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2. The act of noting or percieving an event using one or more of the five senses.

3. Observation

4. A key factor in an experiment that does not change.

5. Control

6. A unified explanation for a broad range of observations.

7. Theory

8. A proposed explanation that might be true.

9. Hypothesis

10. An ordered way of finding answers to problems or questions.

11. Scientific Method

12. Biology

13. The study of life.

14. Zoology

15. The study of animals.

16. The study of the internal workings of the human body.

17. Physiology

18. The study of Fish

19. Ichthyology

20. The study of feces.

21. Scatology

22. What are the two kinds of variables in a scientific experiment.

23. Dependent and Independent

24. A ________ has and X and Y axis.

25. Graph

26. The value you measure, it depends on another factor.

27. Dependent Variable

28. The value you change in an experiment.

29. Independent Variable

30. You are studying the effects of water temperature on fish, what is the dependent and independent variable.

31. Dependent = fish Independent = water temp.

32. A subjective point of view.

33. Bias

34. Living things adjust to a stimulus by a reaction called a(n) ______.

35. response

36. In science it is better to work in groups, this is known as __________.

37. Collaborative

38. Living thing change during their lives through _________.

39. Growth and development

40. Science is ____________ and subject to ___________.

41. Tentative, change

42. The total magnification of a microscope on low power is?

43. 40

44. Making internal conditions in the body suitable for life is called?

45. Homeostasis

46. List 3 characteristics of all living things.

47. All living things: are made of cells reproduce grow and develop adapt to the environment adapt and evolve have a definite life span

48. An object in focus will remain in focus is called?

49. parafocal

50. List and describe the 9 steps to view a specimen under a microscope (under high power).

51. 1. Position the slide. 2. Put the lowest objective on. 3. Turn the coarse adj. Knob so that the slide and objective are close. 4. Turn the knob away until the image comes into focus. 5. Use the fine adj. Knob to make the image clearer 6. Now put on medium objective 7. Use fine adj. Knob to focus image. 8. Now put on high objective. 9. Use fine adj. Knob to focus image.