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A group of interacting, interrelated, or interdependent elements forming a complex whole.
Ex. galaxy, human body |
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| a graph used to display data collected over a period of time |
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| materials in an experiment that changes and is not constant; it is the material that is being tested. |
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| materials in an experiment that stay the same to keep the experiment fair. |
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| to come up with a logical conclustion based on evidence, observations or prior knowledge. |
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| the act or process of testing or experimenting |
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| steps used to complete an experiment |
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| a glass container used to measure volume in milliliters/liters typically used in an experiment[image] |
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a product performs the way it says it should in its advertisement
EX Chapstick helps with chapped lips |
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| a room or area designed to conduct scientific experiments |
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| a collection of sorted data in rows and columns that express results of a survey |
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| numbers collected as a result of a survey |
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| A tentative explanation that accounts for a set of facts and can be tested by further investigation; supported by an IF THEN statement |
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| BALANCE (or balance scale) |
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| an instrument that measures the mass of an object |
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| a unit of measurement that compares to the height of a fingernail, or half of an inch |
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| a small object, built to scale, that represents a larger object |
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| a measurement of distance related to almost twice the length of a mile |
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| a statement that explains the results of an experiment and verifies an outcome of a hypothesis stated. |
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