Understanding Evidence in Science

The video tutorial explains what evidence is and its importance in science, categorizing it into observations and measurements. It provides guidance on how to collect evidence by understanding the question, identifying key concepts, and using reliable sources. The tutorial also addresses how to handle contradictory evidence, emphasizing the importance of keeping an open mind and considering all possibilities in scientific inquiry.

What are the two main categories of evidence in science?

• Experiments and conclusions

• Observations and measurements

• Hypotheses and theories

• Data and analysis

Which of the following is an example of a measurement?

• A photograph of a cell

• The sound of a bell

• The length of a table

• The color of a flower

What should you do first when collecting evidence?

• Start writing a report

• Identify the key concepts

• Ignore contradictory information

• Summarize data in graphs

Which of the following is NOT a high-quality source for research?

• Random blogs

• Textbooks

• University websites

• Government websites

What should you do if you find evidence that contradicts your answer?

• Ignore it completely

• Discard all your previous evidence

• Consider it as a new possibility

• Change your question

Why is it important to keep an open mind in science?

• To avoid making mistakes

• To explore different possibilities

• To quickly finish experiments

• To prove your hypothesis right

What is the final message about the scientific process?

• It is only for experts

• It is a journey to be enjoyed

• It should be avoided

• It is a tedious task