Field Investigation Quiz

What is a field investigation?

• An experiment done in a laboratory

• An investigation carried out in the classroom

• An investigation carried out in the field

• A survey conducted through online forms

Why are field investigations important?

• They are cheaper than other types of research

• They provide firsthand experience in exploring natural phenomena

• They help students avoid exams

• They are easy and require no guidelines

What should be included in a field trip attendance checklist?

• List of lab experiments

• Attendance of lecturers only

• List of students to be checked throughout the trip

• Only the names of chaperones

What is the purpose of a chaperone during a field investigation?

• To teach science theory

• To control and supervise the group

• To prepare food

• To conduct experiments

What is a benefit of using sampling techniques?

• Higher cost and less accuracy

• Takes longer time and more effort

• More accuracy, less time, and cost

• Not practical for large populations

What does a quadrat frame typically consist of?

• Round metal ring

• Square wooden frame

• Metal cone

• Plastic funnel

Which sampling method is best for studying environmental gradients?

• Random sampling

• Belt transect

• Point frame

• Systematic sampling along a line

What is a point frame useful for?

• Measuring temperature

• Sampling tall trees

• Sampling in dense vegetation

• Counting birds in flight

Which trap uses UV light to attract insects?

• Pitfall trap

• Baermann funnel

• Light trap

• Scoop trap

Which of the following best explains why field investigations are important in science education?

• They provide a chance for students to memorize theories in natural environments.

• They help students discover the application of science and gain deeper understanding through real-world experiences.

• They are only useful for students interested in working at zoos or museums.

• They eliminate the need for textbooks and classroom learning entirely.