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what does "BIO" in Biology mean?
____ means "life"
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what does "OLOGY" in Biology mean?
____ means "study of"
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The phrase to determine if a object is living or non-living.
DOGSREACH
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Dna
___ is all living things that have the ability to pass on their genetic material to their offspring.
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Organization
Living things are ___ and structures have a function. Some examples can include in the following order: Molecules < Cells < Tissues < Organs < Organ Systems < Organism
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Growth
This means that all living organisms grow
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Stimulus Response
All living organisms respond to ___

Stimulus: Internal or external factor in the environment that causes a response (temperature
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Reproduction
Living things have the ability to ___ either asexually or sexually.

Sexual ___ involves the egg and sperm.

Asexual ___ takes the form of cloning
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Energy
All living things use___ in a process called metabolism. Also the sum of all chemical processes that occur in an organism.
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Adaptations
Living things have ___ (traits) that make them well suited to their environment. Adaptive traits are passed on to future generations.
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Cells
The smallest unit of life. All things are organized into ___ .

A note that living organisms are either multicellular or unicellular and grouped by their functions.
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Homeostasis
___ is the state of biological balance. Many responses are an effort to reach ___ .

Some responses from living things can maintain a constant internal environment (temperature
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Weight
This is the measurement of force exerted on an object by gravity.

Mass is measured in milligrams
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Triple beam balance
Measures mass.
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Length
Measured in meters.
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Pseudoscience
False science.
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Science does not investigate the following
Supernatural
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Law
A rule that describes patterns observed in nature

Examples may include Law of Gravity
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Theory
A logical explanation of WHY and HOW things work in nature based on observations and experimentation.

Some examples may include the big bang theory
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Model
A diagram or 3d representation of an object or process
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How many steps are in the scientific method?
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Problem/Question
A ______ is a ______ that is based upon observations that can be tested through experimentation.

One example can be: What is the effect of SUNLIGHT on PLANT GROWTH.
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Observation/Research
____ the world using your senses (light
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Hypothesis/Prediction
_____ a solution based on your research using the phrase "if..then..because..."

Example: If sunlight has
a effect on plant growth
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Experiment
______ the hypothesis with a step by step procedure. It is clear and detailed so another scientist can replicate your _____. List all the materials.
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The two types of variables
Independent variable & Dependent variable
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Independent Variable (IV)
What the investigator (YOU) changes
Known as the "Experimental Group"

Example: Amount of light is changed for each plant.
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Dependent variable (DV)
Changes due to the IV
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Control group
The group or sample is used as a standard for comparison

example: The plant in the dark is COMPARED to the experimental group (light)
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Constants
The factors in the experiment that need to stay the same between the experimental group and the control group.

Example: amount of soil
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Collect Data
Qualitative and Quanitive data would be collected during the experiment.
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Qualitative Data
Descriptions of observations "What it looks like"

Example: Plant C has dried up and lost all its leaves.
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Quanitative Data
Numerical measurements "Numbers with units"

Example: 15 cm.
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Analyze Results
Display data using a graph to show "patterns"

Example: Line graph
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Precision
How close the measurements are to eachother.
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Accuracy
How close a measurement is to the actual value
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Conclusion
The solution to a problem
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Report Findings
Present your information to others so they can replicate (duplicate/copy) your findings.

Retesting by other scientists can verify your results to be true.
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What is the primary focus of all biological studies?
Knowing about the world of living things and how they perform off one another.
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What is meant by this statement "Living things do not exist in isolation?"
It means that they are connected in one way or another