SC.7.N.1.2 Repetition and Replication Notes/Vocabs

What is the process called when multiple people complete the same experiment?

• Repetition

• Replication

• Duplication

• Simulation

In replication, what should be the same for all procedures?

• Steps and materials

• Only materials

• Only steps

• Time and location

How many experiments are involved in replication?

• One

• Two or more

• None

• Exactly two

What is the main purpose of replication in experiments?

• To change the results

• To confirm reliability

• To speed up the process

• To reduce costs

In repetition, how many experiments are conducted?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What is a key factor in ensuring accurate conclusions in repetition?

• Different results

• Same results

• No results

• Random results

Which process involves repeating multiple trials within an experiment?

• Replication

• Repetition

• Simulation

• Duplication

What is the role of multiple people in replication?

• To change the experiment

• To complete the same experiment

• To stop the experiment

• To ignore the experiment

How does replication contribute to scientific research?

• By reducing accuracy

• By increasing reliability

• By complicating procedures

• By limiting participation

What is the expected outcome when replication is done correctly?

• Unreliable results

• Reliable results

• No results

• Confusing results

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NGSS.MS-LS1-5