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    Unit 1 Nature of Science Study Guide

    Name-____

    ___________ Date-____________

    1.Why is lab safety important? 2.List 3 safety guidelines used in the lab. 3.What is an observation? 4.What is the difference between a qualitative and quantitative observation? . What is the difference between an observation and an inference? !. What is a prediction? ". What are the 3 ways to write a hypothesis? #. What are the steps to the $ontrolled %cientific &nvestigation? '()W *+, $)--,$* )-.,-/ 0. Why is it important to change one variable at a time during an e1periment? 12. Why is it important to repeat trials in an e1periment with a large sample si3e? 11. What is the difference between dependent 4responding5 and independent 4manipulative5 variables?

    12. What questions can be investigated through a scientific e1periment? 13. List effective ways to display data from an e1periment. 14. What types of general s6ills do scientists use? 1 . What is a sample? 1!. What does valid mean?

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