Interactive Science, grade 5, chapter 1
Quiz by Mary Anne Murphy
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- Q1
What is another word for hypothesis?
prediction
evidence
graph
investigation
30s - Q2
How many variables should be tested at one time in an investigation?
two
three
one
none
30s - Q3
A scientist using scientific methods would NOT
perform repeated trials
form an opinion
ask a question
record data
30s - Q4
Information from which a conclusion can be drawn or a prediction can be made are called
details
tools
data
procedures
30s - Q5
For a scientific conclusion to be valid, it must be based on what?
facts
questions
opinions
descriptions
30s - Q6
A valid scientific investigation must be able to be
replicated
observed
predicted
graphed
30s - Q7
A scientific conclusion is based on
observations
tools
facts and observations
variables
30s - Q8
Why can't a scientist change more than one variable at a time?
The scientist will not be able to keep records.
The scientist will not know which variable caused the result.
The scientist will have trouble collecting data.
30s - Q9
What is precision?
how close to the target it is
the same as accuracy
the ability to consistently repeat a measurement.
30s - Q10
What is accuracy?
the same as precision
the number of times a scientist measures.
the ability to make a measurement that is as close to the actual value.
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