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WorksheetsLS - 1.2 - 1.3 - 1.4 -- Intro to Life Science -2025
Total questions: 85
Worksheet time: 4hrs 39mins
What are the 3 major branches of science?
life, physical, earth & space
life, biology, chemistry
english, science, math
who, what, when
Are most scientists organized or disorganized?
organized
disorganized
Name of scientific procedure that follows a specific order?
scientific method
things and stuff
order of operations
Robert's rules of order
Study of the natural world
science
astrology
math
socialogy
based on fact, not opinion or preferences
science
history
astrology
favorites
Washburn Science
7th grade
life science
8th grade
earth science
9th grade
physical science
10th grade
biology
11th/12th grade
chemistry
Washburn Science
7th grade
life science
8th grade
earth science
9th grade
physical science
10th grade
biology
11th/12th grade
anatomy & physiology
Washburn Science
7th grade
life science
8th grade
earth science
9th grade
physical science
10th grade
biology
11th/12th grade
physics
Washburn Science
7th grade
life science
8th grade
earth science
9th grade
physical science
10th grade
biology
11th/12th grade
horticulture
Number of cars
science
not science
weight of dog
science
not science
light reflected by a star
science
not science
dislike of pickles
science
not science
excitement for kittens
science
not science
disgust for tomatoes
science
not science
weight of tomatoes
science
not science
Dreams wished on a star
science
not science
Force between magnets
science
not science
Age of a tree
science
not science
Beauty of a tree
science
not science
Studies things that can be measured and/or tested
science
not science
Types of Science
biology
geography
chemistry
geology
physics
Types of Science
biology
geography
chemistry
geology
physics
types of science
earth science
geology & geography
life science
botany & zoology
astronomy
planets & stars
physical science
chemistry & physics
What do patterns of rock formations (layers of sediment) reveal about earth?
changes over time
personalities
earth things
patterns and stuff
wind
renewable resource
nonrenewable resource
solar
renewable resource
nonrenewable resource
fossil fuels
renewable resource
nonrenewable resource
In an experiment, a factor that
does not change.
constant
variable
Which is north of Washburn?
Bismarck
Minot
Which is south of Washburn?
Bismarck
Minot
Select the 3 places NORTH of Washburn
Minot
Canada
Underwood
Bismarck
not aware of or not concerned about what is happening around one
oblivious
focused
optimistic
feverish
Plants acquire their material for growth from carbon dioxide, the sun, and water through the process of_____________.
photosynthesis
plagiarism
solar system
cellular respiration
Plants acquire their material for growth from carbon dioxide, the sun, and water through the process of_____________.
photosynthesis
cellular respiration
Capital of North Dakota
Bismarck
Fargo
Grand Forks
Washington D.C.
Capital of North Dakota
Bismarck
Fargo
Grand Forks
Williston
Distance over time
speed
gravity
friction
deadline
Spiral Science - 1.2 vocab LS
distance over time
speed
capital of ND
Bismarck
not aware of what's happening
oblivious
plants make their own food by this process
photosynthesis
layers of Earth sediment reveal
changes over time
Spiral Science - 1.2 vocab LS
distance over time
speed
capital of ND
Bismarck
not aware of what's happening
oblivious
uses carbon dioxide, sunlight, & water
photosynthesis
layers of Earth sediment reveal this
changes over time
Scientific Inquiry
process used to study the natural world
scientific inquiry
Can things of the “natural world” be measured or tested?
yes
gather information (data): observation or inference?
observation
Finding out by reasoning: observation or inference?
inference
Do all good investigations
use the same skills?
no
Scientific Inquiry
process used to study the natural world
scientific inquiry
Does my teacher want me to have a way to
remember the steps of the scientific method?
yes
How many steps of the scientific method were taught in lesson 1.3?
six
Finding out by reasoning: observation or inference?
inference
Do all good investigations
use the same skills?
no
Scientific Inquiry
scale, ruler, beaker
scientific instruments
Do all good investigations usually use some of the same methods?
yes
How many steps of the scientific method were taught in lesson 1.3?
six
see, hear, taste, touch, smell
human senses
Are all questions scientific?
no
Scientific Inquiry
Most science investigations begin with a ____.
scientific question
Do all good investigations usually use some of the same methods?
yes
How many steps of the scientific method were taught in lesson 1.3?
six
When scientists observe nature,
who in the entire world CAN get the same answer at a given time?
everyone
Are all questions scientific?
no
Spiral Science
In an experiment, a factor that does not change.
constant
Atoms contain protons, neutrons, and _____.
electrons
Study of the natural world
science
Is Fargo east or west of Bismarck?
East
Is Hazen east or west of Washburn?
West
Spiral Science
Does science attempt to answer all questions?
no
Does science attempt to answer questions that are testable?
yes
Study of the natural world
science
Is Fargo east or west of Bismarck?
East
Is Hazen east or west of Washburn?
West
The study of plants fits in which branch of science?
Earth Science
Life Science
Physical Science
Which branch of Science studies animals?
Botany
Geology
Zoology
Chemistry
Match the following: Biology, Earth Science, Physical Science
Biology
life
Earth Science
geology
Physical Science
chemistry
What is science?
study of nature
study of all questions
random guesses
using opinions to guide decisions
How does talking to a plant affect a plant’s growth height?
scientific question
not scientific question
Which planet is the most interesting one to study?
scientific question
not scientific question
Check all that apply!
Which of these sentence starters are used for scientific questions?
Who are the best ...?
How does _____ affect _______?
When is the nicest...?
What would happen if...?
What are the 3 major branches of science?
Physical, Earth, (a)
List the missing one.
Which of the following statements is an inference about the picture
When you use your 5 senses to gather information, you are making a/an
Observation
Inference
Argument
Opinion
Observation or Inference: The cat is scared.
Observation
Inference
How many steps are in the scientific method?
2
8
6
10
What is the first step in the scientific method?
Form a hypothesis
Make an observation and ask a question about it
Research your topic
Record and analyze data
Which of these is an observation that could be used to form a testable question for a scientific investigation?
My dog seems sad.
Dogs have four legs and a tail.
White mice make good pets.
Dogs think about people all the time.
Which answer choice has the correct order of the scientific method?
1. Hypothesis
2. Research
3. Experiment
4. Observation/Question
4.Analyze Data
5. Conclusion
1.Observation/Question
2. Research
3. Hypothesis
4. Experiment
5. Analyze Data
6. Conclusion
1. Observation/Question
2. Hypothesis
3. Research
4. Analyze Data
5. Experiment
6. Conclusion
1. Research
2. Observation/Question
3. Hypothesis
4. Experiment
5. Analyze
6. Conclusion
Which answer choice has the correct order of the scientific method?
1.Observation/Question
2. Research
3. Hypothesis
4. Experiment
5. Analyze Data
6. Conclusion
1. Research
2. Observation/Question
3. Hypothesis
4. Experiment
5. Analyze
6. Conclusion
Which answer choice has the correct order of the scientific method?
1.Observation/Question
2. Research
3. Hypothesis
4. Experiment
5. Analyze Data
6. Conclusion
1. Observation/Question
2. Hypothesis
3. Research
4. Analyze Data
5. Experiment
6. Conclusion
Which answer choice has the correct order of the scientific method?
1.Observation/Question
2. Research
3. Hypothesis
4. Experiment
5. Analyze Data
6. Conclusion
1. Observation/Question
2. Hypothesis
3. Research
4. Analyze Data
5. Experiment
6. Conclusion
The work of scientists generally begins with
analyzing results
drawing conclusions
asking questions
testing a hypothesis
Match the following
Do phenomena have to be phenomenal?
no
Can phenomena be natural?
yes
Observable and measurable events
phenomena
Identify a scientific question based on your ____.
observations
relative size of an object
scale
Match the following
Do phenomena have to be phenomenal?
no
Can phenomena be human-made?
yes
Observable and measurable events
phenomena
New information about the natural world is a result of ___.
observations
relative size of an object
scale
Match the following
After drawing a conclusion, what do scientists do?
communicate results
Phenomena that can be observed at one scale _______
be observable at another scale
may not
Observable and measurable events
phenomena
New information about the natural world is a result of ___.
observations
potential, testable answer to a scientific question
hypothesis
Match the following
After drawing a conclusion, what do scientists do?
communicate results
Phenomena that can be observed at one scale may NOT be ______ at another scale.
observable
cause one to wonder and ask questions
phenomena
scaled-up diagram
scaled-down diagram
Match the following
The scientific method generally begins when a scientist makes _____.
observations
Capital of North Dakota
Bismarck
Study of land features of earth
geography
Plants acquire their material for growth from carbon dioxide, the sun, and water
photosynthesis
study of organisms
life science
Temperature of chicken
science
NOT science
Beauty of a chicken
science
NOT science
Check the THREE examples of science
Human body temperature
Dislike of pickles
Time of day
Volume of water
Opinions
Check the THREE examples of science
number of days
cuteness of a puppy
Time of day
Mass of a puppy
Opinions
Check the THREE examples of natural phenomena
Some organisms have just one cell
and some are made of many cells
opinion that sunflowers are the best flower
Deer antler size
spiderwebs
The idea that some places are better, more beautiful,
and more interesting than other places.
Every hypothesis needs to be written in a way that it can:
provide ____________
measurable results
correct results
Every hypothesis needs to be written in a way that it can:
Be tested using experiments to collect ____.
evidence
the results that people want to hear
Every hypothesis needs to be written in a way that it can:
Be proven ____.
wrong
correct
Every hypothesis needs to be written in a way that it can:
Be proven ____.
wrong
right
Every hypothesis needs to be written in a way that it can:
Be proven ____.
wrong
just the way everyone wants...
in order to make everyone happy and correct
Every hypothesis needs to be written in a way that can ____.
Select the THREE correct answers.
be proven wrong
provide measurable results
be tested using experiments to collect evidence
find what people want to hear
make people feel good because they are right
ask a question, research, hypothesize, test, analyze, and conclude
scientific method
disorganization chaos
abstract policy
pseudoscience inconsistencies
