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CORMS & Experiment Design QuizVersión en línea Test your CORMS and experimental design skills. por Andrea Arroyave Rincón 1 What does CORMS stand for in experimental design? a Change, Organism, Repeats, Measure, Standardize b Control, Organization, Reanalysis, Metrics, Sample 2 In CORMS, what is the independent variable? a The factor you change in the experiment b The constant background conditions c The randomization method d The value you measure 3 Which CORMS element covers keeping conditions the same? a C – Change b O – Organism c S – Same d M – Measure 4 Which variable is usually measured to assess growth in plants? a Manipulated variable b Control variable c Dependent variable d Independent variable 5 Which is a typical example of ‘O’ in CORMS? a The data analysis method b The number of trials c The light source d The plant species used 6 What is the purpose of repeats in an experiment? a To complicate analysis b To increase costs c To improve reliability and reduce error d To change variables 7 Which factor would you change for a fair test? a Both variables b Independent variable c Dependent variable d No variable 8 Which tool is used to measure growth in some CORMS examples? a Ruler b Thermometer c Mass balance d Barometer 9 In a CORMS design for photosynthesis, which should be kept constant? a The time of measurement only b Light intensity and CO2 concentration c The independent variable only d The plant species only 10 What does ‘M1’ typically assess in CORMS? a What to measure about the dependent variable b Where to source organisms c How to randomize samples d How to publish results 11 Which CORMS element relates to the organism size or age? a S – Same b C – Change c M – Measure d O – Organism 12 Which statement describes a fair test? a All non-changing factors are kept constant b Ignore controls c Change multiple variables d Repeat only once 13 What is the role of ‘C’ in CORMS? a Increase the sample size b Change the independent variable c Change the dependent variable d Alter the measurement method 14 Which is an example of measuring growth in plants? a Measuring dry mass after a growth period b Asking observers’ opinions c Measuring color d Counting leaves only 15 Which element best describes ‘R’ in CORMS? a Repeats b Results c Referencing d Rationale 16 In an experiment, what does the dependent variable depend on? a The p-value b The control variables c The sample size d The independent variable 17 Which CORMS component would include a control group? a O – Organism b M – Measure c S – Same (controls to fair test) d C – Change 18 Why is standardizing important in CORMS? a To confuse participants b To ensure valid comparison across trials c To inflate results d To shorten the experiment 19 What type of variable is the amount of light in a light vs. heat experiment? a Independent variable b Dependent variable c Standard variable d Control variable 20 Which document theme is most associated with CORMS practice? a Practical biology CORMS exercises b Chemistry synthesis c Theoretical physics d Literature reviews

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CORMS & Experiment Design QuizVersión en línea

por Andrea Arroyave Rincón

What does CORMS stand for in experimental design?

In CORMS, what is the independent variable?

Which CORMS element covers keeping conditions the same?

Which variable is usually measured to assess growth in plants?

Which is a typical example of ‘O’ in CORMS?

What is the purpose of repeats in an experiment?

Which factor would you change for a fair test?

Which tool is used to measure growth in some CORMS examples?

In a CORMS design for photosynthesis, which should be kept constant?

What does ‘M1’ typically assess in CORMS?

Which CORMS element relates to the organism size or age?

Which statement describes a fair test?

What is the role of ‘C’ in CORMS?

Which is an example of measuring growth in plants?

Which element best describes ‘R’ in CORMS?

In an experiment, what does the dependent variable depend on?

Which CORMS component would include a control group?

Why is standardizing important in CORMS?

What type of variable is the amount of light in a light vs. heat experiment?

Which document theme is most associated with CORMS practice?