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JeopardyJeopardy

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ScientificMethod

Theories vs. Laws

Big BangTheory

How was theUniverse made?

Big Bang Lab

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Final JeopardyFinal Jeopardy

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These are the steps you followThese are the steps you follow

Experiment / ProcedureExperiment / Procedure

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Review other information from others to Review other information from others to get a better understanding of your topicget a better understanding of your topic

Research / ObservationResearch / Observation

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If I add more water to plants, then they If I add more water to plants, then they will grow taller. What is the dependent will grow taller. What is the dependent variable?variable?

Plant GrowPlant Grow

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Data tables, graphs, picturesData tables, graphs, pictures

resultsresults

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Independent- pHIndependent- pH Dependent- Number of TadpolesDependent- Number of Tadpoles

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This is an educated guess or prediction This is an educated guess or prediction based on observation and researchbased on observation and research

hypothesishypothesis

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This is an actual explanation based on This is an actual explanation based on much research and observationmuch research and observation

theorytheory

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This is an actual rule to describe what we This is an actual rule to describe what we see in nature and the worldsee in nature and the world

lawlaw

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This is the current accepted theory of how This is the current accepted theory of how the universe was formedthe universe was formed

Big bang theoryBig bang theory

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Do scientists have a LAW that describes Do scientists have a LAW that describes where the universe came from?where the universe came from?

No, it is a theoryNo, it is a theory

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The Galaxies, stars, and planets are The Galaxies, stars, and planets are studied by studied by

Astronomers Astronomers

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What is cosmic background radiation?What is cosmic background radiation?

Radiation left over in space after the big Radiation left over in space after the big bang occurredbang occurred

It is detected uniformly from every It is detected uniformly from every directiondirection

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What does the “red shift” show us?What does the “red shift” show us?

Most objects in space are moving farther Most objects in space are moving farther apartapart

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Does cosmic background radiation support Does cosmic background radiation support the big bang theory?the big bang theory?

yesyes

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What piece of evidence is very important What piece of evidence is very important to support the big bang theory?to support the big bang theory?

Red shift, cosmic background radiationRed shift, cosmic background radiation

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This theory says the universe came from a This theory says the universe came from a giant explosiongiant explosion

Big bang theoryBig bang theory

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This theory says the universe will always This theory says the universe will always be the samebe the same

Steady state theorySteady state theory

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This theory says the universe will go back This theory says the universe will go back and forth between expanding and and forth between expanding and contractingcontracting

Oscillating theoryOscillating theory

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This is the study of the universeThis is the study of the universe

cosmologycosmology

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This is the currently accepted theory of This is the currently accepted theory of universe formationuniverse formation

Big bang theoryBig bang theory

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What did the balloon represent in the What did the balloon represent in the experimentexperiment

The UniverseThe Universe

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What did the dots represent?What did the dots represent?

GalaxiesGalaxies

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What theory did the lab represent the What theory did the lab represent the mostmost

Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory

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How could you represent the “big crunch” How could you represent the “big crunch” with the balloon with the balloon

Popping it/ letting the air out Popping it/ letting the air out

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What conclusion did we draw from our What conclusion did we draw from our experiment?experiment?

The universe is expandingThe universe is expanding

Final JeopardyFinal Jeopardy

What are the essential components of a What are the essential components of a graph?graph?

Title, axis labels, appropriate scales, key Title, axis labels, appropriate scales, key

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