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CBSE Curiosity: Science QuizVersión en línea Science basics quiz por Fathima Fidha AP 1 What exactly is Science? a Science is a method of thinking, observing, and experimenting that helps us understand the world and the laws of the universe. b Science is only for trained professionals. c Science is a collection of all facts about nature. d Science is a belief system without evidence. 2 What is the main driving force for science according to the text? a Public opinion and trends b Profit from discoveries c Curiosity—the strong desire to know how and why things happen. d Random chance 3 Science is Everywhere! Which example explains this concept from the text? a Stars shining in the night sky: Science explains that stars shine because of hot reactions taking place inside them that produce light and heat. b Birds flying: Science explains how wings generate lift. c Plants growing: Science explains how roots absorb water. d Rocks eroding: Science explains weathering processes. 4 Plants respond to changes in light and temperature; this helps them know when to produce flowers and seeds. This statement is found under which section? a The Scientific Method: Solving Everyday Problems b Ecosystems: interactions of living and non-living things c Nature's Wonders: Flowers blooming d The Importance of Food & Water 5 What do nutrients do for plants, according to the text? a Nutrients make plants grow taller than trees. b Nutrients are only used by animals, not plants. c Nutrients are substances that plants take from the soil to build leaves, stems, and roots. d Nutrients cause plants to shed leaves immediately. 6 Which are the three states of Water mentioned in the text? a Solid (Ice), Plasma, Gas (Steam) b Gas (Steam), Plasma, Supercritical fluid c Liquid (Water), Plasma, Bose-Einstein d Solid (Ice), Liquid (Water), Gas (Steam) 7 In the Scientific Method example, what is the first step of the Investigation: Why did my pen stop writing? a Test it: Open the pen and check the ink refill or try the pen on another paper. b Guess (Hypothesis): The ink might be finished. c Question: What made the pen stop? d Observe: The pen is not writing.

CBSE Curiosity: Science QuizVersión en línea

Science basics quiz

por Fathima Fidha AP

What exactly is Science?

Science is a method of thinking, observing, and experimenting that helps us understand the world and the laws of the universe.

Science is only for trained professionals.

Science is a collection of all facts about nature.

Science is a belief system without evidence.

What is the main driving force for science according to the text?

Public opinion and trends

Profit from discoveries

Curiosity—the strong desire to know how and why things happen.

Random chance

Science is Everywhere! Which example explains this concept from the text?

Stars shining in the night sky: Science explains that stars shine because of hot reactions taking place inside them that produce light and heat.

Birds flying: Science explains how wings generate lift.

Plants growing: Science explains how roots absorb water.

Rocks eroding: Science explains weathering processes.

Plants respond to changes in light and temperature; this helps them know when to produce flowers and seeds. This statement is found under which section?

The Scientific Method: Solving Everyday Problems

Ecosystems: interactions of living and non-living things

Nature's Wonders: Flowers blooming

The Importance of Food & Water

What do nutrients do for plants, according to the text?

Nutrients make plants grow taller than trees.

Nutrients are only used by animals, not plants.

Nutrients are substances that plants take from the soil to build leaves, stems, and roots.

Nutrients cause plants to shed leaves immediately.

Which are the three states of Water mentioned in the text?

Solid (Ice), Plasma, Gas (Steam)

Gas (Steam), Plasma, Supercritical fluid

Liquid (Water), Plasma, Bose-Einstein

Solid (Ice), Liquid (Water), Gas (Steam)

In the Scientific Method example, what is the first step of the Investigation: Why did my pen stop writing?

Test it: Open the pen and check the ink refill or try the pen on another paper.

Guess (Hypothesis): The ink might be finished.

Question: What made the pen stop?

Observe: The pen is not writing.

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What exactly is Science?

What is the main driving force for science according to the text?

Science is Everywhere! Which example explains this concept from the text?

Plants respond to changes in light and temperature; this helps them know when to produce flowers and seeds. This statement is found under which section?

What do nutrients do for plants, according to the text?

Which are the three states of Water mentioned in the text?

In the Scientific Method example, what is the first step of the Investigation: Why did my pen stop writing?

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