Biology Entry Ticket

True/False: An observation is an opinion or statement that you believe to be true based on sight.

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True/False: An inference is something that you cannot observe but you believe it to be true based on what your senses tell you.

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True/False: An example of a Hypothesis would be "I believe that cows eat grass because it's the only food around them."

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True/False: An example of a Hypothesis would be "If cows eat more grass, then they would produce more milk, because their body has more nutrients."

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True/False: An example of a Hypothesis would be "Do cows eat more grass, or do horses eat more hay?"

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True/False: An observation would be "The man in the white shirt is getting ready to run."

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True/False: An observation would be "There are 3 people riding a bike."

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True/False: An observation would be "The 3 men in the front know each other."

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True/False: An inference would be "The man in the white shirt is stretching."

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True/False: An inference would be "The 3 men in the front are wearing shorts."

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• False