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Scientific Method Review
Scientific Method Review
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A review for students to take on the scientific method.
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Will changing the fuel of a vehicle effect its speed? This is an example of a Testable Question?
True
False
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Controlled Variables are constant and unchanged throughout the experiment ?
True
False
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Sharing ideas and experimental findings through writing and speaking is Communicating ?
False
True
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The fifth step of The Scientific Method is ?
Communicate
Inference
Draw conclusion
Collect data
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The Variable that we observe or measure in an experiment is ?
Independent Variable
Controlled Variable
Dependent Variable
Standards
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The Variable that's changed to test a hypothesis is a?
Independent Variable
Standard Variable
Dependent Variable
Constant
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If more water is added to a plant, then the plant will grow faster. This statement is an example of a ?
Hypothesis
Experiment
Conclusion
Observation
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The sixth step of The Scientific Method is ?
Experiment
Collect data
Communicate
Report
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A Hypothesis doesn't need to be testable ?
True
False
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The numbers and figures gathered from an experiment are?
Quantitative observations
Findings
Data
Independent Variables
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The fourth step of The Scientific Method is ?
Independent Variable
Develop a hypothesis
Design an experiment
Collect data
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The second step of The Scientific Method is ?
Collect data
Draw conclusion
Make an observation
Develop a hypothesis
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The third step of The Scientific Method is
Communicate
Collect and interpret data
Design an experiment
Pose a question
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The first step of The Scientific Method is ?
Design an experiment
Make an observation
Pose a question
Communicate
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Does Coke taste better than Pepsi? This is a Testable Question ?
False
True
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It's important to Communicate because ?
Scientists want to be famous
Its not important
It contributes to the formation of theories
People find experiments interesting
