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| Abrupt in manner or speech; gruff |
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| To cause to lowering of self-esteem; to lower in reputation or character |
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| Deserving contempt or scorn |
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| To try to equal; to imitate |
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To call forth; to produce
To create again |
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| To install into office witha formal ceremony |
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| An owner of a store or other busniess |
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| A fictitous name used by an author |
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| To reject bluntly; to drive back |
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Capable of recovering quickly from misfortune
Able to recover |
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Chaotic;unruly
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Applied Science
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| the study of matter and energy |
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| a situation in which something appears to be missing |
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| the steps required to find the solution are usually obvious |
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| What to do you do first to plan a strategy? |
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| Use what you know to predict a solution |
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| Look for a pattern and put infomation into a table or graph |
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| an idea, system, or structure that represents whatever you're trying to explain |
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| Break the problem down into smaller problems |
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| What is critical thinking? |
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| a process that uses certain skills to solve a problem |
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| Whats the first 2 steps of the scientific method? |
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| using your senses to gather information |
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| How do you test a hypothesis? |
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| an explanation based on many observations supported by and experimental results |
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| What is a Scientific law? |
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| a rule of nature that sum up related observation and experimental results to descibe a pattern in nature |
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| an organized procedure for testing a hypothesis |
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| A standard for comparison |
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| a factor that doesnt vary in an experiment |
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| the factor adjusted by the experiment |
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| a factor whose value depends upon the value of the indepent variable |
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| Scientific Method Step By Step |
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Make an observation
Make a Hypothesis
Conduct an experiment
Record Data
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