Science - Systematic study of the natural world.

Technology - Application of scientific knowledge to practical use.

Chemistry - Study of matter's composition and behavior.
Physics - Study of fundamental principles in nature.
Geology - Study of Earth's structure and processes.
Astronomy - Study of celestial objects and the universe.
Biology - Study of living organisms and their interactions.
Scientific Method - Systematic approach to scientific inquiry.
Observation - Systematic data collection through senses or instruments.
Hypothesis - Testable explanation for a scientific question.
Manipulated Variable - Independent variable in an experiment.
Responding Variable - Dependent variable observed in an experiment.
Controlled Experiment - Experiment with controlled variables.
Scientific Theory - Well-substantiated natural explanation.
Scientific Law - Statement describing consistent natural relationships.
Model - Simplified representation of a system or phenomenon.
Scientific Notation - Representation of large/small numbers.
Length - Measure of extent in units (e.g., meters).
Mass - Measure of matter's amount in units (e.g., grams).
Volume - Measure of space occupied (e.g., liters).
Density - Ratio of mass to volume.
Conversion Factor - Ratio for unit conversion.
Precision - Consistency and repeatability of measurements.
Significant Figures - Digits contributing to measurement precision.
Accuracy - Closeness to the true value in measurement.
Thermometer - Device measuring temperature changes.
Slope - Steepness of a line on a graph.
Direct Proportion - Quantities changing together.
Inverse Proportion - Quantities changing in opposite directions.