Scientific Method
Data
Goals of Science
Variables
Variables 2
100

What is the first step in the scientific method?

What is an Observation

100

What are the two types of data? (one is given in numbers and the other in words)

What is Qualitative and Quantitative data?

100

Observations can only be perceived with our eyes. (True or False)

Suuuuuuper FALSE

100
This variable goes in the X-axis

What is independent variable (or manipulated, or changing variable)

100

A scientist is studying the impact of caffeine consumption on reaction time. What is the dependent variable?

What is reaction time. 

200

A hypothesis must be based on observations. (True or False)

True
200

This type of data is given in numbers.

What is Quantitative Measurement.

200

______ combines observations and explains WHY something happens. 

What is a theory

200

What is the observed variable called? 

What is Dependent/Responding Variable.

200

A student is measuring the effect of different soil types on plant growth, what is the independent variable?

Soil Types

300

In what step of the scientific method do you test your hypothesis?

What is experiment.

300

This type of data is given in words

What is Qualitative Measurement.

300

A logical interpretation based on observations and prior knowledge.

What is an inference

300

Cockroaches are exposed to a pesticide. After 1 hour, 50 cockroaches are dead. Identify the Indep. Var.

Pesticide

300

In a study testing the impact of different types of music on concentration, what is the dependent variable?

What is music concentration. 

400

A method of obtaining evidence that explains the natural world.

What is Science?

400

"Blue, rough, strong" are all examples of what type of data?

What is Qualitative data.

400

Science proposes explanations that can be ______

What is tested.

400

In an experiment what is the name of the group that serves to compare results and receives no treatment

What is control group

400

What does the word "biology" mean?

The science or study of the living things. 

500

These can be noises, tastes, smells, or the way something feels.

What are Observations?

500

"4 m long with 24 buttons" are both examples of what type of data?

What is Quantitative data.

500

Finish the sentence "Extraordinary claims require...

... extraordinary evidence."

500

If you increase the number of times you practice shooting free-throws, then you will increase your chances of scoring. Identify (A) Indep. Var. and (B) Dep. Var.

Indep. Var.: practice shooting free throws

Dep. Var.: chances of scoring

500

A student is investigating how much someone can find out after messing around. Identify (A) Indep. Var. and (B) Dep. Var. 

(A) Messing around; (B) Finding out

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