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Can scientific laws change?
Yes, if new evidence shows they are incomplete or inaccurate.
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Give an example where new evidence changed a scientific theory.
Atomic theory, continental drift becoming plate tectonics, evolution, disease causes.
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What is the main purpose of a scientific model?
To represent or explain a system or process.
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What is a scientific theory?
A well-tested explanation for why natural phenomena occur.
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Which describes "what happens"âa law or a theory?
Law.
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Explain how Newton's Law of Gravity and the Theory of General Relativity differ.
Newton describes gravitational attraction mathematically; Einstein explains gravity as the curvature of spacetime.
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What is meant by predictive power in science?
The ability to accurately predict future observations or results.
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What is a scientific law?
A statement describing a pattern or relationship that is always observed under certain conditions.
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Why are theories considered reliable?
They are supported by extensive evidence and testing.
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Give one example of a scientific theory.
Evolution, Cell Theory, Atomic Theory, Germ Theory.
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Why is repeatability important in science?
It confirms results are reliable.
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Why doesn't a theory become a law?
They serve different purposes; theories explain while laws describe.
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Why do different scientific models exist for the same phenomenon?
Different models emphasise different aspects or operate at different scales.
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