Law v. Theory in Science

An object's acceleration equals the object's force divided by its mass. Scientific Law or Theory?

All matter consists of constantly moving particles. Scientific Law or Theory?

Einstein's belief that that electromagnetic energy is released in discrete packets of energy (now called photons) that act like waves. Scientific Law or Theory?

Einstein's belief that a mass can produce space. It can warp it, bend it, push it, or pull it. Gravity was just a natural outcome of a mass's existence in space. Scientific Law or Theory?

Theories have a lot of _____ based evidence to back them up. However, they can still be changed or disproved over time, if newer, more accurate information is discovered.

Laws are ______ that in specific conditions, a certain outcome or result will occur every time, such as a concrete, evidence-based mathematical equation.

Both Laws and Theories use hypotheses to begin, and can also help make predictions and be revised over time.

At both of their roots, Scientific Laws and Theories are basically just a different term for the same thing.

It's okay to continue to claim my hypothesis was correct, even when the data shows it was incorrect.

I went through all my Scientific Method steps and now realize my data shows my hypothesis is incorrect. Now what?

After we form a hypothesis, we should ______