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Savvas 5th Grade Chapter 1 Review

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Question 1
1.

Observation means:

Question 2
2.

Hypothesis means:

Question 3
3.

Tools can help you measure

Question 4
4.

Data can be organized in many different ways to include

Question 5
5.

What should you be sure to do to stay safe when performing science activities?

Question 6
6.
__________is a summary of what scientists have learned by analyzing their observations.
Question 7
7.
When the shots were__________ they were very close together or precise but not in the bullseye.
Question 8
8.
The shots were __________when in the bullseye of the target but they were scattered and not precise or close together
Question 9
9.
When analyzing data, the__________ is the value that occurs most often.
Question 10
10.
The __________ is the difference between the largest and smallest values.
Question 11
11.

A scientist's opinion is a valid source of information to use in a scientific investigation

Question 12
12.

Scientists can help people answer questions, solve problems and form new ideas through the use of scientific processes.

Question 13
13.

Scientific investigation starts with a testable question.

Question 14
14.

If you collect, organize, and interpret your data properly, you will always be able to draw a logical conclusion.

Question 15
15.

A hypothesis is an "if then" statement of what you think will happen in the experiment.

Question 16
16.

When interpreting data, scientists use values such as the mean, median, mode, and range.

Question 17
17.

We can draw better conclusions from a greater amount of data.

Question 18
18.

If you replicate another scientist’s investigation and come up with very different results, it means you performed the experiment incorrectly.

Question 19
19.

One way for scientists to ensure their work is valid is to not share their results with others

Question 20
20.

The steps used in scientific methods must always be performed in the same order.

Question 21
21.

It is important data is collected consistently and recorded in a useful way.

Question 22
22.

The dependent variable is the variable you can control.

Question 23
23.

Control group is a standard against which change is measured.

Question 24
24.
_______ are objects or ideas that represent other things
They are helpful tools often used to study things that are very large, have many parts or are difficult to observe directly. They are still not the actual object being tested so different results may occur
Question 25
25.

Define observation

Question 26
26.

Name 3 steps of the scientific method.