WorksheetsExperimental Design
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
"Does not using thumbs affect the time to button a shirt?"In our experiment this was the:
a)
problem
b)
hypothesis
c)
independent variable
d)
dependent variable
2.
In the thumbs lab, wearing the shirt, buttoning 5 buttons, using the same shirt and the method of buttoning were the:
a)
independent variables
b)
controls
hypothesis
hypothesis
c)
dependent variables
independent variable
independent variable
d)
constants
dependent variable
dependent variable
3.
In an experiment, the one thing that CHANGES (like time in our thumbs lab) because of what you changed is the:
a)
control
b)
constants
c)
independent variable
d)
dependent variable
4.
The ONE thing you, as the experimenter, change is called the:
a)
control
b)
constants
c)
independent variable
d)
dependent variable
5.
This is asked in the "Does....affect....?" format:
a)
problem
b)
hypothesis
c)
experiment
d)
data
6.
This is the section of your lab report that contains a table and/or a graph:
a)
problem
b)
hypothesis
c)
data
d)
conclusion
7.
If I cannot use my thumbs then it will take longer because I use my thumbs to push the button through the hole." This is a:
a)
problem
b)
hypothesis
c)
conclusion
d)
experiment
8.
This part of the conclusion answers the problem question, tells HOW it was affected, backs up your statement with data and tells if you hypothesis was right or wrong.
a)
Paragraph 1
b)
paragraph 2
c)
paragraph 3
9.
In an experiment, this is what you COMPARE your experimental data to so that you can see if anything changed (our time WITH thumbs):
a)
control
b)
constants
c)
problem
d)
independent variable
10.
Your science teacher's name is:
a)
Mr. Davis
b)
Ms. Davis
c)
Mrs. Davis
d)
Ms. Davidson
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