Lab Science & Experimental Design
Why is it important to label all samples clearly in a laboratory experiment?
What is to prevent contamination, mix‑ups, and data errors?
What is the main claim or position an author is trying to prove in an essay?
What is a thesis statement?
What term describes the body’s response to demands or challenges?
What is stress?
What measure represents the middle value in a data set?
What is the median?
What term describes the rights and responsibilities of members of a society?
What is citizenship?
What type of graph is most appropriate for showing the relationship between two continuous variables?
What is a scatter plot?
What type of evidence relies on facts, statistics, or data?
What is quantitative evidence?
What health behavior improves memory, mood, and concentration?
What is regular physical activity (or exercise)?
What type of chart best compares parts of a whole?
What is a pie chart?
What ethical principle emphasizes fairness and equal treatment?
What is justice?
In an experiment, how does an independent variable differ from a dependent variable?
What is the independent variable is manipulated, while the dependent variable is measured?
What writing technique addresses opposing viewpoints?
What is a counterargument?
What type of sleep stage is most important for memory consolidation?
What is REM sleep?
What term describes the relationship between two variables?
What is correlation?
What social science concept explains how norms influence individual behavior?
What is socialization?
Why should measurements in a lab be recorded with the correct number of significant figures?
What is to reflect the precision and accuracy of the measuring instrument?
What term describes credibility or trustworthiness of an author?
What is ethos?
What term describes balancing academic, work, and personal responsibilities?
What is work‑life balance?
What does it mean if two variables have a negative correlation?
What is when one increases as the other decreases?
What term describes weighing the benefits and consequences of a decision?
What is ethical reasoning?
If experimental results differ from the hypothesis, what is the most appropriate scientific response?
What is to analyze the data, evaluate sources of error, and revise the hypothesis or experimental design
What skill involves adapting tone and language for different audiences or purposes?
What is rhetorical awareness?
What concept emphasizes proactive strategies to maintain mental and physical health?
What is self‑care?
Why is it important to interpret data within its context?
What is to avoid misleading conclusions?
What concept examines how personal choices affect broader communities or systems?
What is social responsibility?