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WorksheetsScientific Method and Ethics Quiz CK Lesson 1.6-1.8
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 13mins
Match the correct category for the key facts of ethics.
Honesty and integrity
True
Transparency
False
Social Responsibility
True
Do harm to Human and Animal
False
Profit gains
True
Harper, Aria, and Kai are working on a science project. They have just finished collecting data from their experiment. What should they do next in the scientific method?
Form a hypothesis
Analyze the data
Draw a conclusion
Publish the results
Sophia, Kai, and Isla conducted an experiment in their science class. After analyzing the data, they are ready to share their results. What is the purpose of them publishing the results of their experiment?
To share the findings with the scientific community
To prove the hypothesis correct
To receive recognition and awards
To prevent other scientists from repeating the experiment
Arjun, William, and Kai are studying the history of science. They come across a story about a scientist who conducted experiments by dropping objects from the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Who was this scientist?
Aristotle
Abu Ali al-Hasa
Galileo Galilei
Isaac Newton
What is ethics?
In a school science fair, Mason, Mia, and Henry are playing the role of the Myth Busters. What is their role in relation to the scientific method?
They develop hypotheses and test them through experiments
They conduct primary research and publish their findings
They prove or disprove scientific theories
They provide funding for scientific experiments
Oliver is conducting a science experiment for his school project. What is the purpose of his hypothesis in this scientific method?
To make an educated guess about the outcome of his experiment
To manipulate the independent variable in his experiment
To collect data for the dependent variable in his experiment
To ensure accurate measurements in his experiment
Ethics refers to deciding what’s (a) and what’s wrong.
Reorder the steps of the scientific method
Make Observation and Ask a question and Research background
Form a hypothesis
test hypothesis
draw conclusion
Communicate results
Scientific investigation produce (a) that helps answer (b) .
