What are the three main categories of science?

Life science, Earth science, Physical science

Astronomy, Geology, Meteorology

What is the purpose of a control in an experiment?

To provide a standard for comparison

To test multiple variables at once

To ensure the experiment is ethical

Which of the following is the correct sequence of the scientific method?

State the problem, Gather information, Form a hypothesis, Test the hypothesis, Analyze data, Draw conclusions

Form a hypothesis, Gather information, Test the hypothesis, Analyze data, Draw conclusions, State the problem

Gather information, State the problem, Form a hypothesis, Analyze data, Test the hypothesis, Draw conclusions

Test the hypothesis, Form a hypothesis, Gather information, State the problem, Draw conclusions, Analyze data

What is bias in science?

When a scientist's expectations change how the results are viewed

When a scientist uses only numerical data

When a scientist collaborates with others

When a scientist conducts multiple experiments

What is one advantage of using a simulator for pilot training?

Can practice problem solving in various situations and conditions

Pilot experiences actual flight situations

Can only practice problem solving in actual flight situations

Cannot test reactions and practice procedures safely

What is a disadvantage of flying a real airplane for training?

Cannot test reactions and practice procedures safely

Can practice problem solving in various situations

How does a scientific theory differ from a scientific law?

A theory is an explanation of things or events

A theory is a description of what happens in nature

A law explains why events occur

A law is based on a single observation

What is one limitation of science according to the text?

Science cannot explain or solve everything.

Science can answer all questions about values.

What must a scientist do to ensure their guesses are valid?

Make sure guesses can be tested and verified.

Assume guesses are always correct.

What is a scientific law?

A statement that seems to be true all the time.

An explanation based on observations.

A theory that cannot become a law.

What is the definition of "measurement"?

The dimensions, capacity, or amount of something

The amount of matter in an object

The physical property of matter

The amount of space occupied by an object

How is density defined?

Physical property of matter that can be found by dividing the matter’s mass by its volume

The amount of space occupied by an object

The amount of matter in an object

An exact quantity people agree to use to compare measurements

Why are measurement standards necessary?

To ensure consistent and comparable measurements

To ensure everyone uses different methods

To allow for personal interpretation

To make measurements more complex

Which of the following is an example of something measured in millimeters?

The distance between two cities

What is one advantage of converting to the International System of units?

It is based on multiples of ten.

It is harder to compare measurements.

Why is it important to have exact standards of measurement?

They provide a consistent, known, and accepted value for a base unit.

They are flexible and can be adjusted as needed.

They are only used in scientific experiments.

They vary from country to country.

Organize the following measurements from smallest to largest: kilometer, nanometer, centimeter, meter, and micrometer.

Nanometer, micrometer, centimeter, meter, kilometer

Kilometer, meter, centimeter, micrometer, nanometer

Micrometer, nanometer, centimeter, meter, kilometer

Centimeter, nanometer, micrometer, meter, kilometer

Why is density considered a derived unit?

It is made up of two SI base units, mass and length.

What is the definition of "data"?

Information gathered during an investigation or observation

A visual display of information or data

A type of graph with vertical bars

A visual display of information or data

A type of scientific experiment

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What is the process of observing or studying through close examination called?

Hypothesis

Experiment

Investigation

Model

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30 sec • 1 pt

Which term describes the general pattern of investigational procedures?

Scientific methods

Theory

Control

Bias

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What is a possible explanation of a problem based on observation and prior knowledge?

Experiment

Hypothesis

Scientific law

Model

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What is testing the effect of one thing on another under controlled conditions called?

Variable

Experiment

Control

Bias

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Which term refers to a quantity or factor in an experiment that can change?

Constant

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What is a variable whose value changes as a result of changes in other variables?

Independent variable

Dependent variable

Constant

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What is a variable you change to see how it affects another variable?

Dependent variable

Independent variable

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Bias

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Unit 1 Module 1 Lesson 1-4 Test Prep

What is the process of observing or studying through close examination called?

Which term describes the general pattern of investigational procedures?

What is a possible explanation of a problem based on observation and prior knowledge?

What is testing the effect of one thing on another under controlled conditions called?

Which term refers to a quantity or factor in an experiment that can change?

What is a variable whose value changes as a result of changes in other variables?

What is a variable you change to see how it affects another variable?

What is a value or factor in an experiment that does not change?

What is the standard used to compare the results of an experiment?

What occurs when a scientist’s expectations change how the results are viewed?

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