Nature of Science Quiz True or False
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1.
What typically leads scientists to making a hypothesis? -> An observation
True
False
2.
What most closely describes the process of the scientific method? -> The path of the ball during a game of ping pong
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False
3.
What is a hypothesis? -> The right answer
True
False
4.
Which of the following is important for a scientist to keep in mind when collecting data? -> Repeating the experiment multiple times
True
False
5.
What is the best way to avoid equipment error? -> Make sure our equipment is in good condition and calibrated properly
True
False
6.
Which of the following is
not
an example of scientific honesty? -> Reporting when data was collected as the result of an equipment malfunction
True
False
7.
What is the purpose of the peer review process? -> To ensure that scientists have a well-designed experiment, accurate data, proper conclusions, and they have followed the code of ethics
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False
8.
What is a scientific law? -> A testable explanation for how something works
True
False
9.
Which of the following is
not
a theory? -> The explanation that the Earth's temperature is rising as a result of burning fossil fuels
True
False
10.
What should a scientist take into consideration when conducting an experiment with human subjects? -> All of these answers are correct.
True
False
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