1. how is the scientific method a way to solve problems?
2. give 5 examples of tools we can use to quantitatively measure observations.
3. what is descriptive data?
4. what is field research?
5. if your hypothesis was tested and found to be incorrect, why wasn't your experiment a waste of time?
6.after reporting the results of an experiment, how might a scientist continue his or her research?
7. what is a benefit of scientists repeating other scientist's experiments?
8. why is the layman's use of the word "theory" often incorrect? Example: a person may say, " I have a theory about why she did that."
9. What is the difference a theory and a scientific law? give and example of each
2. give 5 examples of tools we can use to quantitatively measure observations.
3. what is descriptive data?
4. what is field research?
5. if your hypothesis was tested and found to be incorrect, why wasn't your experiment a waste of time?
6.after reporting the results of an experiment, how might a scientist continue his or her research?
7. what is a benefit of scientists repeating other scientist's experiments?
8. why is the layman's use of the word "theory" often incorrect? Example: a person may say, " I have a theory about why she did that."
9. What is the difference a theory and a scientific law? give and example of each