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| A process that uses certain steps to solve problems . |
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| A prediction that can be tested. |
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| The standard of comparison in an experiment; cannot change. |
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| Something in an experiment that can change. |
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| An explanation of things and events based on scientific knowledge; the result of many observations and experiments. |
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| A statement about how things work in nature. |
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| The smallest unit of an organism that carries on the function of life. |
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| Maintaining the proper conditions inside an organism. |
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| The early theory that living things could come from nonliving things; disproved by Louis Pasteur in the Mid-1800's. |
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| The theory that living things could only come from other living things. |
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| The evolution of an organism. |
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| The first and largest category. |
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| The two- word system used by Linnaeus to name species. |
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| A group of similar species. |
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