WorksheetsINT SCI - Unit 01a Test Practice and Review
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 2hrs 3mins
If my dog goes for a walk before breakfast,
and my dog eats breakfast before playing with toys,
then my dog goes for a walk before playing with toys.
TRUE
FALSE
If the red pencil is longer than the blue pencil,
and the blue pencil is longer than the yellow pencil,
then the red pencil is the shortest.
TRUE
FALSE
When applying Occam's Razor to the following incident, which explanation is most likely to be true?
A dog owner comes home to the trash can tipped over and trash is scattered on the floor.
someone broke in and sorted through the trash can
the cat from next door snuck in and tipped over the trash and framed the dog
the dog tipped the trash can over
Time Traveler Doc Brown was looking for fuel for his Delorean
After the discovery of a new plant, botanists look at how it fits in with the known family tree of plants. Eventually it is put into an existing family of plants, or a new family is added to the kingdom of plants.
Theorizing
Experimenting
Classifying
None of These
The base unit for mass (without any prefix) is...
kilogram
liters
grams
meters
℃
Select the largest unit.
kilogram
centigram
decigram
decagram
4 L = ____ mL
40
400
4,000
40,000
4,000,000
Kim measures the length of her foot. Which measurement could be correct?
19 centimeters
19 millimeters
19 meters
19 kilometers
What is this tool?
beaker
ruler
flask
pipette
graduated cylinder
What tool is this?
pipette
ruler
digital balance
graduated cylinder
caliper
A measuring device that reads and displays the weight of an object
triple beam scale
digital thermometer
weigher
digital balance
graduated cylinder
Forms of protective eyewear usually enclose or protect the area surrounding the eye in order to prevent particulates, water, or chemicals from striking the eyes.
glasses
googles
sunglasses
science googles
What is the best answer for length of the straw?
0 cm
8.0 cm
8 m
A student puts water in a graduated cylinder and then adds two small rocks. What is the volume of the rocks?
3mL
2mL
5mL
12mL
What is an independent variable?
The variable that is measured as a result of an experiment.
The variable the experimenter changes on purpose.
The variable(s) that do not change during the experiment.
All of these are true
What is a dependent variable?
The variable that the experimenter changes on purpose.
The variable that is measured as the result of the experiment.
The variable(s) that stay the same.
The group that is being tested.
An experimenter wants to know if holding puppies for increasing amounts of time will affect the heart rate of a study subject.
Which of the following would be the control group for this study?
People's heart rate when holding puppies
People who love puppies
People's heart rate when not exposed to puppies
People who hate puppies
An experimenter wants to know if holding puppies for increasing amounts of time will affect the heart rate of a study subject.
The independent variable for this experiment would be..
Heart rate of the study subject
Amount of puppies used
Amount of time holding puppies
Amount of research subjects
Which is most helpful to a scientist?
Bootleg Data
Sketchy Data
Valid Data
Biased Data
Compromised Data
Rene grew bacteria from the mouth on special plates in the laboratory. She placed drops of different types of mouthwash on bacteria on each plate is an example of what step?
question
experiment
form a hypothesis
analysis/conclusion
A custodian notices some dirty tables and wants to know which cleaner is the best to use. He tests three different cleaners and looks at how well they clean compared to tap water. What is the control group?
type of cleaner
tap water
A drink company wants to see if a new sports drink makes people gain unwanted weight. The scientist they hire starts giving a hundred mice samples of the sugary sports drink to see if they gain weight. He checks them daily for a month, recording their weight. What huge part of a proper experiment is he missing?
(Please keep your feelings about the ethics of using mice in an experiment to the side, this is a made up example so no mice are being hurt in this case. PS I don't like testing on animals either.)
The IV
The DV
The Experimental Group
The Control Group
Data
Two people are alone in a locked cabin in the arctic circle. Each has one candy bar. Jose is saving his for his birthday. He wakes up on his birthday and finds that his candy bar is gone. Gretchen says she only ate her candy bar. Remember, they are in alone in a locked cabin. Both candy bars were in the kitchen yesterday. Which answer below makes the most sense?
You could use logical deduction to figure out that Gretchen probably ate Jose's candy bar.
You could use bias to figure out that Gretchen probably ate Jose's candy bar.
You could use classification to figure out that Gretchen probably ate Jose's candy bar.
You could use philosophy to figure out that Gretchen probably ate Jose's candy bar.
You could use a control group to figure out that Gretchen probably ate Jose's candy bar.
Mark, Mike, and Linda are aguin about which answer "follows" the rules about how many decimal places to go out when measuring this pencil. They were asked to measure the pencil accurately and precisely in cm.
Mike says they should round it off to the nearest whole number so it is 2 cm long.
Mark says they should take it out one more decimal place and says the best answer is 2.5 cm.
Linda says that the rule is to "guess one more place than there are lines for...", so because it isn't exactly on the line the best answer would be 2.52 cm
A strange child appears from under the table where he was hiding and says the rule is the more decimal places the better.... He says the best answer is 2.593782390 cm
All of the other answers are improper and incorrect.
Sitting outside on the grass on a perfect day. What is the temperature in metric ℃?
74
81
25
0
40
Water boils at 212 ℉. What is that in ℃?
212
200
25
100
68.5
Water freezes at 32 ℉. What is that in ℃?
100
25
30
0
2.9
A cube of gold is 1cm wide x 1cm tall x 1cm long?
When placed on a digital balance, it reads 19.32g
What is the volume of the gold cube?
19.32g
3 cm3
1.0 g
3.0 g
1.0 cm3
A cube of gold is 1cm wide x 1cm tall x 1cm long?
When placed on a digital balance, it reads 19.32g
What is the mass of the gold cube?
19.32 g
3 cm3
1.0 g
3.0 g
19.32 cm3
A cube of gold is 1cm wide x 1cm tall x 1cm long?
When placed on a digital balance, it reads 19.32g
What is the density of the gold cube?
19.32 g
3 cm3
1.0 g/cm3
3.0 g
19.32 g/cm3
