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WorksheetsFieldwork key terms
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What does method/methodology mean?
How and why you've done something
Problems with your surveys
Improvements to your surveys
Types of graphs
What does data presentation mean?
How and why you've done something
Problems with your surveys
Improvements to your surveys
Types of graphs
What do you need to include in your fieldwork conclusion?
How and why you've done something
Summary of your results and hypothesis
Problems and solutions about your surveys
Types of graphs
What does title of fieldwork/enquiry mean?
Your hypothesis (what you investigated on the trip)
The types of graphs you used
How and why you did a survey
Suggesting problems and solutions to your surveys
What does primary evidence mean?
Data that you have collected yourself
Opinions from other people
Data that has been collected by someone else
What does secondary evidence mean?
Data that you have collected yourself
Opinions from other people
Data that has been collected by someone else
What is an anomaly?
Something that is predictable.
Something that is unusual/not normal and doesn't fit the pattern.
Something that is normal and fits the pattern.
An anomaly is the trend on a graph.
What does reliable mean?
When you can trust another person.
Partly good in quality, can be partly trusted.
Consistently good in quality and it can be trusted.
Not good in quality and cannot be trusted.
What is random sampling?
Selecting points based on chance
Selecting points that are easy to get to
Selecting points at regular intervals
Selecting lots of points from one area
What is opportunity sampling?
Selecting points based on chance
Selecting points that are easy to get to
Selecting points at regular intervals
Selecting lots of points from one area
What is stratified sampling?
Selecting points based on chance
Selecting points that are easy to get to
Selecting points at regular intervals
Selecting lots of points from one area
What is systematic sampling?
Selecting points based on chance
Selecting points that are easy to get to
Selecting points at regular intervals
Selecting lots of points from one area
