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Mastering Scientific Method: Essential Steps and Tools

Get ready for science review with an organized plan that scientists use to conduct studies. Understand experiments, hypotheses, variables, and tools like forceps and hand lens through this comprehensive guide.

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Mastering Scientific Method: Essential Steps and Tools

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  1. Getting Ready for Science Review

  2. An organized plan that scientists use to conduct a study • Experiment • Investigation • Scientific method • Hypothesis

  3. A test done to find out whether a hypothesis is correct • Experiment • Scientific method • Variable • Forceps

  4. A possible answer to a question • Experiment • Variable • Investigation • Hypothesis

  5. A tool used to pick up and hold on to objects • Variable • Formulate • Forceps • Hand lens

  6. The one thing in a scientific test that is different • Variable • Hypothesis • Ruler • Experiment

  7. The study a scientist does • Formulate • Investigation • Hypothesis • Thermometer

  8. The questioning or close study of something • Experiment • Variable • Inquiry • Volume

  9. To come up with a plan or a model • Inquiry • Graph • Formulate • Microscope

  10. Tool used to measure distance around something in a circular shape • Ruler • Measuring tape • Balance scale • Graduated cylinder

  11. Tool used to measure volume • Ruler • Hand lens • Balance scale • Graduated cylinder

  12. Tool used to see things close up • Hand lens • Graduated cylinder • Thermometer • Ruler

  13. Tool used to measure out small amounts of things • Measuring spoon • Microscope • Forceps • Mass

  14. Which are inquiry skills? • Color, compare, test • Predict, measure, compare • Mass, model, classify • Classify, volume, predict

  15. Which inquiry skill are you using if you are making a graph? • Predict • Infer • Order • Display data

  16. Which inquiry skill are you using something like clay to represent something else? • Inferring • Classifying • Making a model • Measuring

  17. What is the first step of the scientific method? • Form a hypothesis • Draw a conclusion • Observe and ask questions • Plan an experiment

  18. During which step of the scientific method do you list figure out your variables and the equipment you need? • Formulating your hypothesis • Planning your experiment • Drawing a conclusion

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