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Ch.1 Using Scientific Inquiry
Ch.1 Using Scientific Inquiry
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Some questions designed to test student's knowledge of the scientific method... #scientificmethod
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How many steps are in the scientific method?
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All experiments must have a "control."
No.
Yes, and they have to have "constants," too.
It depends on the number of trials .
Yes, that is the standard for comparison.
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An example of a qualitative observation would be,
Mr. Yablonski is awesome.
there are four walls in our classroom.
there is fifteen lab tables in our class.
Mr. Yablonski tells 5 jokes every class.
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The dependent variable is the variable that
depends on the constants in the experiment.
always proves the hypothesis.
is measured during the experiment.
we purposely change during an experiment.
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What is the minimum number of trials needed to be performed during an experiment?
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Replication of experiments is necessary because
the more "like" results obtained, the more valid they are.
scientists need extra copies of experiments for their data.
This is a trick question. It is unnecessary.
2 trials are needed to state a conclusion.
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A hypothesis is
useless unless it is proven correct by analyzing the data.
a large, mostly herbivorous mammal.
an attempt to answer a question or problem.
always written "If the DV, then the IV."
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Inferences are
the same as predictions.
forecasts.
attempts to explain something that you observed.
attempts to explain what may happen in the future.
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Why do scientists construct models?
To find the independent variable.
To study something too big, small or complex.
Because they can't afford the real thing.
Because scientists like to build models.
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Observations
can be dangerous so you always have to wear safety glasses.
cannot be aided by the use of tools.
can be qualitative or quantitative.
can be made only through your sense of sight.