The curve in surface of liquid inside containers caused by surface tension

What step in planning a laboratory experiment did he miss?

Deciding how to keep the controls the same

Select the hypothesis that would be fitting of the chart

Shrimp in Europe are larger than U.S Shrimp

Which of the steps of the scientific method below are in correct order?

Observe, Question, Research, Design experiment, Test Hypothesis

Species A was seen more near shore, while species B was found further away from shore. Was Jim's hypothesis supported?

Yes, his hypothesis of zonation being based on species is supported

What is the difference between a theory and hypothesis?

A theory is a hypothesis supported by evidence

What is not an example of an appropriate hypothesis?

Plant growth will be higher with more fertilizer use

Name a variable that could be controlled for more accurate results

The amount of human activity interfering

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AICE Marine Chapter 1 Review

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This chapter elaborates on the process of the scientific method and how to analyze the results of data. To this degree, the chapter covers the role of variables and collecting data in the experiment process.

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1
A good conclusion comes from an experiment with...
All of the above
Repeated readings taken
Measurements show a clear pattern with IV and DV with anomalies explained
Appropriate equipment used in measurement
2
Tim finds that sea Kelp tolerate high salinity levels, does this information refute the hypothesis?
True
False
3
What would be the major issue that Joe would run into with this experiment?
There is no control group to base the study on
Hypothesis is not testable
There are too many variables
His way of recording data leads to inaccuracies.
4
The Meniscus is...
The variation of data that expands the standard deviation
A standard, less-used unit of measurement for liquids in containers
Used when measuring liquids in containers
The curve in surface of liquid inside containers caused by surface tension
5
Is there control group in this experiment?
No, there is no control or level 0 independent variable
Yes, it would a line in the middle of the shore
No, there is no variable being studied
Yes, it would be no organisms
6
What step in planning a laboratory experiment did he miss?
Plan how to measure results and collect data
Deciding the timescale of the project
Deciding how to keep the controls the same
List all controls that could affect the results
7
Select the hypothesis that would be fitting of the chart
Shrimp in Europe are larger than U.S Shrimp
More shrimp can be found in the U.S than in Europe
Shrimp in the U.S tend to be more Green than European shrimp
Shrimp in the U.S are more colorful than European Shrimp
8
Observations are usually...
After the question in the scientific method
Quantitative
None of the above
Qualitative
9
Which of the steps of the scientific method below are in correct order?
Observe, Hypothesize, Question, Test Hypothesis, Reflect On Results
Observe, Question, Research, Design experiment, Test Hypothesis
Hypothesize, Design Experiment, Reflect on Results, Test Hypothesis
Question, Hypothesize, Observe, Design experiment, Test Hypothesis
10
Anomalies are important to identitify. Anomalous results are usually caused by...
Difficulties in controlling variables
Natural variation within the variable being measured
Hard to tell
Errors in measurement
11
Species A was seen more near shore, while species B was found further away from shore. Was Jim's hypothesis supported?
Yes, his hypothesis of zonation being based on species is supported
No, his hypothesis of zonation being based on species is not supported
Yes, his hypothesis of zonation not being based on species is supported
No, his hypothesis of zonation not being based on species is not supported
12
What is the difference between a theory and hypothesis?
A hypothesis is based on research and a theory is based on observation
A theory is repeatedly tested and proven while a hypothesis isn't
A theory is a hypothesis supported by evidence
A hypothesis cannot be changed while a theory can
13
What is not an example of an appropriate hypothesis?
Any difference in plant growth will be due to chance
Plant growth will be higher with more fertilizer use
Plant growth will be affected by fertilizer use
All fertilizers will negatively affect plant growth
14
Name a variable that could be controlled for more accurate results
The temperature of the area
The amount of human activity interfering
The amount of predatory organisms nearby
The amount of sea water hitting the shore

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AICE Marine Chapter 1 Review

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Questions 14

Answers

1
A good conclusion comes from an experiment with...
All of the above
Repeated readings taken
Measurements show a clear pattern with IV and DV with anomalies explained
Appropriate equipment used in measurement
2
Tim finds that sea Kelp tolerate high salinity levels, does this information refute the hypothesis?
True
False
3
What would be the major issue that Joe would run into with this experiment?
There is no control group to base the study on
Hypothesis is not testable
There are too many variables
His way of recording data leads to inaccuracies.
4
The Meniscus is...
The variation of data that expands the standard deviation
A standard, less-used unit of measurement for liquids in containers
Used when measuring liquids in containers
The curve in surface of liquid inside containers caused by surface tension
5
Is there control group in this experiment?
No, there is no control or level 0 independent variable
Yes, it would a line in the middle of the shore
No, there is no variable being studied
Yes, it would be no organisms
6
What step in planning a laboratory experiment did he miss?
Plan how to measure results and collect data
Deciding the timescale of the project
Deciding how to keep the controls the same
List all controls that could affect the results
7
Select the hypothesis that would be fitting of the chart
Shrimp in Europe are larger than U.S Shrimp
More shrimp can be found in the U.S than in Europe
Shrimp in the U.S tend to be more Green than European shrimp
Shrimp in the U.S are more colorful than European Shrimp
8
Observations are usually...
After the question in the scientific method
Quantitative
None of the above
Qualitative
9
Which of the steps of the scientific method below are in correct order?
Observe, Hypothesize, Question, Test Hypothesis, Reflect On Results
Observe, Question, Research, Design experiment, Test Hypothesis
Hypothesize, Design Experiment, Reflect on Results, Test Hypothesis
Question, Hypothesize, Observe, Design experiment, Test Hypothesis
10
Anomalies are important to identitify. Anomalous results are usually caused by...
Difficulties in controlling variables
Natural variation within the variable being measured
Hard to tell
Errors in measurement
11
Species A was seen more near shore, while species B was found further away from shore. Was Jim's hypothesis supported?
Yes, his hypothesis of zonation being based on species is supported
No, his hypothesis of zonation being based on species is not supported
Yes, his hypothesis of zonation not being based on species is supported
No, his hypothesis of zonation not being based on species is not supported
12
What is the difference between a theory and hypothesis?
A hypothesis is based on research and a theory is based on observation
A theory is repeatedly tested and proven while a hypothesis isn't
A theory is a hypothesis supported by evidence
A hypothesis cannot be changed while a theory can
13
What is not an example of an appropriate hypothesis?
Any difference in plant growth will be due to chance
Plant growth will be higher with more fertilizer use
Plant growth will be affected by fertilizer use
All fertilizers will negatively affect plant growth
14
Name a variable that could be controlled for more accurate results
The temperature of the area
The amount of human activity interfering
The amount of predatory organisms nearby
The amount of sea water hitting the shore