the process of asking questions

What is a hypothesis?

a possible answer to a question

Which is part of the scientific natural world?

Stormy weather, Falling skydivers

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Scientific method - 4th Grade Science - (Chapter 1) Module Review

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A review of Chapter 1 content from the #4th grade #Eurekascience textbook. Chapter 1's essential question: What is science? Chapter 1 Content: - Scientific questioning - Scientific tools - Scientific observations - Data collection - Scientific models

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Questions 17

Answers

1
What are the two measurements in a 2D model?
length and size
length and height
length and width
length, width, and height
2
In a fair test, what is the name of the variables we keep the same?
the models
the controls
the trials
the experiments
3
In a fair test, how many variables will change?
4
6
2
1
4
An observation is . . .
a guess
an inspection
a solution
a prediction
5
Why do scientists compare their data results?
To change their data
To check for accurate results
To argue about who is correct
To pick the best answer
6
A graduated cylinder is used to measure . . .
temperature
volume
distance
mass
7
Inquiry is . . .
the process of reporting results
the process of analyzing data
the process of asking questions
the process of doing work
8
What is a hypothesis?
a problem to be solved
a possible answer to a question
an accurate measurement
an observation
9
What two attributes should scientific records have?
detailed and accurate
accurate and fun
correct and vague
detailed and careless
10
Scientific knowledge of the natural world is based on . . .
guesses
opinions
predictions
evidence
11
Which of these measures mass?
the hand lens
the ruler
the thermometer
the balance
12
Which tool is used to see objects that are very far away?
A microscope
A document camera
A telescope
A hand lens
13
What is an example of a 2D model?
A yacht
A drawing of a boat
A toy boat
A full-sized boat
14
In an experiment, what is the variable that you change for each trial?
the control
the independent variable
the dependent variable
the limit
15
An inference is . . .
a measurement that is not exact
a question to be answered
the result of an experiment
a conclusion based on facts
16
How many trials do you need to ensure accurate results?
1
3
7
2
17
Which is part of the scientific natural world?
Watercolor painting
Stormy weather
Hip-hop music
Falling skydivers

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Scientific method - 4th Grade Science - (Chapter 1) Module Review

17 termsStudBud Administration379 plays

Flashcards17 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 17

Answers

1
What are the two measurements in a 2D model?
length and size
length and height
length and width
length, width, and height
2
In a fair test, what is the name of the variables we keep the same?
the models
the controls
the trials
the experiments
3
In a fair test, how many variables will change?
4
6
2
1
4
An observation is . . .
a guess
an inspection
a solution
a prediction
5
Why do scientists compare their data results?
To change their data
To check for accurate results
To argue about who is correct
To pick the best answer
6
A graduated cylinder is used to measure . . .
temperature
volume
distance
mass
7
Inquiry is . . .
the process of reporting results
the process of analyzing data
the process of asking questions
the process of doing work
8
What is a hypothesis?
a problem to be solved
a possible answer to a question
an accurate measurement
an observation
9
What two attributes should scientific records have?
detailed and accurate
accurate and fun
correct and vague
detailed and careless
10
Scientific knowledge of the natural world is based on . . .
guesses
opinions
predictions
evidence
11
Which of these measures mass?
the hand lens
the ruler
the thermometer
the balance
12
Which tool is used to see objects that are very far away?
A microscope
A document camera
A telescope
A hand lens
13
What is an example of a 2D model?
A yacht
A drawing of a boat
A toy boat
A full-sized boat
14
In an experiment, what is the variable that you change for each trial?
the control
the independent variable
the dependent variable
the limit
15
An inference is . . .
a measurement that is not exact
a question to be answered
the result of an experiment
a conclusion based on facts
16
How many trials do you need to ensure accurate results?
1
3
7
2
17
Which is part of the scientific natural world?
Watercolor painting
Stormy weather
Hip-hop music
Falling skydivers