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| technology | The use of scientific knowledge to improve the quality of human life. |
| volume | A measure of the amount of space something occupies. |
| meter | The SI unit used when measuring length of distance. |
| experiement | A test of a hypothesis. |
| mass | A measure of the amount of matter in an object. |
| microscope | The general name for a device that useses light to produce an enlarged image of objects that are too small to be seen with the aided eye. |
| observation | An examination of some part of nature. |
| electron microscope | A device taht uses beams of electrons to produce an enlarged image of an object. |
| kilogram | The SI unit used when measuring mass. |
| life science | The branch of science that studies living things. |
| theory | A hypothesis that has been tested many times and that is supported by data. |
| conclusion | A statement of whether or not experiemental data support the hypothesis. |
| hypothesis | A proposed answer to a question. |
| ecology | The study of relationships between living things and their surroundings. Surrounding may include living and nonliving things. |
| zoology | The study of animals. |
| microbiology | The study of life forms that are so small they can be seen only through a microscope. |
| anatomy | the study of the structure, or form, of living things. |
| botany | The study of plants. |
| physiology | The study of how living things function. |
| science | A method of obtaining knowledge about nature. Nature includes earth, space, living and nonliving things. |
| scientists | People who study nature and try to find explanations for the things they observe. |
| scientific method | The special way in which scientists gather information and test ideas. It is a logical way of solving problems. |
| volume equation | V=HW |
| degrees in Celsius | This usnit is used to measure temperature. |
| centimeter | This unit would be used to measure the volume of a book. |
