Methods & Natures of Science Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Methods & Natures of Science QuizVersión en línea Explore how science works. por ISH08 COBARRUBIAS, Don Kyler Curtis, Barbasa. 1 What is a hypothesis in science? a A testable educated guess b A proven fact c A personal belief 2 What does falsifiability mean? a The claim must be true b Cannot be tested at all c The possibility that a claim can be proven false 3 Which statement best describes empirical evidence? a Evidence gathered through observation and experiment b A single anecdote c Speculation based on opinion 4 Which step typically comes first in the scientific method? a Ask a testable question b Draw a conclusion c Collect and analyze data 5 Scientific knowledge is generally: a Based solely on authority b Tentative and revised with new evidence c Absolute and unchanging 6 What is the difference between a theory and a law? a Theory describes what happens; law explains why b Both are guesses without evidence c Law describes what happens; theory explains why 7 Why is peer review important in science? a To check quality and validity of findings b To delay publication unnecessarily c To keep data secret from others 8 Which best describes the nature of science as a process? a It starts from scratch with every study b It cannot be corrected once published c It builds on prior work and is cumulative 9 What does a control group help determine? a The speed of data collection b Whether observed effects are due to the variable tested c Whether the researcher is biased 10 Which is a characteristic of good scientific explanations? a They are opinions without evidence b They are testable and falsifiable c They rely solely on authority

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Methods & Natures of Science QuizVersión en línea

Explore how science works.

por ISH08 COBARRUBIAS, Don Kyler Curtis, Barbasa.

What is a hypothesis in science?

A testable educated guess

A proven fact

A personal belief

What does falsifiability mean?

The claim must be true

Cannot be tested at all

The possibility that a claim can be proven false

Which statement best describes empirical evidence?

Evidence gathered through observation and experiment

A single anecdote

Speculation based on opinion

Which step typically comes first in the scientific method?

Ask a testable question

Draw a conclusion

Collect and analyze data

Scientific knowledge is generally:

Based solely on authority

Tentative and revised with new evidence

Absolute and unchanging

What is the difference between a theory and a law?

Theory describes what happens; law explains why

Both are guesses without evidence

Law describes what happens; theory explains why

Why is peer review important in science?

To check quality and validity of findings

To delay publication unnecessarily

To keep data secret from others

Which best describes the nature of science as a process?

It starts from scratch with every study

It cannot be corrected once published

It builds on prior work and is cumulative

What does a control group help determine?

The speed of data collection

Whether observed effects are due to the variable tested

Whether the researcher is biased

Which is a characteristic of good scientific explanations?

They are opinions without evidence

They are testable and falsifiable

They rely solely on authority

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Methods & Natures of Science QuizVersión en línea

por ISH08 COBARRUBIAS, Don Kyler Curtis, Barbasa.

What is a hypothesis in science?

What does falsifiability mean?

Which statement best describes empirical evidence?

Which step typically comes first in the scientific method?

Scientific knowledge is generally:

What is the difference between a theory and a law?

Why is peer review important in science?

Which best describes the nature of science as a process?

What does a control group help determine?

Which is a characteristic of good scientific explanations?

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