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Scientific Inquiry Terminology Match Game Scientific Law Inverse Relationship Fact Derived Control Hypothesis Experiment Exponential Relationship Bias Circle Graph Confidence Accuracy Objective Precision Theory Replicate Quantitative Data Scientific Method Qualitative Data Bar Graph Independent Variable Constant Line Graph Dependent Variable Conclusion Direct Relationship SI (System International) Interference Observe To use your senses to gather information A brief explanation of what you observe and think is true The steps scientists use to create explanations based on the evidence they gathered An educated about the result of an experiment A scientific statement that is well tested, supported, and verified Observations made by the 5 senses (smell, taste, touch, sight, sound) Observations made by using measuring instruments (temperature, length, width, etc.) Part of the experiment that the experimenter will change or manipulate Part of the experiment that changes as a result of the dependent variable A standard to compare results to during an experiment Used to represent things that we cannot directly study Something that can affect how the results of an experiment are viewed To repeat a usually with different participants and in different situations, to confirm the A graph used to display data that is not continuous or without units. A mathematical relationship in which one variable increases while the other decreases
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