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Formulate a hypothesis

Total questions: 7

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. 1. What is a hypothesis?

a)

A. It is a tentative statement.

b)

B. It is an IF statement that can be a possible solution.

c)

C. It is a tentative and testable statement that proposes an explanation of an observable phenomenon.

d)

D. It contains all the variables being studied in an experiment.

2.

2.What variable in an experiment that can be manipulated/ changed?

a)

A. dependent variable

b)

B. independent variable

c)

C. constant variable

d)

D. Cofounding variable

3.

3. What variable in an experiment that is the result to the manipulated/ changed variable in an experiment?

a)

A. dependent variable

b)

B. independent variable

c)

C. constant variable

d)

D. Cofounding variable

4.

A. During the winter when the roads are icy or snowy,

large amounts of salt are used to create B.safer driving

conditions. C.The salt used on our roads is decreasing

the D. quality of the roads and creating runoff that is not

good for our environment.


Which is the independent variable?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

5.

A. During the winter when the roads are icy or snowy,


large amounts of salt are used to create B.safer driving


conditions. C.The salt used on our roads is decreasing


the D. quality of the roads and creating runoff that is not


good for our environment.


Which is the dependent variable?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

6.

During the winter when the roads are icy or snowy,


large amounts of salt are used to create safer driving


conditions. The salt used on our roads is decreasing


the quality of the roads and creating runoff that is not


good for our environment.


Which is the best hypothesis in this scenario?

a)

If adding large amount of salt is related to the quality roads then the quality of the road decreases.

b)

Adding large amount of salt can result to low quality of roads.

c)

The quality of road is not related to salt.

d)

The quality of the roads increases when adding salt on the roads.

7.

During the winter when the roads are icy or snowy,


large amounts of salt are used to create safer driving


conditions. The salt used on our roads is decreasing


the quality of the roads and creating runoff that is not


good for our environment.


Which is the relationship of the two variables?

a)

negative relationship

b)

positive relationship

c)

no relationship

d)

unrelated relationship