Every time a student studies for an exam while listening to classical music, the student does well on the exam. Which prediction could the student make from this observation?

Which is a reason scientists do multiple trials in an experiment?

Students are investigating the amount of calories (energy) contained in different types of food. Which variable describes the different food choices?

What does the prefix "kilo" mean?

What is a factor that does not change in an experiment?

Which stage of the scientific inquiry process enables a scientist to evaluate the work of another scientist?

What can be used to most effectively show quantitative data from an experiment to other scientists?

Why might a scientist reject a scientific theory?

How do you calculate the density of an object?

Which question is testable?

Which of these represent 1/1000th of a meter?

What are the factors in the experiment that stay the same?

What is the final statement of an experiment that either supports or does not support the hypothesis?

During an experiment, the investigator was testing the affect of fertilizer on plants. Which of the following would represent the dependent variable in the experiment?

You are testing the hypothesis that plants grow taller when they receive more sunlight. What will be the dependent variable?

John's teacher gave all the students the following materials: three seeds, potting soil, water, a light source, fertilizer, and a ruler. She told the class to make a question and a prediction using those materials. The following statement is a prediction John made over the watering plants project his teacher gave his class. "I think giving plants 30 milliliters of water everyday will cause the plants to grow taller than giving plants only 10 milliliters of water a day." What would you infer John would be measuring after evaluating his prediction?

A student performs an experiment on how different fertilizers affect the growth of plants. He uses three identical plants, keeps them all in the same environment, and gives them all the same amount of water. A different fertilizer is given to each plant. Data is collected for 14 days, and the experiment is repeated four times. How can the student improve the experiment?

Scientific investigations contain a series of steps that help scientists solve problems. Which is an option below that you would NOT include as one of these steps?

Several fertilizers are tested to determine which brand will produce rose bushes with the most blooms. Brand A is the least expensive and produces large plants. Brand B produces a large blossom with bright yellow petals. Brand C produces bushes with the most roses. Brand D produces a plant without thorns. Which fertilizer is the best choice?

Students are asked to design an experiment to test which type of spinning top design spins the longest. Which part of their experiment will NOT help to provide enough evidence to properly analyze the data?