SCI7_1Q_QUIZ_4_07.18.25
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- Q1
How do scientists systematically approach the process of inquiry and discovery to expand their understanding of the world?
Scientists do the steps of the scientific method.
Scientists do the observation only.
Scientists make an experimentation.
Scientists observe, analyze and make conclusion.
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How do scientists use evidence and reasoning to formulate and test hypotheses?
Scientists find answers using tests.
Scientists observe, state the problem, analyze, and make conclusion.
Scientists draw conclusion to prove the tests being conducted.
Scientists formulate hypothesis to the problem.
60sS7MT-Ia-1 - Q3
A junior high school student wants to determine which fertilizer (organic or synthetic) promotes the greatest plant height and leaf area in tomato plants within a controlled environment. How does a well-defined aim contribute to the overall successful experimentation?
All of the these
Clear and Specific
Measurable
Answerable through an Experiment
60sS7MT-Ia-1 - Q4
A junior high school student conducting a biology experiment to investigate the effects of different pH levels on plant growth. Which part of scientific method can determine the essential tools and supplies required to conduct a specific experiment?
Method or procedures
Testing rooms and laboratories
Aim/Problem
Materials and Equipment
60sS7MT-Ia-1 - Q5
The medical research study on a new vaccine provides a concrete context. A well-defined plan in this research would ensure that the vaccine is tested under controlled conditions, with clear variables and measurable outcomes. Which part of scientific method can reduces the likelihood of errors and biases, leading to more accurate and reliable results.
Results and Conclusion
Testing rooms and laboratories
Materials and equipment
Method or procedures
60sS7MT-Ia-1 - Q6
A group of students conducted an experiment to determine the effects of different types of water samples. Which part of scientific method can these students effectively communicate their findings to others, ensuring that their report is clear, comprehensive, and convincing.
Results including data
Materials and equipment
Method or procedures
Conclusion
60sS7MT-Ia-1 - Q7
Imagine a biologist studying the effects of different fertilizers on plant growth. Which part of scientific method can biologists effectively document the findings of their experiments and ensure that all relevant information is captured?
Materials and equipment
Conclusion
Method or procedures
Result including data
60sS7MT-Ia-1 - Q8
What is an idea or explanation that you test through study and experimentation?
Scientific method
Variables
Scientific Attitudes
Hypothesis
60sS7MT-Ia-1 - Q9
9. What is the factor you deliberately change or manipulate in your experiment to see its effect on something else?
Dependent Variables
Hypothesis
Variables
Independent Variables
60sS7MT-Ia-1 - Q10
Which factors should be kept consistent for a fair experiment?
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
Variables
Controlled Variable
60sS7MT-Ia-1 - Q11
Hypothesis is an educated guess.
truefalseTrue or False30sS7MT-Ia-1 - Q12
Variables is anything that can change or be changed within an experiment
truefalseTrue or False30sS7MT-Ia-1 - Q13
All plants should be exposed to the same amount of sunlight. It is an example of Controlled Variables.
falsetrueTrue or False30s - Q14
The height of the plants. Is an example of Dependent Variables
truefalseTrue or False30sS7MT-Ia-1 - Q15
The amount of fertilizer applied to the plants. Is an example of Dependent Variables
truefalseTrue or False30sS7MT-Ia-1