Science Questions Due 8/19/10
1. List the parts of the microscope.
2. What is the difference between a light microscope and an electron scanning microscope?
3.List the steps, in order, of the scientific method.
4. Explain the meaning of “inductive reasoning”?
5. What is the difference between a control group and an experimental group?
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1. List the parts of the microscope. body tube, revolving nose piece, low power obj., high power obj., mid. power, obj., stage clip, diaphragm, illuminator, eye piece, arm, stage, fine knob adjustment, coarse adjustment knob, base
2. What is the difference between a light microscope and an electron scanning microscope?
one uses light one scans
3.List the steps, in order, of the scientific method.
observe, find a problem, form a hypothesis, list materials, list steps, research, do experiment, results, conclusion
4. Explain the meaning of “inductive reasoning”?
using you knowledge and scents for science
5. What is the difference between a control group and an experimental group?
a control nothing changes and a experimental something changes
1. List the parts of the microscope.
body tube
nose piece
low power
medium power
high power
stage clips
diaphragm
light source
eye piece
arm
stage
course adjustment
fine adjustment
base
2. What is the difference between a light microscope and an electron scanning microscope? a electron microscope only has one lence. the light microscope as two.
3.List the steps, in order, of the scientific method.
1) Make an observation
2) asking questions
3) form a hypothisis
4. Explain the meaning of “inductive reasoning”?
the ability of a scientist to draw from knowledge and experience to make a general explantation.
5. What is the difference between a control group and an experimental group?
the control group stays the same. the experimental group changes.
1. arm, base, aluminator, objectives, stage, stage clips, diaphragm, eye piece, revolving nosepiece, body tube, coarse adjustment knob, fine adjustment knob.
2. A light microscope uses a light source to see objects while a electron scanning microscope uses electrons.
3. Ask a question, research, form a hypothesis, test your hypothesis, analyze your data, draw conclusions, and communicate results.
4. Inductive reasoning is reasoning based on detailed facts and general principles.
5. A control group is the group in an experiment that doesn’t change while the experimental group is the one that’s tested during the experiment.
1. body tube 2. revolving nose piece 3. low power objective 4. medium power objective 5. high power objective 6. stage clips 7. diaphragm 8. illuminator 9. eye piece 10. arm 11. stage 12. course adjustment nob 13. fine adjustment nob 14. base
2. The difference between a light microscope and an electron scanning scope is a light microscope uses a light source but an electron microscope has beams of electrons focused by magnetic lenses.
3. 1. Ask and define the question.
2. Gather information and resources through observation.
3. Form a hypothesis.
4. Perform one or more experiments and collect and sort data.
5. Analyze the data
6. Make a conclusion
7. Formulate a “final” hypothesis.
4. Inductive reasoning is reasoning from detailed facts to generate principles.
5. The difference between a control group and an experimental group is a control group is the group that is not having anything done to them and the experimental group is being experimented on.
1) body tube, revolving nosepiece, stage clips, objectives, diaphram, light source, ocular lens, arm, stage, coarse adjustment piece, fine adjustment piece, base
2) A light microscope uses a light source but a electron microscope has beams of electrons focused by magnetic lenses
3) Ask a Question
Do Background Research
Construct a Hypothesis
Test Your Hypothesis by Doing an Experiment
Analyze Your Data and Draw a Conclusion
Communicate Your Results
4) a kind of reasoning that allows for the possibility that the conclusion is false even where all of the premises are true.
5) The control is a group that is held constant and is not experimented with, The experimental group is the group that is experimented with
1. eye piece, tube, arm, base, illuminator,stage, revolving nose piece, objective lenses, rack stop, condenser lens, diaphragm
2.the scan microscope can see and scan the electrons. Light microscope employs visible light to detect small object.
3.Make an observation, asking questions,form hypothesis
4. reason that the conclusion is false even where all of the premises are true
5, the control group isthe group that is making the experiment, the experimental group is the group that is the experiment
1. Body tube, revolving nosepiece, low power objective, medium power objective, high power objective, stage clips, diaphragm, eluminator, eyepiece, arm, stage, coarse adjustment knob, fine adjustment knob, base
2. The differnce between them are that a light microscope uses a noticable light to observe the object that is to small for the naked eye to see. While an electron scanning microscope scans the image with a high energy beam in a raster scan pattern.
3. 1-Observation 2-Ask a question 3-Hypothesis 4-Get materials 5-Set up an experiment 6-Analys and record data 7- Draw a conclusion
4. Inductive reasoning is reasoning from detailed facts to general principals
5. The control group is the things in the experiment that do not change; while the experimental group is everything that does change in the experiment.
1. List the parts of the microscope.
1.EYEPIECE
2.DRAW TUBE
3.BODY TUBE
4.LOW POWER OBJECTIVE
5.MEDIUM POWER OBJECTIVE
6.HIGH POWER OBJECTIVE
7.DUST TUBE
8.REVOLVING NOSEPIECE
9.ARM
10.COARSE ADJUSTMENT KNOB
11.FINE ADJUSTMENT KNOB
12.STAGE
13.STAGE CLIP
14.DIAPHRAGM
15.MIRROR
16.MIRROR RACK
17.INCLINATION JOINTS
18.BASE
2. What is the difference between a light microscope and an electron scanning microscope? A light microscope uses a light source but a electron microscope has beams of electrons focused by magnetic lenses.
3.List the steps, in order, of the scientific method.
1.Ask and define the question.
2.Gather information and resources through observation.
3.Form a hypothesis.
4.Perform one or more experiments and collect and sort data.
5.Analyze the data.
6.Interpret the data and make conclusions that point to a hypothesis.
7.Formulate a final hypothesis.
4. Explain the meaning of “inductive reasoning”?
Analyzing a problem by working from specific facts and discovering general principles
5. What is the difference between a control group and an experimental group?
The control is a group that is held constant and is not experimented with, The experimental group is the group that is experimented with
1. List the parts of the microscope.
1.EYEPIECE
2.DRAW TUBE
3.BODY TUBE
4.LOW POWER OBJECTIVE
5.MEDIUM POWER OBJECTIVE
6.HIGH POWER OBJECTIVE
7.DUST TUBE
8.REVOLVING NOSEPIECE
9.ARM
10.COARSE ADJUSTMENT KNOB
11.FINE ADJUSTMENT KNOB
12.STAGE
13.STAGE CLIP
14.DIAPHRAGM
15.MIRROR
16.MIRROR RACK
17.INCLINATION JOINTS
18.BASE
2. What is the difference between a light microscope and an electron scanning microscope? A light microscope uses a light source but a electron microscope has beams of electrons focused by magnetic lenses.
3.List the steps, in order, of the scientific method.
1.Ask and define the question.
2.Gather information and resources through observation.
3.Form a hypothesis.
4.Perform one or more experiments and collect and sort data.
5.Analyze the data.
6.Interpret the data and make conclusions that point to a hypothesis.
7.Formulate a final hypothesis.
4. Explain the meaning of “inductive reasoning”?
Analyzing a problem by working from specific facts and discovering general principles
5. What is the difference between a control group and an experimental group?
The control is an group that is held constant and is not experimented with, The experimental group is the group that is experimented with
1.Body tube
Revolving nose piece
low power objective
medium power objective
highpower objective
stage clips
diaphragm
illuminator
eyepiece
arm
stage
coarse adjustment knob
fine adjustment knob
base
2. electron is used by shooting electrons at the object in the slide, while the light is used by shooting light at the substance.
3. Question
observation
problem
purpose
hypothesis
results/data
conclusion
4. reasoning from detailed facts to general principles
5. A control group is not given the thing that is being tested, while the experimental group is
1. List the parts of the microscope.
Body tube, nosepiece, low power objective, medium power objective, high power objective, stage clips, diaphragm, light source, eyepiece, arm, stage, course adjustment, fine adjustment, base.
2. What is the difference between a light microscope and an electron scanning microscope?
A light microscope uses a light source but a electron microscope has beams of electrons focused by magnetic lenses.
3.List the steps, in order, of the scientific method.
Make an observation, ask a question, form a hypothesis.
4. Explain the meaning of “inductive reasoning”?
The ability of a scientist to draw from knowledge and experience to make a general explanation.
5. What is the difference between a control group and an experimental group?
In a control group you cant change the variable but in an experimental you can change the variable.
1. bodytube, revolving nose piece, low objective, medium objective, high objective, stage clips, diaphragm, light source, eye piece, arm, stage, coarse adjustment knob, fine adjustment knob, base
2. A light microscope uses a light source but a electron microscope has beams of electrons focused by magnetic lenses. An electron microscope is much stronger
3.Ask and define the question.
Gather information and resources through observation.
Form a hypothesis.
Perform one or more experiments and collect and sort data.
Analyze the data.
Interpret the data and make conclusions that point to a hypothesis.
Formulate a “final” or “finished” hypothesis.
4. the ability of a scientist to draw from knowledge and experience to make a general explanation
5. control group- the part of the experiment that is designed without changing a variable
experimental group- designed to test components of the hypothesis and to indicate changes which invalidate the hypothesis
1.)body tube, revolving nose peice, low, mediam, and high powered objectives,stage clips, diaphram, light source, eye peice, arm, stage, course adjusment knob, fine adjustment knob, base
2.)a light microscope enables you to see enlarged images of small objects while an electron microscope transmits electron beams to produce an image(only used to display objects
3.) make an observation, ask questions, form a hypothesis
4.)inductive reasoning is the ability to draw from knowledge and experience to make a general explanation
5.) an experimental group should be designed to test the components and indicate changes between the two while a control group is the part of the experiment that should remain the same
1body tube, revolving nosepiece,eyepiece,stage, stage clips, high power objective , low power objective, medium power objective, base, illuminator, coarse adjustment knob, and fine adjustment knob.
2. a light microsope is not as strong as an electron scanning microscope
3.aska quistion, do research, form hypothesis, test hypothesis, analyze results, form a conclusion, communicate results
List the parts of the microscope.
A: body tube, objectives, stage clips diaphragm, light source ocular lens, arm, stage, coarse adjustment knob, base.
What is the difference between a light microscope and an electron scanning microscope?
A: A light microscope uses a light source but a electron microscope has beams of electrons focused by magnetic lenses.
List the steps, in order, of the scientific method.
A: 1.state the problem
2.collect information
3.form a hypothesis
4.test the hypothesis
5.observe/record and analyze data
6.state the conclusion
Explain the meaning of “inductive reasoning”?
A: reasoning from detailed facts to general principles.
What is the difference between a control group and an experimental group?
A: Control group: Control groups are not manipulated. They are the foundational point for which to compare the experimental group against. See example given below. Experimental group: The group being treated, or otherwise manipulated for the sake of the experiment. This group is identical to the control group EXCEPT that it is manipulated. In the example below, the amount of water is being manipulated.
1. List the parts of the microscope.
Ocular lens, body tube, revolving nosepiece, objectives (low, medium, high), arm, stage clips, stage, diaphragm, illuminator, fine adjustment knob, coarse adjustment knob, base
2. What is the difference between a light microscope and an electron scanning microscope?
LIght microscopes enables viewers to see enlarged versions of small objects, while SEMs produce a three dimesional image.
3.List the steps, in order, of the scientific method.
make an observation, ask questions, form a hypothesis, test your hypothesis, variables, collect data, conclusion
4. Explain the meaning of “inductive reasoning”?
Inductive reasoning is the ability of a scientist to draw from knowledge and experience to make a general explanation.
5. What is the difference between a control group and an experimental group?
The experimental group is the group that the experiment is being tested on, and the control group is the comparison to the experimental group.
4 inductive reasoning is a scientific gues based on past observatios
5 A control group stays ther same. The expiremental group is what changes.
1. Body Tube, Nosepiece, Low objective, Medium objective, High objective, Stage clips, Diaphragm, Light source, Eye piece, Arm, Stage, Coarse adjustment knob, Fine adjustment knob, Base.
2. A light microscope is microscope consisting of an optical instrument that magnifies the image of an object that builds up its image as a time sequence of points in a manner.
3. The steps are ask a question, research, make a hypothesis, do the experiment, analyze results and draw conclusion.
4. Inductive reasoning is using what you learned to find out something.
5. A control group is the group left untouched and the experimental group is touched.
1.) Body Tube, Revolving nosepiece, low objective, medium objective, high objective, stage clips, diaphragm, light source, eye piece, arm, stage, coarse adjustment knob, fine adjustment knob, and base.
2.) The light microscope uses a light source and a electron microscope has beams of electrons focused by magnetic lenses.
5.) Control groups are not manipulated and experimental groups are not.
1. (1) eye piece (2) body tube (3) revolving nose piece (4) objectives (5) arm (6) base (7) stage (8) stage clips (9) coarse adjustment knob (10) fine adjustment knob (11) illuminator
2. A light microscope uses a series of lenses to focus light allowing small objects to appear larger.
3. (1) State the issue (2) Ask a question (3) form a hypothesis (4) test the hypothesis (5) analyze data (6) conclusion (7) report your results
4. Reasoning from detailed facts to general principals; generalization.
5. In a control nothing is done to it during the experiment, in an experimental group something is done to alter the group.
1. body tube, revolving nosepiece, low power, medium power, high power, stage clips, diaphragm, light source, eyepiece, arm, stage, course adjustment, fine adjustment, base
2. L:ight microscopes can magnify objects about 1000 times their nomal size. Electon microscopes can display objects as small as atoms.
3. Make an observation, Ask questions, Form a Hypothesis
4. It draws inferences from observations in order to make generalizations.
5. Control group: Control groups are not manipulated. They are the foundational point for which to compare the experimental group against. See example given below.
Experimental group: The group being treated, or otherwise manipulated for the sake of the experiment. This group is identical to the control group EXCEPT that it is manipulated. In the example below, the amount of water is being manipulated.
1. eye piece, body tube, coarse adjustment knob, fine adjustment knob, diaphram, luminator, arm, base, stage, stage clips, objectives, revolving nose piece
2. A light microscope works by putting light onto the object and to magnify it while an electron scanning microscope shoots electrons through the object in the slide to produce a higher quality magnification.
3. Make an observation, form a hypothesis, research, test the hypothesis, analyze results, communicate your conclusion
4. Inductive reasoning is analyzing a problem by working from specific facts and common principles.
5. A control group is not tested with a variable while an experimental group is.
1) List the parts of the microscope.1) body tube 2) revolving nose piece 3) low power odjective 4) stage clips 5) diafram 6) light source or illuminator 7) eye piece
arm 9) stage 10) corse adjustment nob 11) fine adjustment nob 12) base
2. What is the difference between a light microscope and an electron scanning microscope? A light microscope is enabled to see enlarged images of small objects and a electron microscope transmits electronbeams through a thin slice of a specimen.
3.List the steps, in order, of the scientific method. 1) make an observation2) ask questions 3) form a hypothesis 4) variables 5) collect data 6) conclusion 7) think what you could have done diffrent
4. Explain the meaning of “inductive reasoning”? Inductive reasoning is where you use logic and experience to determin a genral outcome.
5. What is the difference between a control group and an experimental group?
The control group is the group that is normal or that is not being tested on. The experimental group is the guiney pig our the group that is being tested on.
1 oculars
nosepiece
objective lens
stage clips
base or stage
the different parts of microscope are-
oculars
nosepiece
objective lens
stage clips
base or stage
the different parts of microscope are-
oculars
nosepiece
objective lens
stage clips
base or stage
3Ask a Question
Do Background Research
Construct a Hypothesis
Test Your Hypothesis by Doing an Experiment
Analyze Your Data and Draw a Conclusion
Communicate Your Results
4 While mathematical induction may be inspired by the non-base cases, the formulation of a base case firmly establishes it as a form of deductive reasoning.
5control is the same expiremental is one you testing
1. Body tube, revolving noise piece stage clips, diagram, light, eye piece, Arm, stage, coarse adjustment, fine adjustment, base
2.you dont have to adjust or do anything on a scanning one
3.ask a question, research, form a hypothesis, varaibles, expierment, anaylze results, form a conclusion
4.inductive reasoning is is a kind of reasoning that allows for the possibility that the conclusion is false even where all of the premises are true.
5.control group stays the same expierimaent group changes
1. body tube, objectives, stage clips, diaphram, luminater/ light source, biocular lens, arm, stage, corse adjustment knob. fine adjustment knob. base.
2.A light microscope you can see things up close, but an electron scanning microscope you can see a lot closer and you can even see an atom.
3.) make an observation
ask questions.
form a hypothesis
variables
collecting data
conclusion
results
4. inductive reasoning is like an educated guess. you take the information that you already know about that situation and you make an educated guess or use inductive reasoning to get your hypothesis about the experiment.
5. A control group is the group that stays the same in the experminet. and the experimental group is what changes. for example, if you had two ant farms and one had dry sand, and the other was wet, and you were seeing what ants dig fastest in. the type of sand, the type of ant, how many ants, how much sand, would all be in the control group. the experimental group would consist of the wet sand and dry sand.
1. body tube, occular lens, revolving nosepeice, objectives, stage clips, diaphram, light source, fine and course adj. knobs, stage, base, and arm
2. light microscopes cost less and electron scanning microscope cost a lot and aer more complicated.
3. Title, problem, hypothesis, variables, materials, procudures, research, charts and graphs, and conclusion.
4. inductive reasoning is when you make it on a graph
5. control group is the things that stay the same and experimental group is when you compare everything to it.
1. List the parts of the microscope.
Body tube, revolving nose peice, low, medium, and high objective, stage, stage clips, aluminator, eye peice, arm, diafram, coarse adjustment knob, fane adjustment knob, and base.
2. What is the difference between a light microscope and an electron scanning microscope?
A light microscope uses a light source but a electron microscope uses electrons to focuse it.
3.List the steps, in order, of the scientific method.
Ask a question, gather imformation, make a hypothesis, do an experiment, analyze data, make a conclusion, make a final hypothesis.
4. Explain the meaning of “inductive reasoning”?
Reasoning from detailed facts to general principles.
5. What is the difference between a control group and an experimental group?
The control group dose not get experimented on but thr experimental group dose.
1.) the parts of the microscope are the body, the revolving nosepiece, objective, stage clip, diaphragm, light source, eyepiece, arm, stage, course adjustment knob, fine adjustment knob, and the base.
2.)a light microscope is a type of microscope that helps you see smaller things that the naked eye cannot see alone.scanning microscopes lets you see things on a screen.
3.)the steps of the scientific method are, make an abservation, ask questions, form a hypothesis, test variables, and make a conclusion.
4.)iductive reasoning means to take what you know and put it together to make a clear reasoning and not just tooh make a flat out guess.
5.)the control group is always going to stay the same. the experimental group is the group the will be givin different things to test.
1. List the parts of the microscope. Eyepiece, body tube, objectives, stage clips, diaphragm, light source, arm, stage, course adjustment knob, fine adjustment knob, base.
2. What is the difference between a light microscope and an electron scanning microscope? A light microscope uses a light source but a electron microscope has electrons focused by magnetic lenses.
3.List the steps, in order, of the scientific method.
Ask a question
observe
form a hypothesis
test
analyze your results
form a conclusion
4. Explain the meaning of “inductive reasoning”? Inductive reasoning is when you put your information into a table or chart to help make your data more clear.
5. What is the difference between a control group and an experimental group? The control group has nothing done to it where the experimental group is the one that is being tested on.
1. List the parts of the microscope.
1.body tube, nose piece, objectives, stage tabs, diaphram, light sourse, eyepiece, arm, stage, course adjusting knob, fine adjustin knob, base.
2. What is the difference between a light microscope and an electron scanning microscope?
2. one uses a light source and the other scans for rhe stuff so you can see them.
3.List the steps, in order, of the scientific method.
3. make an observation- use the five sences, asking questions, form a hypothesis-an educational guess-”if then”use inductive reasoning- the ability of sientist to drawfrom knowledge and experience to make a general explanation.
4. Explain the meaning of “inductive reasoning”?
4. inductive reasoning reasoning facts to general principles.
5. What is the difference between a control group and an experimental group?
5.the diffrence between a control group and experimental group is one always stays the same and the other changes.
1. body tube, revolving nose piece, objetives (small medium and large), stage clips, diaphragm, light source, Ocular lens, arm, stage, course and fine adjustment knob, and base.
2. Electron microscopes can magnify tons more then a light microscope.
3. Question, hypothesis, variables, material, reasearch, analize, conclusion, and graph.
4. Inductive reasongs is makeing a false concultion even when all the premesis are true.
5.Control group: Control groups are not manipulated.Experimental group: The group being treated, or otherwise manipulated for the sake of the experiment
. List the parts of the microscope.
body tube; revolving nosepiece; objectives; stage clips; diaphragm; light source; ocular lens; arm; stage; coarse aadgustment knob; fine adgustment knob; base
2. What is the difference between a light microscope and an electron scanning microscope? electron scanning microscope produces rays, and a light microscope doesnt
3.List the steps, in order, of the scientific method.
Ask a Question
Do Background Research
Hypothesis
Test Your Hypothesis
Analyze Your Data and Draw a Conclusion
Communicate Your Results
4. Explain the meaning of “inductive reasoning”?
mental process of reasoning
5. What is the difference between a control group and an experimental group?
the control group is the actual product, the expiramental group is the one using the product used to expirament
1. Body Tube, Revolving Nose Piece, Objectives, Stage Clips Diaphragm, Alluminator, Eyepiece, Arm, Stage, Coarse Adjustment Knob, Fine Adjustment Knob, Base
2.
3.Ask a Question
Do Background Research
Construct a Hypothesis
Test Your Hypothesis by Doing an Experiment
Analyze Your Data and Draw a Conclusion
Communicate Your Results
4.a kind of reasoning that allows for the possibility that the conclusion is false even where all of the premises are true
5.Control groups are not manipulated; Experimental group is identical to the control group EXCEPT that it is manipulated
1. Body tube, revolving nose piece, low power , medium power, high power objective, stage clips, diaphram, aluminator, eye piece, arm, stage, coarse ajustment knob, fine ajustment knob, base.
2. A light microscope uses light and can only go to 400 times (high power) an electronmicroscope can examine things thousand of times smaller and scan fpr dieseases.
3. Find a problem , ask a question, form a hypothesis, research, gather data, converse reasults, draw conclusions
4.the reasoning or explaining of a control group
5. A controlled group stays the same while a independent group has a change in the experiment.
1.Body tube,nose piece, low power, medium power, high power, stage clips, diaphgram, light source, eye piece, arm, stage, course adjustment, fine adjustment, base.
2.A light microscope uses a light source but a electron microscope has beams of electrons focused by magnetic lenses
3.1.Make an observation, 2.asking question 3. form hypothesis,
4.Analyzing a problem by working from specific facts and discovering general principles.
5.Control groups that have nothing affecting them. They are constant. They experimental group has one different variable. They two are compared to see the affect the variable has.
1. eyepiece, bodytube, nosepiece, lowpower, medium power, high power, stage clips, diaphragm, lite source, arm, stage, corse adjustment, fine adjustment, base.
2. One you can use in the dark (electron) and the other you can not.
3. make an observationl, ask question, form a hypothesis,
4. Inductive reasoning allows the conclusion to be false even though all the premisis are true.
5. The control group is not being manipulated-they are what you compare the experimental group with. The experimental grou is the group being experiemented.
1.the types of the microscope are the eyepiece, body tube, revolving nose piece, objectives, stage, stage clips, base,eluminator, arm.
2. a light microscope uses an eluminator or a light source and a electron microscope uses beams of electrons.
3.make an observation, research, fprm a hypothesis, draw conclusions.
4.looking at a specific problem by working with facts and principles.
5.the control groups do not change. the experimental groups do change variables and substances because they are being tested,
1)body tube,noisepiece,low power,midium power,high power,stage clip,diaphragm,light sourse,eyepiece,arm,stage,course adjustment,fine adjustment,base
2)light microscope uses light electron microscope uses a beam
3)make an observation ask question hypothesis
4)the ability of a scientist to draw from knowledge
5)control group doesn’t change a variable experimental group does change a variable
1. body tube, revolving nosepiece, stage clips, objectives, diaphram, light, eye piece, arm, stage, coarse adjustment knob, fine adjustment knob, base
2. A light microscope uses light to see the specemen being analyzed while an electron microscope uses a beam of electrons
3.observe, find a problem, form a hypothesis, list materials, list steps, research, do experiment, results, conclusion
4. an ability for scientists to draw conclusions from knowledge
5. an experimental group is the group being tested, while the control group is the one being compared to the experimental group
1. Body tube, revolving nose piece, 10x objective, 40x objective, and 60x objective, stage, stage clips, illuminator, ocular lens, arm, diaphragm, coarse adjustment knob, fine adjustment knob, base
2. With a light microscope you put light on the object and magnify it, an electron scanning microscope shoots electrons through the object in the slide to produce a higher quality magnification, with an electron scanning microscope you can see an atom.
3. 1) State the issue 2) Ask a question 3) form a hypothesis 4) test the hypothesis 5) analyze data 6) conclusion 7) report your results
4. Inductive Reasoning is reasoning from detailed facts to general principles
5. A control is a group that is held to the same level and is not experimented with, The experimental group is the group that is tested with the experiment
1-body tube, revolving nose piece, low power obj., high power obj., mid. power, obj., stage clip, diaphragm, illuminator, eye piece, arm, stage, fine knob adjustment, coarse adjustment knob, base
2-one works with light, while the other scans the object
3-question, research, hypothesis, test, results
4-ability to draw upon previous knowledge
5-CG-nothing changes EG-different variable than CG
1. body tube, revolving nosepiece, low power objective, medium power objective, high power objective, stage clips, eyepiece, arm, diaphrgm, light source, course adjustment knob, fine adjustment knob, and base.
2. A light microscope has a light to magnify, but a electron microscope shots electrons to magnify
3. Ask a question, do some reasearch, get a hypothesis, test your hypothesis, analyze data, draw a conclusion
4. Inductive reasoning: Getting an answer from information you already know
5. Control groups know whats going to happen, but expiremental do not know whats going to happen
1. Eypiece Lens
Tube
Arm
Base
Illuminator
Stage
Revolving nosepiece or turret
Objective lenses
Rack stop
Condenser Lens
Diaphragm or Iris
2.
A light microscope uses a light source but a electron microscope has beams of electrons focused by magnetic lenses.
3. Ask a Question
Do Background Research
Construct a Hypothesis
Test Your Hypothesis by Doing an Experiment
Analyze Your Data and Draw a Conclusion
Communicate Your Results
4. A kind of reasoning that allows for the possibility that the conclusion is false even where all of the premises are true.
5.Control groups are not manipulated. They are the foundational point for which to compare the experimental group against.
1. Body tube, revolving nose piece, LPO, MPO, HPO, stage clips, eyepiece, arm, diafram, light source, CAK, FAK, and base.
2. One uses light and one uses scanning.
3. Ask a question, gather info, observe, form a hypothesis, test, analize, form a conclusion.
4. Using past knowledge to make an explanation about an experiment.
5. Control groups do not change whereas Experimental groups change variables.