AOT5 LSAE LS2 10/28

What is a key to inquiry and understanding according to the text?

• Memorizing facts

• Formulating questions and hypotheses

• Avoiding questions

• Ignoring hypotheses

What is the role of hypotheses in learning?

• To stop learning

• To explore and understand more

• To make things more confusing

• To avoid asking questions

Which type of question helps you gather basic information?

• A question that predicts an outcome

• A question that asks for reasons or causes

• A simple question like "What is this?"

• A question that explores difficult ideas

What does asking deeper questions, like “Why does this animal eat this food?” help us do?

• Dive deeper and understand more about a topic

• Memorize basic facts without explanation

• Accept facts without further investigation

• Formulate a conclusion without asking questions

Why do scientists make hypotheses?

• To memorize facts without needing experiments

• To guide their investigation and test ideas

• To avoid asking any new questions during research

• To randomly pick an answer without thinking

What is the relationship between questions and hypotheses?

• Questions are not related to hypotheses

• Questions come after testing a hypothesis

• Asking questions helps form hypotheses

• Hypotheses only work without questions

What is an example of forming a hypothesis?

• Guessing the weather

• Predicting leaves turn yellow due to lack of sunlight

• Assuming all plants need water

• Deciding not to test a theory

What happens after forming a hypothesis?

• Ignore it

• Test it to gather evidence

• Assume it is correct

• Forget about it

What is an important aspect of a good hypothesis?

• It cannot be tested

• It is a random guess

• It can be tested

• It is always correct

What should you do if a hypothesis is not supported by evidence?

• Ignore the evidence

• Adjust your understanding

• Assume the hypothesis is correct

• Stop asking questions