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LS Scientific Method & Characteristics of Life
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- Q1The process used by scientists to solve a problem and further understand the natural worldExperimentScientific ReasoningScientific MethodologyNatural Selection30s
- Q2a written statement that summarizes what happened in an experiment, supports or rejects a hypothesis, and lists possible errors made.Scientific MethodProcedureResultsConclusion30s
- Q3Your hypothesis must be proven right on order for an experiment to be complete.TrueFalse30s
- Q4Includes both materials needed and a step by step procedure for testing the hypothesis.ExperimentResultsConclustionScientific Method30s
- Q5can be in the form of charts, tables, graphs, diagrams, or modelsResultsConclusionHypothesisExperiment30s
- Q6All living things are made of one or more cellsFalseTrue30s
- Q7All living things respond to stimuli in the environmentTrueFalse30s
- Q8All living things grow and developTrueFalse30s
- Q9All living things get their energy by eating other living thingsFalseTrue30s
- Q10All living things reproduceFalseTrue30s
- Q11All living things have the ability to evolve as a population over timeFalseTrue30s
- Q12All living things have organ systems to organize their 'insides'TrueFalse30s