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Grade 10 Scientific Method
The statement "The butterfly is yellow" is a(n)
  1. quantitative observation.
  2. qualitative observation.
  3. inference.
  4. hypothesis.
Grade 10 Scientific Method
When designing a scientific investigation, what should be identified first?
  1. lab equipment
  2. appropriate sample size
  3. useful analysis software
  4. testable hypothesis
Grade 10 Scientific Method
During an experiment, which factor is observed and measured?
  1. dependent variable
  2. independent variable
  3. constant
  4. hypothesis
Grade 10 Scientific Method
A body of techniques used to investigate natural phenomena is the
  1. scientific method.
  2. prediction.
  3. experiment.
  4. hypothesis.
Grade 10 Scientific Method
The last step in the scientific method is to
  1. construct a hypothesis.
  2. do background research.
  3. communicate the results.
  4. ask a question.
Grade 10 Scientific Method
Which step is NOT in the scientific method?
  1. observation
  2. forming a bias
  3. experimentation
  4. data collection and analysis
Grade 10 Scientific Method
All scientific investigations begin with
  1. asking a question or observing a problem.
  2. forming a conclusion.
  3. forming a hypothesis.
  4. analyzing data.
Grade 10 Scientific Method
Anything that is detected either through human senses or with instruments and measuring devices is a(n)
  1. theory.
  2. observation.
  3. prediction.
  4. hypothesis.
Grade 10 Scientific Method
The experimental method includes the steps of                                                                                .
  1. remaining skeptical, organizing data, and analyzing data
  2. drawing conclusions, being open to new ideas, and communicating results
  3. observing, hypothesizing, predicting, experimenting, and communicating results
  4. being curious, imagining, being able to see patterns, observing, and predicting
Grade 10 Scientific Method
An essential feature of every good experiment is that it should
  1. use a control.
  2. test a single variable.
  3. graph data.
  4. both a and b
Grade 10 Scientific Method
The statement "The snake is 3 feet long" is an example of a(n)                .
  1. theory
  2. inference
  3. hypothesis
  4. observation
Grade 10 Scientific Method
The plan for answering questions and testing possible answers and outcomes is a(n)                         .
  1. scientific investigation
  2. scientific theory
  3. observation
  4. prediction
Grade 10 Scientific Method
Experimental results are sometimes called data.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 10 Scientific Method
A                        is one which the researcher holds constant during an experiment.
  1. dependent variable
  2. control variable
  3. theory
  4. concentration gradient
Grade 10 Scientific Method
You suggest that the presence of water could accelerate the growth of bread mold. This idea is a(n)
  1. conclusion.
  2. hypothesis.
  3. experiment.
  4. analysis.
Grade 10 Scientific Method
What is the heart of the scientific process?
  1. A Scientist
  2. Exploration and Discovery
  3. Communicating Results
  4. Science and Technology
  5. Scientific Method
Grade 10 Scientific Method
The                 describes the steps to use during an experiment.
  1. observation
  2. data
  3. procedure
  4. conclusion
Grade 10 Scientific Method
What is the best reason why scientific journals are typically the most reliable sources of science information?
  1. They are written by scientists.
  2. They are peered reviewed.
  3. They are edited by the government.
  4. Their authors are heavily fined if information is incorrect.
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