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| orderly method of research |
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| someone who asks many questions and tries to learn the answers by doing experiments |
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| a way to test what happens to something |
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| an explanation (or guess) of what the scientist thinks will happen |
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| a step-by-step way of doing things |
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| investigating and gathering facts about a subject |
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| information collected by observing, measuring, and carefully recording the results |
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| the outcome of the experiment |
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| a final decision about what happened by examining the data; explains why something happened |
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| something that stays the same |
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| something that changes; there can only be one in an experiment |
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| 6 Steps of the Scientific Method (Must be in Order)for the test |
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1. Problem
2. Hypothesis
3. experiment
4. collect data
5. interpret data
6. conclusion
Please help Ella collect interesting coins. |
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