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Science Methods in the Elementary Classroom
Science Methods in the Elementary Classroom
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MNU Final Exam Review
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1
What is "Biophilia hypothesis"?
Physical activity and exposure to nature inhibit development
Humans have an instinctive liking to nature
Restrict children to "look", don't "touch".
2
Scientific investigations are an iterative process. What does that mean?
It avoids repetition.
It must be repeated multiple times for data collection.
It is a lockstep procedure.
3
What is "ecophobia"?
None of the above.
Fear of playing video games.
Fear of ecological problems in the natural world.
Fear of hearing your own voice.
4
How do we make certain we plan "hands-on" and "minds-on" science lessons?
Develop lessons with manipulative tasks connected to life.
All of the above.
Allow students to reflect on their ideas.
Explore the mess together within their ZPD.
5
Which of the following best describes a scientific hypothesis?
It must be formulated by a renowned scientist.
It must be correct.
It ensures that successful results will be obtained from lab
It is a testable proposal that may lead to experimentation.
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What are the 5 E's of the inquiry learning model?
Endanger, endear, evaluate, evolve, erase
Engage, explain, explore, extend, evaluate
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What is a "fair test" in science experimentation?
The experiment can be repeated.
Conditions are kept the same (constant) except for the IV.
Each team has an equal role.
The project gets a blue ribbon at the Science Fair.
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Which of these statements is true about the nature of science?
The process of classification is very simple.
Both 2 and 3.
Exploring materials can make a mess.
Science changes when new information is discovered.
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What is "nature deficit disorder"?
Extreme allergic reaction to snakes.
Diseased forests.
A description of the human cost of alienation of nature.
10
How is matter defined?
None of these.
Anything that has weight or mass and takes up space.
The gravitational pull that the earth has on an object.
Energy in solid form.
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Which of these is a list of science process skills?
Smell, journal, read, view
Observe, measure, infer, classify
12
Which of the following is the best instrument to use to determine the mass of an icicle?
A graduated cylinder
A beaker
A double pan balance
A microscope
13
What would be an effective substitution for the lack of plants and animals in your room?
Zoo Web Cams
Stuffed animals
Posters of plants and animals
