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A scientific principle based on many observations of naturally occurring events.
a) law
b) theory
c) prediction
d) hypothesis
creating a representation of a complex object or process
a) model
b) qualitative
c) science
d) evaluate
making a claim about what WILL happen in the future based on evidence
a) predict
b) infer
c) classify
d) evaluate
A factor or condition in a scientific experiment that is purposefully kept the same.
a) control variable
b) independent variable
c) dependent variable
d) control observation
Which of the following do scientists use when observing?
a) senses and tools
b) tools only
c) senses only
d) models
Facts, figures and other evidence you gather during an experiment are called
a) data
b) models
c) variables
d) hypothesis
Sam states that if he uses more water then a plant with grow taller. He is stating a(n)
a) hypothesis
b) question
c) conclusion
d) observation
Emily explained what happened in her experiment and her results. She wrote her....
a) conclusion
b) hypothesis
c) questions
d) theory
Students want to test if a special fertilizer works the best to help plants grow. What would be the manipulated (independent) variable?
a) the fertilizer
b) the growth of the plant
c) the amount of water given
d) where the plant is placed
Students what to see if temperature affects the number of chirps a cricket will make. The responding (dependent) variable would be...
a) the number of chirps the crickets make
b) the temperature of the tank
c) the number of crickets used in the experiment
d) the time of day you feed the crickets
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