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Science means:

using one or more of your senses to gather information

an observation that cannot be described or expressed in numbers

the way in which scientists study the natural world

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Observing means:

the way in which scientists study the natural world

using one or more of your senses to gather information

making a statement or a claim about what will happen in the future based on past experience

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Qualitative observation means:

an observation that cannot be described or expressed in numbers

using one or more of your senses to gather information

an observations that deals with numbers or quantities

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Quantitative observation means:

an observation that cannot be described or expressed in numbers

using one or more of your senses to gather information

an observation that deals with numbers or quantities

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Inferring means:

making a statement or a claim about what will happen in the future based on the past

explaining or interpreting the things one observes

using one or more of your senses to gather information

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Classifying means:

grouping together items that are alike in some ways

explaining or interpreting the things one observes

a way of learning about the natural world

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Science means:

a way of learning about the natural world

explaining or interpreting the things one observes

grouping together items that are alike in some ways

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Making models is :

creating representations of complex objects or processes

explaining or interpreting the things one observes

grouping together items that are alike in some ways

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Is this statement Observation or Inference: The cat is fat.

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Skepticism is

set of subjective beliefs

an attitude of doubt

based on evidence

rules that require people to know right from wrong

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Objective is

based on evidence

based on personal feelings

an attitude of doubt

rules that require people to know right from wrong

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Ethics means:

rules that require people to know right from wrong

based on personal feelings

the influence of early upbringing on thinking

the influence of likes and dislikes on thinking

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Personal bias means

the influence of likes and dislikes on thinking

based on personal feelings

the influence of early upbringing on thinking

rules that require people to know right from wrong

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Deductive reasoning is

using specific observations to make a generalization

applying a general idea to a specific observation

based on evidence

rules that require people to know right from wrong

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Cultural bias is

a flaw in the design of an experiment that distorts evidence

the influence of early upbringing on thinking

rules that require people to know right from wrong

based on evidence

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Inductive reasoning is

a flaw in the design of an experiment that distorts evidence

using specific observations to make a generalization

applying a general idea to a specific observation

the influence of likes and dislikes on thinking

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Experimental bias means:

applying a general idea to a specific observation

the influence of early upbringing on thinking

a flaw in the design of an experiment that distorts evidence

the influence of likes and dislikes on thinking

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What does having scientific literacy mean being able to do?

Ask scientific questions

Evaluate scientific information

Understanding scientific terms

All of the above

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Which is NOT a source of reliable background information?

a biased organization

a government agency

a magazine

a museum

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Scientific experimentation involves characteristics such as curiosity, open-mindedness, skepticism, creativity, honesty, and ethics.

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Evidence includes observations and conclusions that have been repeated.

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Relevant information is knowledge that relates to the question being asked.

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An opinion is an idea that may be formed from evidence but has been confirmed by evidence.

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You need background information that is both relevant and reliable to make decisions and design experiments.

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Deductive reasoning and inductive reasoning have opposite meanings.

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Scientific reasoning requires a(n) circular way of thinking based on gathering and evaluating evidence.

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Scientific knowledge is based on a(n) limited collection of facts about the natural world.

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New evidence and interpretations affect scientific knowledge.

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The influence or bias of likes and dislikes on thinking is called .

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Being involves drawing conclusions based on evidence.

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The influence of culture on thinking is called .

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The facts and figures gathered during an experiment are called data.

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A scientific theory describes patterns in nature without trying to explain them.

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The factors in an experiment are called variables .

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To have a controlled experiment, only one variable can be changed at a time.

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What you learn from an experiment is called a conclusion.

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A is a widely accepted explanation based on experimental results .

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What are three ways scientists communicate with each other?

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Science means:

Observing means:

Qualitative observation means:

Quantitative observation means:

Inferring means:

Classifying means:

Science means:

Making models is :

Skepticism is

Objective is

Ethics means:

Personal bias means

Deductive reasoning is

Cultural bias is

Inductive reasoning is

Experimental bias means:

What does having scientific literacy mean being able to do?

Which is NOT a source of reliable background information?

Scientific experimentation involves characteristics such as curiosity, open-mindedness, skepticism, creativity, honesty, and ethics.

Evidence includes observations and conclusions that have been repeated.

Relevant information is knowledge that relates to the question being asked.

An opinion is an idea that may be formed from evidence but has been confirmed by evidence.

You need background information that is both relevant and reliable to make decisions and design experiments.

Deductive reasoning and inductive reasoning have opposite meanings.

Scientific reasoning requires a(n) circular way of thinking based on gathering and evaluating evidence.

Scientific knowledge is based on a(n) limited collection of facts about the natural world.

New evidence and interpretations affect scientific knowledge.

The facts and figures gathered during an experiment are called data.

A scientific theory describes patterns in nature without trying to explain them.

The factors in an experiment are called variables .

To have a controlled experiment, only one variable can be changed at a time.

What you learn from an experiment is called a conclusion.

What are three ways scientists communicate with each other?

What is a Scientific Theory and Scientific Law?

Science means:

Observing means:

Qualitative observation means:

Quantitative observation means:

Inferring means:

Classifying means:

Science means:

Making models is :

Skepticism is

Objective is

Ethics means:

Personal bias means

Deductive reasoning is

Cultural bias is

Inductive reasoning is

Experimental bias means:

What does having scientific literacy mean being able to do?

Which is NOT a source of reliable background information?

Scientific experimentation involves characteristics such as curiosity, open-mindedness, skepticism, creativity, honesty, and ethics.

Evidence includes observations and conclusions that have been repeated.

Relevant information is knowledge that relates to the question being asked.

An opinion is an idea that may be formed from evidence but has been confirmed by evidence.

You need background information that is both relevant and reliable to make decisions and design experiments.

Deductive reasoning and inductive reasoning have opposite meanings.

Scientific reasoning requires a(n) circular way of thinking based on gathering and evaluating evidence.

Scientific knowledge is based on a(n) limited collection of facts about the natural world.

New evidence and interpretations affect scientific knowledge.

The facts and figures gathered during an experiment are called data.

A scientific theory describes patterns in nature without trying to explain them.

The factors in an experiment are called variables .

To have a controlled experiment, only one variable can be changed at a time.

What you learn from an experiment is called a conclusion.

What are three ways scientists communicate with each other?

What is a Scientific Theory and Scientific Law?