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Being curious about the world and the way it behaves is a definition of...
Order
Curious George
Science
Uniformity
2
Physical Science is composed of what fields of science?
Chemisty
Geology
Biology
Physics
3
Which of the following is an example of quantitative data?
shape
color
smell
length
4
The key to a good model is workability.
True
False
5
Every effect has a specific, identifiable cause, and for every cause, has a definite and predictable effect.
Law of Cause and Order
Law of Cause and Effect
Creation Mandate
Principle of Uniformity
6
Genesis 1 instructs man to fill the earth and have dominion over it. This is called...
Uniformity
Cause and Effect
Creation Mandate
Order
7
Name the lab equipment in the picture
flame thrower
bunsen burner
match
ring stand
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Which step of the scientific inquiry includes conducting the experiment?
Investigation
Communication
Conclusion
Research
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Which of the following is NOT TRUE about physical science models?
they should not change
they help scientists understand and predict phenomena
they are workable explanations and descriptions
they include theories and laws
10
Name the lab equipment in the picture
graduated cylinder
test tube
erlenmyer flask
beaker
11
We all view the world on the basis of assumptions we have about the world. This is called .....
Scientific inquiry
Worldview
The Principle of Uniformity
The Law of Cause and Effect
12
Physical science has very little overlap with other sciences.
False
True
13
SI unit for electric current
candela (cd)
ampere (A)
kilogram (kg)
meter (m)
14
The DNA double helix model is an example of what type of model
mathematical
physical
conceptual
colorful
15
Scientists
ask questions
do really fun experiments
investigate events and facts
study phenomenon
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Phenomena are...
none of the above
random
random and orderly
orderly
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A hypothesis is an initial, testable explanation
True
False
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A model that describes phenomena
Mathematical
Conceptual
Theory
Law
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What field of science is the study of matter and energy and the interactions between them
Earth Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
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SI unit for intensity of light
kilogram (kg)
second (s)
candela (cd)
Mole (mol)
21
God's command to multiply and exercise dominion over the earth is called
Worldview
Creation Mandate
Ethics
Hypothesis
22
The US customary system is used worldwide.
True
False
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A model that explains phenomena
Mathematical
Physical
Law
Theory
24
SI stands for
Science Impossible!
Scientific Inquiry
International System of Units
Scientific International Data
25
What three elements are Christian ethics based on? Check all that apply.
Bible Principles
Biblical Motivations
Biblical Predictions
Biblical Outcomes
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The orderly, cyclic process by which we do science is called
law of cause and effect
ethics
creation mandate
scientific inquiry
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We live in an orderly world.
False
True
28
Name the lab equipment in the picture
Erlenmyer flask
Test tube
Wash bottle
Beaker
29
What allows us to make predictions in science? Check all that apply.
Creation Mandate
Law of Cause and Effect
Uniformity in Nature
Order
30
a system of moral values or a theory of proper conduct
Ethics
Codes
Observation
Rules
31
Scientists collect quantitative data using instruments.
True
False
32
Which of the following is a derived unit?
m/s
cd
A
kg
33
Weather patterns, the seasons, daily, weekly and month cycles, and repeated patterns... These are all examples of?
Cause and Effect
Uniformity
Creation
Order in the nature
34
True or False? Mrs. Collins used to be a math teacher.
False
True
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What is the first step of the scientific inquiry?
investigation
conclusions
research
observations
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A system of moral values
Ethics
Creation Mandate
Hypothesis
Worldview
37
SI unit for length
candela (cd)
meter (m)
Ampere (A)
kelvin (K)
38
Where in your textbook could you find the definition of molarity (M)? Check all that apply.
Ethics section of a chapter
Table of Contents
Glossary
Appendix B
39
What allows us to study events as they occur?
Phenomena
Order
Prediction
Uniformity
40
What is the study of non-living matter and energy called?
The Law of Cause and Effect
The Principle of Uniformity
Physical Science
Biology
41
Name the lab equipment in the picture
lab balance
centrifuge
hot plate
ring stand
42
True or False? You should never highlight in a textbook!
True
False
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Accuracy is defined as the
repeatability of a measurement
measurement compared to the expected value
degree of exactness
decimal place of the instrument
44
True or False? Rainbows are not a good example of phenomena.
False
True
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SI unit for temperature
kelvin (K)
ampere (A)
candela (cd)
mole (mol)
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the study of the composition, structure, and properties of matter as well as changes in matter
Chemistry
Physics
It's Friday!!!
Both Chemistry and Physics
47
Name the lab equipment in the picture
graduated cylinder
erlenmyer flask
beaker
test tube
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Assumptions we have about the world and what we believe
Law of Cause and Effect
Worldview
Ethics
Creation Mandate
