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Thinking like a scientist
Scientific Methods
Safety in science
Misc.
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What did Scientist Jane Goodall's Curosity lead to? A. She studied humans for more than 50 years. B. She studied horses for more than 30 years. C. She studied chimpanzees for more than 30 years.
C. studying Chimpanzees for more than thirty years.
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What do scientists use to answer questions and solve problems? A. the natural world B. dinosaurs C. scientific methods
C. Scientific methods
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Why are safety rules important? A. they help you learn about math B. they help prevent injury and accidents C. they provide you with waem gloves
B. they help you prevent injury and accidents
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What is thinking about the world in new ways? A. creativity B. skepticism C. honesty D. ethics
A. Creativity
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Checking scientists work before publication is called A. peer review B. informed consent
A. Peer Review
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What is In science, a possible answer to a question is a A. variable B. data C. graph D. hypothesis
D. Hypothesis
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What is first aid? A. intesive care B. prevention C. emergency medical care
C. emergency medical care
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What is not lying about experiments? A. creativity B. skepticism C. honesty D. ethics
C. honesty
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Studying science can make you a better informed? A. peer review B. consumer C. informed consent
B. consumer
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What are pieces of information that scientists learn from observations and experiments? A. data B. variable C. graph
A. data
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Which is NOT an element of safety? A. read directions after an activity. B. clean up your work area C. know the meaning of safety symbols
A. read directions after an activity
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What is questioning accepted ideas? A. creativity B. skepticism C. honesty D. ethics
B. skepticism
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What is choosing to take part in research after learning about the risks is called? A. informed consent B. consumer C. peer review
A. informed consent
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A controlled experiment tests only one _________ at a time? A. variable B. data C. graph D. hypothesis
A. Variable
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What should you do after an accident happens? A. clean up the mess as slowly as you can B. pretend to know nothing C. stay calm and tell your teacher
C. stay calm and tell your teacher
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What is not subjecting any living thing to harm? A. creativity B. honesty C. ethics
C. ethics
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What can scientific literacy teach you? A. map-reading skills B. Skills to make money C. skills for daily life
C. skills for daily life
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What helps analyze the results of an investigation? A. variable B. data C. graph
C. graph
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What should you learn about each safety symbol? A. how to draw it B. who made it up C. what it warns you about D. where to find it
C. what it warns you about
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How do openness and repeating experiments help a scientist? A. they maintain a scientist's believability. B. they prove the scientist right. C. they help the scientist earn money.
A. they maintain a scientist's believability.