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Title: What Is Science


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What Is Science?
  • Bio P
  • Mr. Quach

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What is science?
  • Study of the natural world.
  • What does natural mean to you?
  • Science requires that we ask and answer questions.

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How do they find answers?
  • Scientific Method
  • Observation stating the problem
  • Usually asking a question
  • Hypothesis explanations for the observation
  • Also known as an educated guess
  • Must be able to test it
  • Prediction the expected outcome

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  • Experimentation Controlled attempts to test one
    or more hypotheses.
  • Must use variables, different situations to test
    the hypothesis.
  • Experimental control a variable that does not
    change.
  • Compare results between the control and the
    variables

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  • Conclusion Was the hypothesis correct or not?
  • No change the hypothesis
  • Yes hypothesis is correct

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What is a theory?
  • A hypothesis that has been REPEATEDLY TESTED with
    little modification (change) and found to be
    true.
  • What are several great theories?
  • Cell Theory
  • Theory of Evolution
  • Gene Theory

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What is the difference b/t a theory and a law?
  • Theory explains why something happens
  • Law states how it happens
  • Law of Thermodynamics
  • Law of Relativity

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What is biology?
  • Break it down
  • bio life
  • ology the study of something
  • What other areas of study in biology can you
    think of?

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What are the categories of life?
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What are some characteristics of living things?
  • First of all they mean the same
  • living thing organism
  • 7 Themes of Biology
  • Cellular structure and function
  • Cells highly organized, tiny structures with
    membranes
  • Reproduction production of offspring.

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  • 3. Metabolism sum of all chemical reactions in
    the human body
  • 4. Homeostasis maintaining stability (balance)
    within an organism.
  • 5. Heredity passing of genetic information from
    parent to offspring.
  • 6. Evolution the process of change over time.

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  • 7. Interdependence how organisms interact with
    other organisms and the environment
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