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| Systematic process to help people inquire about the world around them. |
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| A perso who works to learn more about the natural world. |
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| An application of science to make tools that people can use. |
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| A method to answer scientific questions through observation. |
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| Used to answer scientific question by testing a hypothesis. |
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| Steps to follow to try to solve problems. |
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| Leaning towards one side or another in research. |
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| Units of measurement called the International System of Units. |
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| Represents things too big or small, or happen too slowely or quickly to observe. |
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| An educated guess or tenative explanation. |
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| A factor that is purposely changed. |
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| A factor that changes as a result of changes to the independent variable. |
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| Variables that stay the same. |
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| A sample that has nothing added to or taken away from. |
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| Technology that is applied to a living organism. |
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| Person who takes scientific information and devises a way to use or produce a product. |
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| A scaled-down version of the real equipment need to model the actual manufacturing conditions. |
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