Scientific Method Vocabulary 1. Scientific method a method of

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Scientific
Method
Vocabulary
1. Scientific
method
2. Hypothesis
3. Question
4. Experiment
5. Observation
6. Qualitative
observation
7. Quantitative
observation
8. Data
9. Data
table
10. Variable
11. Dependent
variable
12. Independent
variable
13. Trial
14. Inference
15. Analysis
16. Conclusion
a
method
of
problem
solving
by
testing
a
hypothesis.
an
educated
guess
that
answers
your
question.
what
it
is
that
you
want
to
test
or
find
out.
testing
an
idea
or
hypothesis
through
a
controlled
investigation.
making
and
recording
measurements.
using
the
senses
to
gather
information
about
of
something...without
numbers
using
the
senses
to
gather
information
about
of
something...with
numbers.
a
collection
of
facts
–
usually
numbers
an
organized
chart
to
record
and
keep
data
from
the
experiment.
things
that
change
or
can
be
changed
in
an
experiment.
the
changes
that
are
measured
in
an
experiment.
Written
after
the
"then,
________"
in
the
hypothesis.
what
causes
the
changes
measured
in
an
experiment.
Written
in
the
first
part
of
the
hypothesis
after
the
"If___"
each
test
performed
in
an
experiment.
drawing
a
conclusion
or
judgment
based
on
data.
a
study
of
the
data
looking
for
patterns,
errors
and
meaning.
a
judgment
that
tells
whether
the
data
does
or
does
not
support
the
hypothesis
Scientific
Method
Vocabulary
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Scientific
method
Hypothesis
Question
Experiment
Observation
Qualitative
observation
7. Quantitative
observation
8. Data
9. Data
table
10. Variable
11. Dependent
variable
12. Independent
variable
13. Trial
14. Inference
15. Analysis
16. Conclusion
a
method
of
problem
solving
by
testing
a
hypothesis.
an
educated
guess
that
answers
your
question.
what
it
is
that
you
want
to
test
or
find
out.
testing
an
idea
or
hypothesis
through
a
controlled
investigation.
making
and
recording
measurements.
using
the
senses
to
gather
information
about
of
something...without
numbers
using
the
senses
to
gather
information
about
of
something...with
numbers.
a
collection
of
facts
–
usually
numbers
an
organized
chart
to
record
and
keep
data
from
the
experiment.
things
that
change
or
can
be
changed
in
an
experiment.
the
changes
that
are
measured
in
an
experiment.
Written
after
the
"then,
________"
in
the
hypothesis.
what
causes
the
changes
measured
in
an
experiment.
Written
in
the
first
part
of
the
hypothesis
after
the
"If___"
each
test
performed
in
an
experiment.
drawing
a
conclusion
or
judgment
based
on
data.
a
study
of
the
data
looking
for
patterns,
errors
and
meaning.
a
judgment
that
tells
whether
the
data
does
or
does
not
support
the
hypothesis

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