Biology Quiz

What is Biology?

• The study of the universe

• The scientific study of life

• The analysis of chemicals

• The exploration of space

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What does the term "Emergent properties" refer to in Biology?

• Properties that disappear when complexity increases

• The interaction of parts as complexity decreases

• Results from the arrangement and interaction of parts as complexity increases

• The study of how new elements emerge

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What is meant by "Science"?

• A method of creating complex systems

• A belief system based on traditions

• Derived from Latin and means "to know"

• The study of historical events

What is "Data" in the context of scientific inquiry?

• Opinions and beliefs about natural phenomena

• Recorded observations

• Predictions about future events

• Theories without evidence

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What does "Qualitative" refer to in scientific research?

• Relating to, measuring quantity not quality

• Relating to, measuring quality not quantity

• The importance of numerical data

• The use of statistical models

What is the difference between "Quantitative" and "Qualitative" research?

• Quantitative is based on quality, while Qualitative is based on quantity

• Quantitative is based on quantity, while Qualitative is based on quality

• Quantitative uses generalizations, while Qualitative uses specific observations

• Quantitative is theoretical, while Qualitative is practical

What is "Inductive Reasoning" in the scientific method?

• Making specific predictions from general premises

• Deriving generalizations from a large number of specific observations

• The process of disproving hypotheses

• The use of quality data to make predictions

What is "Deductive Reasoning" in the scientific method?

• Using specific observations to derive generalizations

• Using general premises to make specific predictions

• The process of confirming hypotheses

• The use of quantitative data to make generalizations

What is a "Hypothesis" in scientific research?

• A proven fact about natural phenomena

• An opinion based on personal beliefs

• An explanation based on observations and assumptions that leads to a testable prediction

• A random guess about the outcome of an experiment

What is a "Controlled Experiment"?

• An experiment without any variables

• An experiment where all variables are manipulated

• An experiment group is compared with a control group

• An experiment conducted in a controlled environment