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Scientific Investigation

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the Aim of a scientific investigation?

a)

The purpose of the investigation

b)

When you line up a target

c)

The summary of the investigation

d)

The step-by-step process

2.

What is the Discussion?

a)

Where explanations are given to justify the results seen in an investigation.

b)

The summary of the investigation.

c)

An educated guess for what could happen in this investigation.

d)

The step-by-step process to conduct the investigation.

3.

What would you expect to see in the Processed Data section?

a)

Graphs.

b)

Writing.

c)

Calculations.

d)

Drawings.

4.

What is the Conclusion?

a)

The summary of the results.

b)

The purpose of the investigation.

c)

An educated guess.

d)

A step-by-step process of how to carry out the investigation.

5.

What is a Method?

a)

A step-by-step process of how to carry out an investigation and must include all variables.

b)

A step-by-step process on how to carry out the investigation.

c)

Explanations justifying the results.

d)

A step-by-step process of how to carry out an investigation and must include all results.

6.

What is Apparatus?

a)

Equipment.

b)

Measurements.

c)

Observations.

d)

Step-by-step process.

7.

What is a Hypothesis?

a)

An educated guess (which does not have to be correct).

b)

An educated guess (which has to be correct).

c)

A summary of the results.

d)

A summary of the aim.

8.

What is the name of the variable in an investigation that is changed?

a)

Independent Variable.

b)

Dependent Variable.

c)

Control Variable.

d)

Accuracy Variable.

9.

What is the name of the variable in an investigation that is measured?

a)

Dependent Variable.

b)

Independent Variable.

c)

Control Variable.

d)

Accuracy Variable.

10.

What is the name of the variable in an investigation that must be kept the same?

a)

Control Variable.

b)

Independent Variable.

c)

Dependent Variable.

d)

Accuracy Variable.