1. What does 'Scientific Inquiry Skills' refer to?
2. What is the primary purpose of scientific inquiry as outlined in the course?
3. Which animals are known to use echolocation to navigate and locate objects in their environment?
Scientific Inquiry — steps?
Asking questions, hypothesizing, experimenting, analyzing.
Scientific inquiry — definition?
Asking questions and investigating scientifically.
Living World Beyond Sight — methods?
Echolocation, infrared detection, bioluminescence, vibration sensing.
Hypothesis — role?
A testable explanation or prediction.
Health and Hygiene — practices?
Handwashing, sanitation, vaccination, personal cleanliness.
Experiment — purpose?
Test hypotheses through controlled procedures.
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