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The document provides an overview of the scientific method and how to read tables and graphs. It reviews key terms related to the scientific method like hypothesis, independent variable, dependent variable. It includes examples of matching scientific method terms to definitions and completing practice problems. It also reviews how to read and interpret information from tables and graphs. The document describes playing a game of Taboo to reinforce these concepts and includes post-game practice questions to complete.
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