Hypotheses & Experiments Quiz

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Quiz on hypotheses, experiments, and evidence.

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Brittney Jackson

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Froggy Jumps Hypotheses & Experiments QuizVersion en ligne Quiz on hypotheses, experiments, and evidence. par Brittney Jackson 1 What are the three parts of a hypothesis? a Why, when, where b If, then, because c How, what, who 2 Experiments are usually used to find what kind of relationship? a Cause and effect b Time order c Color preference 3 A reliable experiment needs what essential element? a Procedures b Results c Hypothesis 4 A procedure should include which elements? a Materials needed, how they are prepared, and how they are used. b Hypothesis and variables c Results and conclusions 5 It is common to repeat an experiment how many times? a Five times b One time c Three times 6 True or False: a hypothesis is never right or wrong; it is either supported by evidence or not. a Depends b True c False 7 How do scientists ensure their work is valid? a By hiding results b By guessing outcomes c By sharing results with others (peer review) 8 Conclusions must be based on what? a Evidence b Opinions c Assumptions 9 A hypothesis should be based on what? a Observations, facts, and evidence b Beliefs c Guesswork 10 What is the purpose of repeating experiments? a To verify results b To publish faster c To waste time

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Hypotheses & Experiments QuizVersion en ligne

Quiz on hypotheses, experiments, and evidence.

par Brittney Jackson

What are the three parts of a hypothesis?

Why, when, where

If, then, because

How, what, who

Experiments are usually used to find what kind of relationship?

Cause and effect

Time order

Color preference

A reliable experiment needs what essential element?

Procedures

Results

Hypothesis

A procedure should include which elements?

Materials needed, how they are prepared, and how they are used.

Hypothesis and variables

Results and conclusions

It is common to repeat an experiment how many times?

Five times

One time

Three times

True or False: a hypothesis is never right or wrong; it is either supported by evidence or not.

Depends

True

False

How do scientists ensure their work is valid?

By hiding results

By guessing outcomes

By sharing results with others (peer review)

Conclusions must be based on what?

Evidence

Opinions

Assumptions

A hypothesis should be based on what?

Observations, facts, and evidence

Beliefs

Guesswork

What is the purpose of repeating experiments?

To verify results

To publish faster

To waste time

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Hypotheses & Experiments Quiz

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Hypotheses & Experiments QuizVersion en ligne

par Brittney Jackson

What are the three parts of a hypothesis?

Experiments are usually used to find what kind of relationship?

A reliable experiment needs what essential element?

A procedure should include which elements?

It is common to repeat an experiment how many times?

True or False: a hypothesis is never right or wrong; it is either supported by evidence or not.

How do scientists ensure their work is valid?

Conclusions must be based on what?

A hypothesis should be based on what?

What is the purpose of repeating experiments?

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