WorksheetsScience In Our World
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The first steps towards being a scientist are
a)
making good grades and answering questions.
b)
observing the world then looking up answers.
c)
paying attention in class and memorizing.
d)
observing the world then asking questions.
2.
The beginning of science is
a)
answering questions.
b)
asking questions.
c)
memorizing questions.
d)
memorizing answers.
3.
Finding information in textbooks, encyclopedias, magazines, and the Internet is called
a)
science.
b)
observation.
c)
research.
d)
experimentation.
4.
Observations are useful only if they are
a)
accurate.
b)
important.
c)
complicated.
d)
understood.
5.
Anything in an experiment that can influence the experiment's outcome is a
a)
prediction.
b)
hypothesis.
c)
variable.
d)
factor.
6.
After an investigation, what do scientists do with their results?
a)
hide them from other scientists
b)
share them only with their family
c)
put them away for several years
d)
communicate their results to other scientists
7.
What is a representation of an object or system called?
a)
the real thing
b)
a structure
c)
a model
d)
a prediction
8.
An explanation that ties together many hypotheses and observations is a
a)
thesis
b)
hypothesis
c)
law
d)
theory
9.
In science, a summary of many experimental results and observations is a
a)
thesis
b)
hypothesis
c)
law
d)
theory
10.
Anything that helps you do a task is a
a)
tool.
b)
law.
c)
measurement.
d)
experiment.
11.
The basic unit of length in the SI is the
a)
centimeter.
b)
kilometer.
c)
meter.
d)
millimeter.
12.
Length times Width is the formula for finding
a)
area.
b)
volume.
c)
density.
d)
mass.
13.
Mass divided by volume is the formula for finding
a)
area.
b)
volume.
c)
mass.
d)
density.
14.
Mrs. Conklin is the best teacher EVER!
a)
True
b)
False
15.
I deserve an amazing education, but I have to give 100%. I will make mistakes, but I can learn from my mistakes.
a)
True
b)
False
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