
The Y axis
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In a controlled experiment, a scientist Should isolate and test how many variables?
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Biology- the study of life
Define biology. Biology- the study of life
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Define the scientific method.
Precise method used by scientists that separates science from other ways of studying & learning.
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What is an inference? Give an example.
A logical explanation that is NOT a known fact
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What is the control group in an experiment?
The group that is not exposed to the independent variable. Experimental group is exposed to the independent variable….
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Pick out the independent and dependent variables from a scenario.
Make sure you can….. Pick out the independent and dependent variables from a scenario. Analyze a data table
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