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ENV 01 review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
An “If...then…” statement used to design an experiment, which predicts the outcome of that experiment.
a)
Hypothesis
b)
Observation
c)
Draw conclusions
d)
Controlled experiment
2.
Using the 5 senses to notice or describe events or processes in an orderly, careful way
a)
Observation
b)
Hypothesis
c)
Draw conclusions
d)
Controlled experiment
3.
This is the step where we analyze what our graphed data could mean, and see whether that data supports or refutes our hypothesis.
a)
Draw conclusions
b)
Hypothesis
c)
Observation
d)
Controlled experiment
4.
Designed to test a hypothesis. One independent variable is the only difference between the tested groups, the dependent variable is measured, and all other variables are the same across all groups.
a)
Controlled experiment
b)
Hypothesis
c)
Observation
d)
Draw conclusions
5.

The work of a scientist usually begins with (hint: the first step of the scientific method)

a)
Careful observations
b)
Drawing conclusion
c)
Creating experiments
d)
Testing hypotheses
6.
Based on observations, you suggest, “If I wash my car, then it will immediately begin to rain.” This is a(n)
a)
Hypothesis
b)
Conclusion
c)
Experiment
d)
Analysis
7.
A scientific hypothesis must be
a)
Testable in an experiment
b)
Correct
c)
Based on personal beliefs or opinions
d)
Supported
8.
During an experiment, which variables are measured when they respond to the tested variable?
a)
Dependent variables
b)
Independent variables
c)
Hypotheses
d)
Constants
9.
How many independent variables does a controlled experiment test at a time?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
All variables are independent variables
10.
Which of the following would you do in your conclusion?
a)
explain whether your data supports (agrees with) or refutes (disagrees with) your hypothesis
b)
Set up an experiment
c)
Change the dependent variable
d)
Count your data
11.
What kind of graph is best for data that has distinct categories, like weapon types during a zombie apocalypse?
a)
Bar graph
b)
Line graph
c)
Pie graph
d)
Scatter plot
12.
What kind of graph is best for data that is continuous, like change over time?
a)
Line graph
b)
Bar graph
c)
Pie graph
d)
Scatter plot
13.
  1. Which statement about science is true?

a)
  1. It assumes that the natural world works according to rules that do not change unpredictably

b)
  1. It attempts to explain the mysteries of the supernatural world

c)

It deals mostly with things in the synthetic or unnatural world

d)

It asserts that although the boiling point of water is 100* C today, it may be different in the future

14.
  1.  Which statement accurately describes effective scientists (that is, the ones doing their job properly)?

a)
  1. They are willing to believe in ideas, even if there is no supporting evidence

b)
  1. They usually accept what they hear from others

c)

They prefer to deal with questions that involve opinions and personal preferences

d)

They are open to results that change and may even refute a previously accepted idea

15.
  1. What is one of the key differences between scientific theories and hypotheses? 

a)
  1. Theories are tested by experiments and observations, but hypotheses are not.

b)
  1. Hypotheses are subject to peer review, but theories are not.

c)
  1. Theories are broader explanations, whereas hypotheses deal with a narrower subject. 

d)
  1. Hypotheses can be proven wrong, but theories cannot.

16.
  1. In order to be accepted, a scientific theory must be

a)

Widely tested and supported by extensive data

b)

Controversial and cause debate

c)

Based on the results of a single experiment

d)

In line with all previous historical ideas

17.
The environment contains
a)
Both living and nonliving things
b)
Living things only
c)
Nonliving things only
d)
Only artificial man-made things
18.
Which of the following is NOT an example of a natural resource?
a)
Plastic
b)
Coal
c)
Wood
d)
Sunlight
19.
Which of the following is ALWAYS a nonrenewable resource, or one that will never come back as quickly as we use it?
a)
Oil
b)
Wind
c)
Water
d)
Soil
20.
Environmental Science is what’s called an interdisciplinary science, or one that include other fields of study, such as
a)
All of these
b)
Biology, the study of life
c)
Climatology, the study of Earth’s weather and climate
d)
Economics, which studies the way humans use and distribute natural resources