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When allowing personal opinions, values, or tastes to influence a conclusion, you are making a
Quantitative observation
subjective reasoning
objective reasoning
Qualitative Observation
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When you make a decision, draw a conclusion based on available evidence this is an example of
objective
Manipulated
Controlled
Subjective
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A variable that does not change is called
Quantitative
Controlled
Manipulated
Responding
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What is the third step in the scientific metod
analyze data
experiment
question
hypothesis
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The variable that is changed(testing) is called
Responding
Controlled
Manipulated
Subjective reasoning
6
After a theory hasn't been proven wrong it is called
Law
hypothesis
experiment
cats
7
Name the responding variable
Distance(mm)
Skin Surface
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This lemon taste sour. This is an example of what type of observation?
Qualitative
Controlled
Responding
Quantative
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1 g of salt and 1 g of sugar which will dissolve quicker in water. Responding variable is
1 g of sugar
the amount of time it takes salt or sugar to dissolve.
1 g of salt
the temperature of the water
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Name the manipulated variable
Number of votes
Sports
Time
I like fish
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Always uses numbers or amounts is called
Objective Reasoning
Qualitative observations
Controlled
Quantitative Observations
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The variable that is always on the y-axis and is also know as dependent variable is called
Manipulated
data
Responding
Controlled
13
This lemon taste sour. This is an example of what type of observation?
Qualitative
Responding
Controlled
Quantative
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What is the manipulated variable of this experiment?
Cereal
Amount of iron
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The first step in the scientific method is
Question
Hypothesis
Conclusion
Experiment
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True or false: When testing you only change one variable at a time?
False
True
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Hypothesis means:
an opinion
summary of what the experiment was about.
educated guess (inference)
a question