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Chapter 1 What is Science Review
Chapter 1 What is Science Review
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What is a valid reason for a scientific theory to be rejected
it covers too broad of a topic
it was proposed by another scientist
new evidence contradicts it
people disagree with it
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What's it called when you conduct an experiment and draw conclusions that are based on your beliefs rather than facts?
inductive
objective
deductive
subjective
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Before you conduct an experiment, you must...
collect data
develop a hypothesis
draw a conclusion
communicate your results
4
Observations that cannot be expressed in numbers are called....
relative
quantitative
evidence
qualitative
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Explaining or interpreting the things you observe based on reasoning from what you already know is called ________.
classifying
predicting
observing
inferring
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A student is collecting data on rabbits and she counted 25, 17, 19, 30, and 12. What type of observation is this?
inferred
classified
qualitative
quantitative
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Making ______ involves creating representations to help people understand things that can't be observed directly.
observations
evaluating
reasoning
models
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In science a fact is....
a strong hypothesis
not testable
the same as a variable
a confirmed observation
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A mistake in the design of an experiment that makes a certain result more likely is called experimental _____.
data
skepticism
bias
evaluating
10
Scientific knowledge changes with....
careful reading of facts
new evidence or interpretations
repeated experiments
new magazine articles
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Inductive reasoning leads you to conclude from this data that Birds eat 62% berries, 16% insects, 16% plants, 6% misc.
Birds eat rocks
Worms are miscellaneous food
Birds don't like berries
Birds eat berries the most
12
Which of these is an example of ethics in science?
not harming animals
storing samples under controlled conditions
collecting useful data
repeating the experiment
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__________ is the process of grouping together items that have similar characteristics
personal bias
classifying
predicting
evaluating
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Squirrels ate more walnuts than pecans. We conclude squirrels like walnuts better. This is __________ reasoning.
inductive
faulty
deductive
subjective