
SY26-Mid-Term Review #3
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- Q1When planning a scientific investigation, which step comes first?Collect and organize dataInterpret data in charts and tablesDefine the problem using reference materialsMake predictions based on results30s
- Q2Which phrase is most appropriate when discussing scientific results?“The hypothesis is absolutely true"“The experiment guarantees the conclusion"“Results support the hypothesis"“This proves the hypothesis is correct"30s
- Q3What is essential in a scientific investigation?Using imagination instead of dataCollecting relevant empirical evidenceAvoiding logical reasoning to prevent biasIgnoring evidence that does not fit predictions30s
- Q4Why are models useful in science?They eliminate the need for data collectionThey replace the need for experimentsThey help relate results and explain phenomenaThey provide conclusive proof of theories30s
- Q5Which of the following is an example of a compound?Sodium chloride (NaCl)Nitrogen (N₂)Gold (Au)Oxygen (O₂)30s
- Q6What property distinguishes acids from bases?Acids produce hydroxide ions in waterAcids turn litmus paper blueAcids have a pH less than 7Acids feel slippery30s
- Q7Which statement correctly relates pH to ion concentration?A solution with equal hydronium and hydroxide ions has a pH of 1A solution with high hydronium ion concentration has a low pHA solution with high hydroxide ion concentration has a low pHA solution with high hydronium ion concentration has a high pH30s
- Q8Which of the following is a salt?Ammonia (NH₃)Sodium chloride (NaCl)Hydrochloric acid (HCl)Sodium hydroxide (NaOH)30s
- Q9When designing a scientific investigation, which step is essential?Collect data without organizing itMake predictions without evidenceAvoid identifying variablesUse repeated trials for reliability30s
- Q10Why are scientific theories rarely discarded?They are based on opinionsThey never changeThey provide absolute proofThey are supported by evidence and can be modified30s
- Q11Which of the following is a physical property that can be used to classify substances?Reactivity with acidDensityAbility to rustAbility to burn in oxygen30s
- Q12What happens to the density of a substance when the amount of the sample changes?It decreasesIt increasesIt doublesIt stays the same30s