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Control group
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Matching
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Control group
6.
Scientific inquiry
7.
Hypothesis
8. Control group
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Experimental group
10
Independent variable
11.
Dependent variable
12.
Scientific theory
13
Scientific law
Definitions:
A This group shows the effect of the variable being tested
B. This is the one variable that is changed
C. A well-tested explanation for experimental results
D The many ways in which scientists study the natural world
E. A possible answer to a scientific question
F. This describes an observed pattern in nature
G. This group is left alone and not experimented on
H. This is the variable that gets measured
Identifying
Read through the following scenarios. Identify the control group, the experimental group,
the independent variable, and the dependent variable.
a
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