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Scientific Inquiry

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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What is scientific inquiry

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Any process used to ask and answer testable questions about observations of the natural world

#2
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Scientific inquiry characteristics

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there are different paths uses the steps of the scientific method not just for scientists

#3
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Scientific inquiry requires……

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testable questions collecting and analyzing data verification

#4
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Creativity is important for…..

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formulating a question designing an experiment solving a problem interpreting results

#5
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1950s biologists

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knew DNA controls heredity did not know the structure of the DNA

#6
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James Watson and Francis Crick

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built models of DNA using sticks and spheres used creativity discovered the double-helix structure

#7
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Who is Sir Francis Bacon

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an English Philosopher, scientist, and lawyer

#8
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What did he discover as means of standard procedure for science

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Baconian Method

#9
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What did Francis Bacon believed science should be

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practical and useful

#10
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The basis of the scientific method

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process of hypothesis and investigation used to ask and answer testable questions on observations

#11
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Step 1 of the scientific method

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ask a question based on observation

#12
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Step 2 of the scientific method

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form a hypothesis

#13
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Step 3 of the scientific method

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make a prediction

#14
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Step 4 of the scientific method

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perform an experiment

#15
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Step 5 of the scientific method

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analyze the results and draw conclusions

#16
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Step 6 of the scientific method

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accept or reject the hypothesis

#17
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Step 7 of the scientific method

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record and communicate the results

#18
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Parts of a lab report: title

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description of question

#19
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Parts of a lab report: purpose

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statement describing purpose of experiment

#20
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Parts of a lab report: question

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which you gather information for

#21
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Parts of a lab report: hypothesis

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question with a possible outcome, if…then….because

#22
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Parts of a lab report: variables

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factors that are manipulated or observed during the experiment

#23
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Parts of a lab report: materials

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supplies needed for experiment

#24
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Parts of a lab report: procedure

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list of directions