scienceThe systematic studyof the natural worldthrough observationand experimentationin order to formulategeneral lawsspontaneousgeneration the idea that livingorganisms can bespontaneouslyformed fromnonlivingsubstances hypothesis an educatedguess thatattempts to explainan observation oranswer a questionreduceYou should always____ the number ofexperimentalvariables that are nota necessary part ofthe experiment.legendgives youinformationabout a graphso that you canbetter read it.blindexperimentexperiment inwhich informationabout the test iskept from theparticipants toreduce biasOperationalscience _____ usesobservable,repeatableexperiments totry to discovertruth.experimentationismethodicallytestinghypothesescontrolthe variable ofpart of anexperiment towhich all otherswill becomparedpiecharta circlegraph is alsoknown as a_____.scientificlaw a description of anatural phenomenonor principle that issupported by asignificant amount ofevidence and oftenincludesmathematical termsdouble-blindexperimentan experiment inwhich neither theexperimenters northe participants knowthe objects' identitiesin the setupscientifictheoryan explanation of thenatural world that hasbeen thoroughlytested and issupported by asignificant amount ofevidenceprovedScience is not ameans bywhichsomething canbe ______.doublebargraphcomparesthe relativesize of 2 setsof datalinegraphThis graphrecordsindividual dataas points on agraphnaturalselectionhow livingorganisms canadapt to changesin theirsurroundingsthrough a processcalled SirIsaacNewtonA devout Christian thatstudied sciencespecifically as a meansof learning more aboutGod, and he believedthat the best way tolearn about God wasby studying the Bible. RobertBoyleknown asthe founderof modernchemistryexperimentalvariablean aspect of anexperiment thatchanges duringthe course of theexperimentcannotScience_____proveanything.counterexamplean examplethatcontradicts aconclusion Historicalsciencerelies on relicsfrom the pastand historicalrecords to try todiscover truth.scientificmethod  provides a frameworkin which scientistscan analyzesituations, explaincertain phenomena,and answer specificquestions in anordered way scienceThe systematic studyof the natural worldthrough observationand experimentationin order to formulategeneral lawsspontaneousgeneration the idea that livingorganisms can bespontaneouslyformed fromnonlivingsubstances hypothesis an educatedguess thatattempts to explainan observation oranswer a questionreduceYou should always____ the number ofexperimentalvariables that are nota necessary part ofthe experiment.legendgives youinformationabout a graphso that you canbetter read it.blindexperimentexperiment inwhich informationabout the test iskept from theparticipants toreduce biasOperationalscience _____ usesobservable,repeatableexperiments totry to discovertruth.experimentationismethodicallytestinghypothesescontrolthe variable ofpart of anexperiment towhich all otherswill becomparedpiecharta circlegraph is alsoknown as a_____.scientificlaw a description of anatural phenomenonor principle that issupported by asignificant amount ofevidence and oftenincludesmathematical termsdouble-blindexperimentan experiment inwhich neither theexperimenters northe participants knowthe objects' identitiesin the setupscientifictheoryan explanation of thenatural world that hasbeen thoroughlytested and issupported by asignificant amount ofevidenceprovedScience is not ameans bywhichsomething canbe ______.doublebargraphcomparesthe relativesize of 2 setsof datalinegraphThis graphrecordsindividual dataas points on agraphnaturalselectionhow livingorganisms canadapt to changesin theirsurroundingsthrough a processcalled SirIsaacNewtonA devout Christian thatstudied sciencespecifically as a meansof learning more aboutGod, and he believedthat the best way tolearn about God wasby studying the Bible. RobertBoyleknown asthe founderof modernchemistryexperimentalvariablean aspect of anexperiment thatchanges duringthe course of theexperimentcannotScience_____proveanything.counterexamplean examplethatcontradicts aconclusion Historicalsciencerelies on relicsfrom the pastand historicalrecords to try todiscover truth.scientificmethod  provides a frameworkin which scientistscan analyzesituations, explaincertain phenomena,and answer specificquestions in anordered way 

Apologia General Science Units 1-3 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The systematic study of the natural world through observation and experimentation in order to formulate general laws
    science
  2. the idea that living organisms can be spontaneously formed from nonliving substances
    spontaneous generation
  3. an educated guess that attempts to explain an observation or answer a question
    hypothesis
  4. You should always ____ the number of experimental variables that are not a necessary part of the experiment.
    reduce
  5. gives you information about a graph so that you can better read it.
    legend
  6. experiment in which information about the test is kept from the participants to reduce bias
    blind experiment
  7. _____ uses observable, repeatable experiments to try to discover truth.
    Operational science
  8. is methodically testing hypotheses
    experimentation
  9. the variable of part of an experiment to which all others will be compared
    control
  10. a circle graph is also known as a _____.
    pie chart
  11. a description of a natural phenomenon or principle that is supported by a significant amount of evidence and often includes mathematical terms
    scientific law
  12. an experiment in which neither the experimenters nor the participants know the objects' identities in the setup
    double-blind experiment
  13. an explanation of the natural world that has been thoroughly tested and is supported by a significant amount of evidence
    scientific theory
  14. Science is not a means by which something can be ______.
    proved
  15. compares the relative size of 2 sets of data
    double bar graph
  16. This graph records individual data as points on a graph
    line graph
  17. how living organisms can adapt to changes in their surroundings through a process called
    natural selection
  18. A devout Christian that studied science specifically as a means of learning more about God, and he believed that the best way to learn about God was by studying the Bible.
    Sir Isaac Newton
  19. known as the founder of modern chemistry
    Robert Boyle
  20. an aspect of an experiment that changes during the course of the experiment
    experimental variable
  21. Science _____ prove anything.
    cannot
  22. an example that contradicts a conclusion
    counter example
  23. relies on relics from the past and historical records to try to discover truth.
    Historical science
  24. provides a framework in which scientists can analyze situations, explain certain phenomena, and answer specific questions in an ordered way
    scientific method