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Chemistry: Test #1 Quiz Review
Chemistry: Test #1 Quiz Review
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Electrons are located in the nucleus of an atom.
False
True
2
Humans can now turn other metals like mercury into gold.
True
False
3
The middle value of a data set.
Mode
Median
Mean
Range
4
How close a group of measurements are to each other.
Accuracy
Correctness
Conciseness
Precision
5
A testable explanation for an observed natural phenomenon is called a(n)...
Opinion
Data set
Hypothesis
Experiment
6
All elements in our Universe were created by three types of ....
Supernova Explosions
Nucleosynthesis
Nucleosis
Nuclear Energy
7
Positively charged particles found in the nucleus.
Electrons
Neutrons
Protons
Positrons
8
All elements on the periodic table naturally occur in the Universe.
True
False
9
If the range of a data set of many measurements is zero, all measurements would be the same.
False
True
10
To determine if a measurement is accurate, the % error of the measurement must be less than or equal to...
10%
5%
30%
1%
11
The four major steps of the scientific method in order.
Observation, Hypothesis, Experimentation, Analysis
Hypothesis, Observation, Analysis, Experimentation
Hypothesis, Experimentation, Observation, Analysis
Experimentation, Observation, Analysis, Hypothesis
12
Standard Deviation is the best indicator of...
Correctness
Accuracy
Everything
Precision
13
Chemistry is the study of ....
Life
Matter
Chemical Reactions
The Earth
14
Temperature is a type of quantitative data.
False
True
15
A Theory can NEVER be proven true.
False
True
16
Non-numerical data such as color, shape, or texture.
Quantitative Data
Characteristic Data
Sensical Data
Qualitative Data
17
If a group of measurements are accurate, they must also be precise.
False
True
18
To determine the significance of numerical data, the data must be analyzed by....
Experimentation
Statistics
Speculation
Observation
19
Neutral particles found in the nucleus.
Electrons
Neutrons
Positrons
Protons
20
One experiment, if repeated successfully thousands of times, proves a hypothesis to be true.
True
False
21
If the mean value of a data set equals the true value, the % error of the measurements would be 0%.
True
False
22
Ancient Greek philosopher that proposed the four elements: Earth, Air, Fire, and Water
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Pythagoras
23
If a measuring device is marked to the 10th place, the measurement must go to the...
11th place
Tenth place
Hundredths place
One's place
24
How close a measurement is to the true value.
Correctness
Accuracy
Precision
Percent Error
25
All Hydrogen atoms in your body were created by the Big Bang 13.8 billion years ago.
False
True
26
The philosopher's stone was a real magical object that Aristotle created.
True
False
27
An exploding star is called a...
Supernova
Quasar
Big Bang
Stellar
28
Mystical humans that lived prominantly from the 5th-15th centuries that tried to build the philosopher's stone.
Monks
Alchemists
Elves
Wizards
29
Paticles composed of one type of atom.
Elements
Molecules
Protons
Compounds
30
The greatest cause of error in measurement is ....
Human estimation error.
Experimental design error.
Machine error
Mathematical calculation error.