MKR QUIZ GAME

What is heat?

• A form of energy that can be transferred from one object to another
• A type of light
• A type of solid matter
• A type of gas

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What is temperature?

• A measure of the brightness of an object or substance.
• A measure of the amount of water in an object or substance.
• A measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in an object or substance.
• A measure of the weight of an object or substance.

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What is a scientific investigation?

• A random guess without any evidence
• A process of making up data to support a preconceived idea
• A method of ignoring data that doesn't fit the desired outcome
• A systematic process of gathering data and evidence to answer a question or solve a problem.

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What is a definition for observation?

• The act of ignoring something completely
• The action or process of observing something or someone carefully in order to gain information.
• The process of guessing without any evidence
• The action of observing only things that are convenient

What is the definition for experiment?

• A cooking recipe
• A historical event
• A mathematical equation
• A scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact.

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How does a hypothesis differ from a theory?

• A hypothesis is a guess; a theory is a fact

• A hypothesis is typically tested through experimentation, while a theory is an explanation of phenomena based on repeated testing and observation

• A hypothesis and a theory are essentially the same thing

• A theory can be proven; a hypothesis cannot

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How can a test variable influence the results of an experiment?

• By providing a basis for comparison with the control group.

• By remaining constant to ensure the experiment's conditions are stable.

• By changing in response to manipulations of the outcome variable.

• By influencing the experiment's results in unpredictable ways, making the results unreliable.

What does the outcome variable represent in an experiment?

• The variable manipulated by the researcher

• The variable measured to assess the effect of the treatment

• The variable that remains constant throughout the experiment

• The variable that predicts the outcome of the experiment

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Which of the following best describes data?

• A series of random numbers without any specific meaning.

• Information processed or stored by a computer.

• Quantitative or qualitative values that provide information about or for a study.

• Physical objects collected for observation.

What role does repetition play in the scientific method?

• To ensure that results are consistent and reliable across multiple trials.

• To make the experiment longer and more complex.

• To use up all the materials available for the experiment.

• To vary the conditions of the experiment in every trial.

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