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The Scientific Method Quiz! (ECA 7th Science Week 2)
The Scientific Method Quiz! (ECA 7th Science Week 2)
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What variable
always stays the same (constant)
in this experiment determining how
sound affects plant growth
?
the conversation topic with the plant
plant growth
the plant species
the volume of the music
2
Scientific knowledge can be proven to be absolute truth
True
False
3
What is the second step to the scientific method?
Experiment (test hypothesis)
Observation (Ask a question)
Hypothesis (a testable statement)
Inference (use prior knowledge to figure something out)
4
Select the
independent variable(s)
in this experiment determining how
sound affects plant growth
talking
silence
plant growth
music
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What is the third step to the scientific method?
Observation (Ask a question)
Experiment (test hypothesis)
Inference (use prior knowledge to figure something out)
Hypothesis (a testable statement)
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What is the first step to the scientific method?
Hypothesis (a testable statement)
Inference (use prior knowledge to figure something out)
Observation (Ask a question)
Experiment (test hypothesis)
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Which scientist in 1626 disproved the theory of spontaneous generation?
Francisco Sanches
Marie Curie
Francesco Redi
Satyendra Nath Bose
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Select the
dependent variable(s)
in this experiment determining how
sound affects plant growth
plant growth
talking
music
silence
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What is the fourth step to the scientific method?
Experiment (test hypothesis)
Hypothesis (a testable statement)
Observation (Ask a question)
Inference (use prior knowledge to figure something out)
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What is another description of a hypothesis?
a question about something observed
an idea which can be tested with data
a test to investigate an idea or question
using what you know to explain an observation