Formulating addressing scientific questions

A scientific question is a question that may lead to a hypothesis and help us in answering (or figuring out) the reason for some observation.

Which of the following is incorrect?

• Maximize your time and do multiple experiments at a time.

• It must be specific

• A solid scientific question must be testable and measurable

• Accepts others' opinions and criticism

Which questions are bad?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

In order to inquire about the world, produce new information, and resolve a mystery in our world, we constantly use the scientific process to inform research questions. So, we need to keep in mind the steps of the scientific process.

Which does not belong to the scientific process?

• Observation

• Scientific Question

• Hypothesis

• Conclusion

What's the difference between Sample and Population?

A ________ is any factor, trait, or condition that can exist in differing amounts or types.

It involves describing and/or quantifying parts of a natural system.

• Comparative field investigations

• Descriptive field investigations

• Correlative field investigations

It involves measuring or observing two variables and searching for a relationship between them for a distinctive population.

• Comparative field investigations

• Descriptive field investigations

• Correlative field investigations

It involves collecting data on different populations/organisms, or under different conditions.

• Comparative field investigations

• Descriptive field investigations

• Correlative field investigations

it includes generally 1 population and one distinctive variable.

• Comparative field investigations

• Descriptive field investigations

• Correlative field investigations

Meaning of SMART

• simple

  measurable achievable

  related

  time-bound

• simple

  measurable achievable

  relative

  time-bound

• simple

  measurable attainable

  relevant

  time-limited

• simple

  measurable attainable

  relevant

  time-related