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Duplicate of Chapter 1: Scientific Method
Duplicate of Chapter 1: Scientific Method
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Which scientific tool is not a measuring tool?
a hand lens
a balance
a meterstick
thermometer
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Why do scientists use tools to measure and gather information?
to keep clean
to get accurate information
to obey laws
to assess understanding
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What is an example of a two-dimensional model?
a blueprint
a model car
a globe
a diorama
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Facts gained from observations and experiments are
hypothesis
evidence
tools
procedures
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What are some of the organized steps that scientists use to answer questions?
research, state a hypothesis, and make an opinion
state a hypothesis, test hypothesis, and collect data
state a hypothesis, observe the natural world, and use tools
collect data, use tools, and test hypothesis
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An inference is _____.
the result of an experiment
a question to be answered
a measurement that is not exact
a conclusion based on facts
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Scientific knowledge of the natural world is based on
predicitons
evidence
opinions
guesses
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_________________ describes something that has length, width and height.
model
map
three-dimensional
two-dimensional
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Scientists develop explanations based on ___________.
tools
hypothesis
experiments
data
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This must be in an if...then...because format.
procedures
investigation
scientific methods
hypothesis
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A graduated cylinder is used to measure ______.
volume
temperature
mass
distance
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Inquiry is ____________.
the process of doing work
the process of reporting results
the process of asking questions
the process of analyzing data
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Scientist ask questions about _____________.
problems
tools
chemicals
the natural world
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Why do scientists keep detailed and accurate records?
So they can be paid.
To determine the procedures they need to use.
So the scientists work can be put in a book.
Other scientists need to be able to repeat the experiment.
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How can scientists develop explanations about data?
Observations, research, and collected data
Feelings and Observations
Guessing and Researching
Researching and Drawing
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What is an hypothesis?
a possible answer to a question
a problem to be solved
an accurate measurement
an observation
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In a fair test, how many variables will change?
2
1
4
3