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Test Review for Scientific Method Test
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Is baseball a better sport than tennis?
Good scientific question
qualitative observation
hypothesis
Not good scientific question
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After you state your hypothesis, what should you do next?
draw a conclusion
do research
eat
plan an experiment
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A --- is what you think will happen during an investigation.
Hypothesis
Conclusion
Data
A dream
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After you finished your experimentation, what step is next?
Form a hypothesis
Record and analyze your data
Communicate your results
Eat peanut butter
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How the amount of butter affects the number of kernels that pop? The IV is -
type of kernels
type of butter
number of kernels
amount of butter
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The factor that is manipulated or changed during an investigation is called -
controlled variables
dependent variable
independent variable
variable
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How eating chicken wings affect the biceps' growth? The dependent variable is -
chicken wings
type of chicken
amount of chicken wings
biceps size
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A posible explanation or conclusion about an observation is called -
problem
inference
prediction
observation
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Emilio ordered 3 hot dogs. He must be meeting a friend. This is an example of -
Inference
Hypothesis
Quantitative observation
Observation
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The player has a red cap. This is an example of -
qualitative observation
observation
quantitative observation
measurement
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The scientific method starts with -
Defining a problem
Draw conclusion
Sleeping
Form a hypothesis
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What is the Scientific Method?
Makes observations
Steps to carry out investigation
Makes money
hypothesis
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What is a conclusion?
A prediction
Is a summary of your findings
A measurement
What you think will happen
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Describes facts, qualities, quantities and/ measurements -
conclusions
problems
variables
observations
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What is data?
A problem
Recorded observations
numbers
Something you eat
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The factor being measured during an investigation is called -
chikungunya
observation
dependent variable
independent variable
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The notebook is 15 cm long. This is an example of:
Inference
Quantitative observation
Qualitative observation
Prediction
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How the type of food affects how many times a day a dog barks? The IV is
dog
amount of days
amount of food
type of food
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The dog is barking outside, so there is a cat outside there. This is an example of:
Quantitative observation
Inference
Observation
Qualitative observation
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The controlled variables are -
the factors being measured
gummy bears
factors that do not change
recorded observations
