| Hypothesis | | A tentative explanation for an observation or phenomenon |
| Technology | | A factor that can be changed separately or independently |
| IndependentVariable | | The process of doing an experiment |
| Record | | The actions that make up an inquiry; these usually include asking questions, determining what is known, investigating, interpreting results, and sharing information |
| FieldWork | | A place for scientific work |
| CreativeThinking | | A set of widely accepted explanations of oberservations and phenomena |
| Laboratory | | A set of experimental trials in which the effects of changes to an independent variable are tested |
| Predict | | To look at |
| Model | | The act of doubting and questioning |
| Skepticism | | A habit of mind that involves considering new ideas for solving problems |
| Theory | | To agree to participate in an experiment |
| Procedure | | A representation of an object or process |
| ControlGroup | | A set of experimental trials in which all variables are kept constant; used for comparison in an experiment |
| Observe | | A guess of what might happen in the future |
| CriticalThinking | | A method of analysis that depends on logic and reasoning |
| Ethics | | Data results |
| DependentVariable | | The rules or standards governing the conduct of a person or the members of a profession |
| InformedConsent | | Inquiries that are done outside a laboratory |
| ExperimentalGroup | | The use of scientific knowledge to solve problems or engineer new products, tools, or processes |
| ScientificProcess | | A factor that can be changed separately, or independently |