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Grade 10 Scientific Method
A testable statement that explains a possible outcome of a set of events is a
  1. hypothesis.
  2. model.
  3. prediction.
  4. theory.
Grade 10 Scientific Method
The table shows the results of an investigation.

These results have led to new questions. Based on these results, which question is outside the field of science?
  1. Does water flow through different-colored pots at a different rate?
  2. How would increased sunlight affect the rate of plant growth?
  3. Does the soil composition in different-colored pots differ?
  4. In which color pot do plants look best?
Grade 10 Scientific Method
A statement that tells what will occur under certain circumstances is
  1. evidence.
  2. a hypothesis.
  3. a model.
  4. a prediction.
Grade 10 Scientific Method
The variable that is observed during an experiment is the                 variable.
  1. independent
  2. manipulated
  3. controlling
  4. responding
Grade 10 Scientific Method
A representation of the real world is a(n)
  1. model.
  2. experiment.
  3. hypothesis.
  4. theory.
Grade 10 Scientific Method
Which statement about a scientific theory is false?
  1. It enables scientists to make accurate predictions about new situations.
  2. It ties many hypotheses together.
  3. It is based on a large body of evidence.
  4. It has the same meaning in science as it does in daily life.
Grade 10 Lab Practices and Tools
To dispose of chemicals,                                       .
  1. throw them in the trash
  2. follow the instructions of the teacher
  3. burn them in the burner
  4. flush them down the sink
Grade 10 Scientific Method
Experiments can be replicated if                                .
  1. they are not shared with others
  2. the steps are written clearly
  3. they are posted on the Internet
  4. they use technology
Grade 10 Lab Practices and Tools
An instrument used to measure mass is a
  1. thermometer.
  2. graduated cylinder.
  3. ruler.
  4. balance.
Grade 10 Scientific Method
The scientific process starts with observations and questions. Under what part of the scientific process do observations and questions fall?
  1. Scientific Method
  2. Exploration and Discovery
  3. Communicating Results
  4. Science and Technology
Grade 10 Scientific Method
To ensure that a scientific work is free of bias and meets standards set by the scientific community, a research group's work is reviewed by
  1. the general public.
  2. the researcher's friends.
  3. lawmakers.
  4. anonymous scientific experts.
Grade 10 Lab Practices and Tools
What is the safest practice when mixing water and an acid?
  1. Always pour the acid into the water.
  2. Mix the acid and water by swirling and shaking.
  3. Always pour the water into the acid.
  4. Mix the acid and water by using a gloved hand.
Grade 10 Scientific Method
A bias is mostly due to
  1. the study of life.
  2. controlled experiments.
  3. experimental data.
  4. a personal point of view.
Grade 10 Lab Practices and Tools
If you get a chemical in your eyes, what should you do?
  1. Blink very fast.
  2. Flush your eyes in the eye wash for 15 to 20 minutes.
  3. Hold your eyes tightly shut.
  4. Rub your eyes to stimulate tearing.
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