What might scientists do if the data from an experiment does not support their hypothesis?

• Ignore the data and publish the results.

• Change their hypothesis.

• Continue with the same experiment without changes.

• Discard the experiment entirely.

Why might scientists need to redesign their experiment procedure?

• Because they want to try something new.

• Due to design flaws in the original procedure.

• To make the experiment more complicated.

• To impress their peers.

What can scientists develop based on the work in an experiment?

• New questions.

• A new career.

• A dislike for science.

• A fear of failure.

What is one possible next step for scientists after concluding an experiment?

• Move on to a new or related research topic.

• Destroy all the data collected.

• Forget about the experiment.

• Publish the results without review.

What inspired Haley Brouwer to become interested in science and engineering advancements?

• Her love for animals.

• Her childhood experience with Type 1 diabetes.

• Her favorite science teacher.

• A science fiction movie.

What type of technology does Haley Brouwer develop?

• Space exploration technology.

• Technology for faster healing of muscle and skeletal injuries.

• Weather prediction technology.

• Virtual reality games.

What is the role of an insulin pump in managing Type 1 diabetes?

• It measures blood pressure.

• It delivers insulin to the body.

• It monitors heart rate.

• It provides dietary advice.

Why might scientists revisit steps in an experiment?

• To ensure they have used the most expensive equipment.

• Because the data may force them to reconsider previous steps.

• To make the experiment longer.

• To confuse their colleagues.

What is a hypothesis in the context of scientific experiments?

• A random guess.

• A testable prediction or explanation.

• A proven fact.

• A philosophical idea.

What might a blood glucose meter be used for?

• To measure body temperature.

• To measure blood sugar levels.

• To measure cholesterol levels.

• To measure blood pressure.