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Lesson 1 Scientific Explanations/ Sc Inquiry
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A #science Quiz #quiz to help students review their NOS Lesson 1 #McGraw-Hill materials #grade7.
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What is step 4 of the scientific inquiry
analyze results
observation
hypothesis
experiment
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Studying atoms and gravity
physical science
earth science
life science
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Practical use of scientific knowledge, especially for industrial or commercial use.
Scientific theory
observation
science
technology
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Step two of the scientific inquiry is _____
observation
communicate results
hypothesize and predict
analyze results
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Science or Pseudoscience???
Pseudoscience
Science
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Step 5 of the scientific inquiry is
analyze results
test results
observation
draw conclusions
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To be safe during a scientific investigation, you should always...
wear safety equipment and learn safety symbols.
wear goggles and lip gloss.
eat a good breakfast.
wear a helmet and knee pads.
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I need to study for the Scientific Inquiry Quiz tomorrow, so I can be AWESOME!!!
Yes
No
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What is bias?
When you know facts
When facts shape your opinions
prejudice toward a specific outcome
When you have opinions
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Explanation of observations/events based on knowledge from observations & investigations.
technology
observation
science
Scientific theory
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Using one or more of your senses to gather information and taking note of what occurs
Critical Thinking
technology
science
observation
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Rule that describes a repeatable pattern in nature.
inference
Scientific law
prediction
critical thinking
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The three branches of science we study are
physical, earth space, and life
physical, technology, and life
astronomy, life, and physical
mars, afterlife, and physical
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Which of the following is NOT a way to analyze data?
graph results
write an article in a scientific journal
classify information
make calculations
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Science can answer all questions.
True
False
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Three ways to prevent bias are
samples that taste good, repetition
blind study, sampling and repetition of testing
blind study, big tests and random groups to test
repeat your tests often and use the blind
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Statement of what will happen next in a sequence of events.
Scientific law
critical thinking
inference
prediction
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Results of scientific inquiry include
new materials, new experiments and ideas
new scientific laws and theories
new tech, new products and adjustment to laws
new technology, new materials, new answers to question
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A logical explanation of an observation that is drawn from prior knowledge or experience.
critical thinking
inference
prediction
Scientific law
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To test a hypothesis we must first design a(n)
experiment
graph
scientific journal
model
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If a hypothesis is not supported, the investigator should
retest hypothesis and check for reliability
just make do with results and hope no one notices
modify hypothesis and retest
Cry and never do science again
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Step 3 of the scientific inquiry is
communicate results
observation
Test hypothesis
hypothesize
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Which of the following can create bias in an experiment?
lack of ethics
sampling
blind study
repetition
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Comparing what you already know with information you are given
observation
technology
Critical Thinking
science
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What would scientific method not be based on?
evidence
facts
opinions
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Studying a volcano
life science
earth science
physical science
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Which of the following is NOT a way to communicate results?
speak at science conferences
exchange information on the internet
write an article in a scientific journal
put data into a chart
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Possible explanation for an observation that can be tested by scientific investigation
science
Critical Thinking
technology
hypothesis
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The investigation, exploration of natural events and new information that results
technology
science
observation
Scientific theory
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The study of cells and the interaction of living things.
life science
physical science
earth science
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After an observation is made, the scientific inquiry process begins with...
asking a question
writing a scientific law
stating the hypothesis
communicating results
