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| A procedure of interrogates the world through observation, measurement, experiment and modifying hypothesis. |
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| and educated prediction of results based on research and prior observation. It is a statement not a question. |
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| factor that change during an experiment or investigation |
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| factors that don't change during an experiment or investigation |
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| the standard to which the result of the tests are compared. |
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| the variable that is changed by the scientist and the "I control" variable |
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| the variable that might change because of what the scientist changes what is being measured |
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| the purpose or reason to do an experiment or investigation |
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| using your five senses to make note of and observe your surrounding |
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| an assumption or prediction about something you observe |
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| an explanation given to prove a hypothesis true or false |
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| list of items needed for an experiment or investigation |
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| step by step instructions |
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| examining your thought on a topic |
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| information that has been measured or observed in experiment or investigation |
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| something you think it true |
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| facts given to support a claim |
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| an idea that can't by proven but people believe explains an occurance |
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| a rule that has been proven true and never contradicted. |
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