Worksheets1st Quarter Exam (RESEARCH)
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 35mins
What piece of equipment is used to measure temperature?
spring scale
triple beam balance
thermometer
pipette
What piece of equipment is used to magnify objects too small to be seen with the unaided eye?
hand lens
microscope
spring scale
triple beam balance
An equipment used for protecting eyes is called ___.
lab apron
test tube rack
thermometer
safety goggles
A piece of equipment used to measure mass is___.
spring scale
triple beam balance
thermometer
beaker
What is used to measure the volume of liquids more precisely in milliliters?
florence flask
test tubes
graduated cylinder
beaker
a piece of lab equipment that is used to hold small amounts
of solid or liquid substances.
It is a circular, concave glass plate with a slight lip around the edge.
watch glass
wire gauze
evaporating dish
petri dish
What is used to pick up items?
Tongs
hand lens
pipette
clamps
This item is used to simply hold or approximately measure a liquid.
flask
beaker
dropper
graduated cylinder
It is a piece of lab equipment used to evaporate liquids, leaving behind solid residue. It is usually made of porcelain or borosilicate glass and has a wide, shallow shape with a spout for easy pouring.
watch glass
mortar and pestle
crucible
evaporating dish
A piece of lab equipment commonly used as a support for glassware or as a flame spreader. It is made of a ceramic material that can withstand high temperatures and has a mesh-like structure that allows for
even distribution of heat.
filter paper
wire gauze
weigh boat
funnel
Scientist never stop learning. They want to know the WHYs and HOWs of things.
curiosity
creativity
careful judgement
humility
Scientist do not jump to conclusions. Their judgment is based on facts and reliable information.
critical mindedness
patience
careful judgement
resourcefulness
Scientist think of possible alternative solutions to problems they are working on.
They find alternative materials to be used for experiment.
resourcefulness
intellectual honesty
patience
objectivity
Scientists are humble and do not boast of their achievements. They do not belittle others
whom they think do not meet their standards.
curiosity
critical mindedness
creativity
humility
Thomas Alva Edison failed a thousand times while inventing the incandescent light bulb.
Despite this, he didn't lose heart and continued his quest.
What scientific attitude is exhibited by Thomas Alva Edison?
Objectivity
open-mindedness
perseverance
critical-mindedness
What scientific attitude is being exhibited when one is open for criticisms and accepts the opinions of others, tries new things and considers new ideas?
critical-thinking
open-mindedness
perseverance
intellectual honesty
As Aurora was discussing to her group mates the procedure on how to conduct their experiments, Belle suggested some other procedures that she thinks the group may find more convenient to do. Aurora treated Belle's ideas with complete disregard and insisted that they should follow her procedures since she's the group leader. Aurora is a good example of open-mindedness person. Is the last sentence true or false?
True
False
Maybe
It depends
Andrew saw that the result of his experiment does not support his hypotheses. For him, it would be an embarrassment since both his classmates and science teacher have high hopes on him. Because of this, Andrew change the result of his experiment and made it favor his existing hypotheses. What Scientific Attitude was not exhibited by Andrew?
perseverance
objectivity
critical thinking
Both Intellectual Honesty and Objectivity
Which of the following principles/attitudes is violated when you falsify data or fabricate results and interpretations of your science investigatory project?
critical thinking
intellectual honesty
perseverance
open-mindedness
What is an attitude of doubt or a disposition to incredulity either in general
or toward a particular object?
critical thinking
skepticism
curiosity
objectivity
A process that involves sending and receiving messages through the
verbal and non-verbal methods.
Inferring
Communication
observation
prediction
What method of communicating is reporting the result of your experiment in front of the class?
non-verbal
oral
written
verbal
Which of the following defines classifying?
It is giving inference on objects observed.
It is dividing things, people, or events into groups according to their types.
It is characterizing things or people based on observed appearances.
It is observing, characterizing and concluding about things or people.
Which of the following science process skills do you exhibit when you are giving opinion
or idea based on the observation?
conclude
infer
observe
predict
Which of the following can be described quantitatively when observed?
The temperature of water.
The floating ice on water.
The sweetness of a juice.
The smell of a perfume.
(Identify the statement.)
The container is filled to the 350 mL mark with water.
observation
inference
(Identify the statement.)
The plant on the left is growing more because it has been receiving more water.
Observation
Inference
(Identify the statement)
Dinosaurs died out when they could not adapt to the changing climate.
observation
inference
(Identify the statement.)
The Sun rose at 6:54 this morning.
Observation
Inference
(Identify the statement.)
The plant on the left is growing more because it has been receiving more water.
Observation
Inference
What science skill are you using if you are separating your crayons into piles according to color?
inferring
classifying
observing
predicting
What science skill are you using if you think the football team
will win their next game since they have won all their other games?
measuring
communicating
predicting
classifying
What science skill are you using if you are teaching a friend how to play a game?
communicating
observing
teaching
measuring
What science skill would you use if you were finding out how far it is from the door
of your classroom to your desk?
classifying
observing
predicting
measuring
What science skill are you using if you are grouping rocks as sedimentary, metamorphic, or igneous?
communicating
classifying
observing
inferring
What science skill are you using if you are looking at different salts and noticing their
color and crystal size?
measuring
predicting
observing
communicating
State ahead of time what you think will happen based upon what you already know.
predicting
organizing
classifying
measuring
What science skill are you using when you record data into a table?
observing
measuring
organizing
classifying
What science skill are you using when you group substances as solids, liquids, or gases?
communicating
predicting
observing
classifying
What science skill are you using if you smell smoke?
classifying
predicting
observing
inferring
(Bonus Points)
It is a process of systematic inquiry that entails collection of data; documentation of critical information; and analysis and interpretation of that data/information, in accordance with suitable methodologies set by specific professional fields and academic disciplines.
(a)
