Experiments vs Investigation

Which of the following is a characteristic of an experiment?

• A. It involves observing and collecting data.

• B. It is used to test a hypothesis.

• C. It is a systematic process.

• D. All of the above.

What is the main purpose of an investigation?

• A. To gather information and analyze it.

• B. To conduct experiments and collect data.

• C. To prove a hypothesis.

• D. To create a hypothesis.

Which of the following is true about experiments?

• A. They are always conducted in a controlled environment.

• B. They can be conducted in both natural and controlled environments.

• C. They are only conducted in natural environments.

• D. They are only conducted in controlled environments.

What is the main goal of an investigation?

• A. To prove a hypothesis.

• B. To gather evidence and draw conclusions.

• C. To conduct experiments and collect data.

• D. To create a hypothesis.

Which of the following is a characteristic of an investigation?

• A. It involves testing a hypothesis.

• B. It is a systematic process.

• C. It involves gathering evidence and drawing conclusions.

• D. All of the above.

What is the role of variables in an experiment?

• A. They are not important in an experiment.

• B. They are used to manipulate the outcome of the experiment.

• C. They are used to measure the outcome of the experiment.

• D. They are used to control the conditions of the experiment.

Which of the following is true about investigations?

• A. They are always conducted in a controlled environment.

• B. They can be conducted in both natural and controlled environments.

• C. They are only conducted in natural environments.

• D. They are only conducted in controlled environments.

What is the main difference between an experiment and an investigation?

• A. Experiments involve testing a hypothesis, while investigations involve gathering evidence.

• B. Experiments are conducted in controlled environments, while investigations can be conducted in both natural and controlled environments.

• C. Experiments are a systematic process, while investigations involve observing and collecting data.

• D. There is no difference between an experiment and an investigation.

Which of the following is true about experiments?

• A. They are always conducted in a controlled environment.

• B. They can be conducted in both natural and controlled environments.

• C. They are only conducted in natural environments.

• D. They are only conducted in controlled environments.

What is the main goal of an experiment?

• A. To prove a hypothesis.

• B. To gather evidence and draw conclusions.

• C. To conduct investigations and collect data.

• D. To create a hypothesis.