
scientific Method
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the role of science in understanding the natural world?
Science provides unchanging answers to all questions.
Science helps us understand the natural world and updates explanations as new information is discovered.
Science only relies on old explanations and ignores new technology.
Science is not related to understanding nature.
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Open Ended
Why is it important for scientific explanations to change as new information and technology become available?
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Open Ended
Explain why it is important for scientists to record their observations during an investigation.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a way scientists perform investigations?
Observing and recording events
Setting up experiments to test effects
Building models to test how things act
Ignoring observations and guessing
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Open Ended
Describe how researching and gathering information can help a scientist before testing a hypothesis.
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Fill in the Blank
A possible explanation for a problem based on what you know and observe is called a ___.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a way to test a hypothesis?
Making observations
Ignoring data
Guessing the outcome
Avoiding experiments
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are possible variables in a plant growth experiment?
Plant type
Amount of sunlight
Type of fertilizer
Color of the pot
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Fill in the Blank
A variable that you change to see how it affects the dependent variable is called the ___ variable.
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Multiple Choice
In the experiment shown, what is the dependent variable?
Amount of water
Fertilizer type
Height after two weeks
Amount of sunlight
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are examples of constants in the plant experiment described?
Amount of sunlight
Amount of water
Type of plant
Type of fertilizer
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Open Ended
Explain why it is important to keep certain factors constant in an experiment.
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Multiple Choice
What is the control group?
Group A
Group B
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Multiple Choice
What is the independent variable?
The drink.
How many stacks of paper they can staple.
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Multiple Choice
What is the dependent variable?
The drink.
How many stacks of paper they can staple.
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Open Ended
Explain how the independent and dependent variables are related in Smithers' experiment.
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Multiple Choice
What should Smithers' conclusion be:
The drink improved productivity
The drink had no effect on productivity
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Open Ended
Explain why Bart's experiment might not provide strong evidence for his hypothesis about microwaves making mice stronger.
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Multiple Choice
Based on the experiments described in the first two images, what is the dependent variable in Bart's experiment with the mice?
Number of mice able to push the block
Type of food given to mice
Exposure to microwave
Time spent in the microwave
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Open Ended
Why is it important to have a control group in scientific experiments like the ones described in the images?
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Fill in the Blank
Fill in the blank: In Krusty's experiment, the independent variable is the type of ___ used.
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Multiple Choice
Based on Krusty's experiment, which of the following conclusions can be drawn?
The experimental itching powder is much more effective than the original.
There is no significant difference between the two powders.
The original itching powder lasts longer than the experimental one.
Both powders cause the same amount of itching.
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Open Ended
What is one question you still have about the scientific method or how science explains nature?
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Open Ended
How do scientific explanations help us understand the natural world, and why might these explanations change over time?
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