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WorksheetsNature of Science Unit Test
Total questions: 99
Worksheet time: 1hrs 9mins
a way of learning about the natural world through observations and logical reasoning; leads to a body of knowledge
observing
science
inferring
skepticism
the process of using one or more of your senses to gather information
science
inferring
skepticism
observation
the process of making an inference, an interpretation based on observations and prior knowledge
science
inferring
skepticism
observing
a result or experiment that does not consider all possibilities, may be focused on a specific result
bias
observing
skepticism
quantitative observation
an observation that deals with a number or amount
qualitative observation
quantitative observation
skepticism
inferring
an observation that deals with characteristics that cannot be expressed in numbers
qualitative observation
quantitative observation
inferring
skepticism
having an attitude of doubting the truth of a something to recognize possible bias
observing
inferring
bias
skepticism
A new 6th grade student made the following observation after one week of school:
Mr. Garman's favorite basketball team is North Carolina.
Quantitative Observation
Qualitative Observation
Inference
A new 6th grade student made the following observation after one week of school:
There are two Language teachers on each sixth grade team.
Quantitative Observation
Qualitative Observation
Inference
A new 6th grade student made the following observation after one week of school:
Mr. Windmiller has lots of Cubs items in his classroom. He must be a Cubs fan.
Quantitative Observation
Qualitative Observation
Inference
A new 6th grade student made the following observation after one week of school:
Mr. Corah teaches in room A2.
Quantitative Observation
Qualitative Observation
Inference
A new 6th grade student made the following observation after one week of school:
Ms. Houser has a yellow pencil in her desk.
Quantitative Observation
Qualitative Observation
Inference
The table top is smooth.
Qualitative Observation
Quantitative Observation
The speed of the car is 55 mph.
Qualitative Observation
Quantitative Observation
She is 150 cm tall.
Qualitative
Quantitative
Which of the following statements is an inference of the graph?
Observations that contain numbers, like measurements, are ____________ observations.
quantitiative
qualitative
operational
scientific
Qualitative or Quantitative: There is 300 mL of liquid in this beaker.
Qualitative Observation
Quantitative Observation
Qualitative or Quantitative: We bought 3.4 pounds of fruit.
Qualitative Observation
Quantitative Observation
Observation or Inference: The cat is scared.
Observation
Inference
The player has a 12 on his jersey.
Quantitative observation
Qualitative observation
The pitcher is number 43.
Quantitative observation
Qualitative observation
The dog is muddy because it is probably raining outside
Qualitative Observation
Quantitative Observation
Inference
None of the Above
The fries taste salty.
Qualitative Observation
Quantitative Observation
Inference
None of the above.
The baby is crying because she might be hungry.
Qualitative observation
Inference
Quantitative observation
Fact
The plant has grown 2 inches since last week
Qualitative observation
Quantitative observation
Inference
Opinion
There are 15 boys and 17 girls.
Qualitative
Quantitative
Inference
Opinion
Collecting information by using the senses.
observation
inference
prediction
Which of the following is an observation about the man in this picture:
Which of these statements is an inference about this picture?
Which of the following statements is an inference about the picture
The cardinal is cold.
Qualitative Observation
Quantitative Observation
Inference
The cardinal is red.
Qualitative Observation
Quantitative Observation
Inference
The kitten had a busy day.
Qualitative Observation
Quantitative Observation
Inference
A mother comes home to find her son holding a tennis racquet behind him, with a worried look on his face. A broken vase is on the floor next to him. What inference can you make about this situation?
The boy knocked over the vase while playing tennis
Sarah is not a very good tennis player.
The dog knocked over the vase with his tail.
Dad is not a very good babysitter
Clark took a trip to the beach. Which is a quantitative observation he may have made?
There were two lifeguards
Everyone was wearing bathing suits
It was a hot day
The waves were big
Which statement is an inference about this picture?
The van is tan.
The van is inside the KFC.
The wall is broken.
Someone has already called 911.
There are 29 students in the classroom.
quantitative observation
qualitative observation
inference
hypothesis
These kind of observations are made using instruments such as rulers, balances and thermometers.
Qualitative Observations
Quantitative Observations
Scientific Observations
Measured Observations
The penguins are black and white.
Qualitative Observation
Inference
Hypothesis
Quantitative Observation
The table top is smooth.
Qualitative Observation
Quantitative Observation
Hypothesis
Inference
It must be summer.
Qualitative Observation
Quantitative Observation
Opinion
Inference
Making a statement or claim about what will happen in the future based on past experience or evidence
observing
inferring
classifying
predicting
Which programming language is easier?
Block based
Text based
Step by step instructions to do something is called.....
Code
Algorithm
Choose the code that makes the sprite look to the left.
Displays the location of your X and Y positions.
stage
coordinates
volume
What group of blocks controls movement of the Sprite?
Control
Sensing
Motion
Look
What does this block do?
Repeat the code forever
Repeat the code 2 times
Repeat the code until touching the sprite
Programming language based on graphical code blocks
scratch
sprite
background
variable is a changeable value that can be
any text
any image
empty
one image
The button that tells Scratch to publish your program so others can see it.
See Project Page
Remix
Share
File
An algorithm that has been coded into something that can be run by a machine
Algorithm
Program
CPU
Hardware
the brains of the computer where most calculations take place.
Algorithm
Program
CPU
Hardware
Part of a program that does not work correctly.
Software
Bug
Debug
Computer
the objects that perform actions(moves) in a project
Sprite
Script
Loops
What is a loop?
Starting the program
Ending the program
Allows something to be repeated
Which object does not use a computer?
bicycles
printer
cell phone
game console
Logic statement where one or another statement is true.
and
or
nor
xor
Logic statement where both statements are true.
and
or
nor
xor
programs that computers use are lists of _____________ they follow in order
When we divide a problem up into smaller pieces that can be solved at the same time we are practicing
Programming
Parallelization
Scratch programming is ______.
software
hardware
Google chrome is ______.
software
hardware
Microsoft Word is ______.
software
hardware
hardware
software
hardware
software
hardware
software
Logic statements compare two different statements to determine if they are (a) or (b)
both statements are true
and
or
less than
greater than
one or more statements are true
and
or
less than
greater than
the sign < means
and
or
less than
greater than
the sign > means
and
or
less than
greater than
the way humans interact with a computer
inputs
outputs
A group of students research online. They want to learn which non-native plants cause the most damage to native plants in Indiana. Which online source presents the most reliable and valid information about damaging, non-native plants in Indiana?
a social media site for professional gardeners in Indiana
the State of Indiana's Department of Nature Resources (DNR) website
an online article by the Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society
the website of a professional company that removes non-native plants from invaded areas
calculate a value
software
hardware
compute
logic
the order of code operation in Scratch is
left to right
right to left
bottom to top
top to bottom
a name you make up to gain access to a website
username
password
code
sprite
A DIGITAL CITIZEN is....
someone who lives in a computer
someone who acts safely and responsibly online
a robot from robot country
a made up person in a cartoon
tell the computer to stop what it is doing until a condition is met
wait commands
repeat commands
if/then/else
and
How do you run code on Scratch?
Command W
Click the scissors
Click the Scratch Cat
Click the Green Flag
