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Amanda Evans Chapter Content: The Scientific Study of Life Complete the following questions as you read the first chapter content— The Scientific Study of Life: 1. Biology is the scientific stu ... dy of life. 2. Jane Goodall is famous for her research on chimpanzees. Dr. Goodall observed the chimpanzees for long periods of time and made numerous observations of them that she recorded very carefully. Which stage of scientific inquiry is this considered? A) Exploration B) Testing C) Making a hypothesis D) Drawing a conclusion 3. Use the following figure to answer this question. Assume your results reject your initial hypothesis as indicated. Briefly explain why you would not return to the exploration portion of the process to change the question instead of revising the hypothesis. You would not return to the exploration portion of the process because you cannot change your data once it’s collected. 4. Match the following terms with the best definition: data, science, hypothesis, experiments, and peer review - Scientific tests where conditions can be controlled: Experiments - A tentative explanation for a set of observations: Hypothesis - A thorough review of scientific results prior to publication: Peer Review - Inquiry into how the natural world functions: Science - Recorded observations: Data 5. The following figure indicates that the testing and communication components of science connect to each other. Briefly explain how these two components interact to strengthen each other. Hint —think back to peer review [Show More]

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