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WorksheetsNature of Science Review Game
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 23mins
Which of the following is the factor being changed on purpose or the factor being tested? The factor that “I” change?
Dependent variable
Independent variable
Constant
Controlled variable
Which of the following is the factor that is observed and is changed in response to the independent variable? The factor being observed or is measured?
Dependent variable
Independent variable
Constant
Controlled variable
In an experiment, the group that doesn’t receive the factor being tested and is used for comparison. The “normal” group.
Control group
Experimental group
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
A possible explanation that can be tested by further observation or experimentation.
Conclusion
Experiment
Inference
Hypothesis
Why do scientists publish their results?
It gives scientists the ability to test one another’s investigations
It gives scientists the ability to check for mistakes or errors
It gives scientists the ability to evaluate their results
All of the above
The investigative process that tends to follow a general sequence. It consists of observations, measurements, and experimentation in order to draw valid conclusions.
Method of Integration
Discovery Method
Scientific Method
Research Method
These are made using your senses like touch, taste, hearing, smelling, and seeing.
Observation
Inquiry
Hypothesis
Inference
When results are evaluated by other scientists conducting the same research or that are in the same field.
Draw a conclusion
Peer Review
Observe something that needs explained
Collect information, ask questions
Scientists record measurements using the:
Metric system
Standard System
Imperial System
English System
A (an) ____________________ is logical guess or interpretation based on prior knowledge.
Inference
Hypothesis
Data
Observation
Detailed records of observations or gathered information that is gathered during an experiment or investigation; can be qualitative or quantitative:
Conclusion
Inference
Data
Hypothesis
How many variables should be tested at a time?
One
Two
Three
Four
Which of the following ways would a scientist show his/her results?
Chart
Graph
Table
All of these
A factor that remains fixed during the experiment and is the same for all groups in the experiment.
Experimental
Constant
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
The group that receives the factor being tested. This group is exposed to the independent variable.
Experimental group
Control group
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
A (an) explanation of a natural phenomenon based on many observations and investigations over time. It is unlikely to change.
Law
Theory
Hypothesis
Inference
The use of evidence to construct testable explanations and predictions of natural phenomena.
Physics
Chemistry
Science
Anatomy
What is another name for a constant?
Responding Variable
Controlled Variable
Manipulated variable
None of these
The height of the plant is 50 cm. What type of data is this?
A. Qualitative Data
B. Quantitative Data
Observing how wolves hunt. What type of data would you be collecting?
A. Qualitative Data
B. Quantitative Data
She has blue eyes and blonde hair. What type of data is this?
A. Qualitative Data
B. Quantitative Data
The time it takes to run 2 miles is 40 minutes. What type of data is this?
A. Qualitative Data
B. Quantitative Data
Experiment 1: Three apple trees are kept at different humidity levels inside a greenhouse for 12 weeks. The heights of the trees are measured once a week. Which of the following is the Independent Variable?
A. The location
B. The different humidity levels
C. The height of the trees
Experiment 1: Three apple trees are kept at different humidity levels inside a greenhouse for 12 weeks. The heights of the trees are measured once a week. Which of the following is the dependent variable?
A. The location
B. The different humidity levels
C. The height of the trees
Experiment 1: Three apple trees are kept at different humidity levels inside a greenhouse for 12 weeks. The heights of the trees are measured once a week. Which of the following is a constant?
A. The location
B. The different humidity levels
C. The height of the trees
Experiment 2: Four groups of rats are weighed and then fed identical diets except each group receives a different amount of Vitamin D. At the end of three weeks, the rats are weighed again to see the effect of the Vitamin D on their weight. Which of the following is the Independent Variable?
A. The amount of Vitamin D
B. The weight of the rats
C. The amount of time
Experiment 2: Four groups of rats are weighed and then fed identical diets except each group receives a different amount of Vitamin D. At the end of three weeks, the rats are weighed again to see the effect of the Vitamin D on their weight. Which of the following is the Dependent variable?
A. The amount of Vitamin D
B. The weight of the rats
C. The amount of time
Experiment 2: Four groups of rats are weighed and then fed identical diets except each group receives a different amount of Vitamin D. At the end of three weeks, the rats are weighed again to see the effect of the Vitamin D on their weight. Which of the following is a constant?
A. The amount of Vitamin D
B. The weight of the rats
C. The food they were fed
I am baking brownies, but I want to keep them softer and fresher for longer. I decided to try three different kinds of storage methods to see which one keeps the brownies softer longer. I buy regular Ziploc bags, a plastic Rubbermaid container, and a glass Pyrex container. I cut the brownies the same size and keep them on the counter for a week. After a week, I eat them to see which one stayed the softest. What is the Independent Variable?
Which one stayed the softest
The different types of storage methods
The same amount of time
I am baking brownies, but I want to keep them softer and fresher for longer. I decided to try three different kinds of storage methods to see which one keeps the brownies softer longer. I buy regular Ziploc bags, a plastic Rubbermaid container, and a glass Pyrex container. I cut the brownies the same size and keep them on the counter for a week. After a week, I eat them to see which one stayed the softest. What is the dependent variable?
Which one stayed the softest
The different types of storage methods
The same amount of time
I am baking brownies, but I want to keep them softer and fresher for longer. I decided to try three different kinds of storage methods to see which one keeps the brownies softer longer. I buy regular Ziploc bags, a plastic Rubbermaid container, and a glass Pyrex container. I cut the brownies the same size and keep them on the counter for a week. After a week, I eat them to see which one stayed the softest. What is a constant?
Which one stayed the softest
The different type of storage method
The same amount of time
The measure of the pull of gravity on the mass of an object is called:
Weight
Mass
Volume
Density
The amount of space an object occupies is known as its:
Volume
Mass
Density
Weight
The amount of matter in an object is called:
Mass
Volume
Density
Weight
If we are using the metric system, what temperature does water boil at?
212 °F
32°F
0°C
100°C
If we are using the metric system, what temperature does water freeze at?
212 °F
32°F
0°C
100°C
The metric system is a decimal system based on multiples of?
10
5
20
25
Why do scientists use the metric system to record measurements?
It is based on multiples of ten, making calculations easier.
It is the only system used worldwide.
It is more accurate than other systems.
It is the oldest system of measurement.
True or False: If you change too many variables during an experiment, then you won’t know which variable caused the result you get at the end of the experiment.
True
False
What is the base unit to measure length?
Kilograms
Cubic centimeters
Meter
Celsius
What is the base unit to measure volume for solids?
Liters
Kilograms
Meter
Cubic centimeters
What is the base unit to measure volume for liquids?
Liters
Meter
Kilograms
Cubic centimeters
How is temperature measured in the Metric System?
Liters
Meter
Celsius
Cubic centimeters
Kilograms
What is the unit of measurement for mass of large objects?
Kilograms
Liters
Meter
Celsius
Cubic centimeters
What is the base unit of measurement for mass?
Grams
Meter
Cubic centimeters
Liters
Scientists use the metric system to show measurements when collecting data because it's a universal system that all scientists know and understand.
True
False
