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Investigation Skills Challenge


Froggy Jumps Investigation Skills ChallengeVersion en ligne Attempt questions on investigation skills par Kylie Paskov 1 A student repeats an experiment three times and gets very similar results each time. What does this suggest about the experiment? a It is valid b It is reliable c It has systematic errors 2 Which action would MOST improve the reliability of an experiment? a Changing the independent variable b Repeating trials several times c Using different measuring equipment each trial 3 An experiment is testing how temperature affects reaction rate, but the concentration is also changed. Why is the experiment not valid? a Too many variables changed b The results are reliable c The equipment is accurate 4 A valid experiment should: a Change multiple variables b Measure random results c Test only one variable at a time 5 A balance gives slightly different readings each time because of tiny vibrations in the room. This is an example of: a Systematic error b Validity c Random error 6 Random errors can usually be reduced by: a Repeating measurements and averaging results b Ignoring measurements c Changing all variables 7 A thermometer is incorrectly calibrated and always reads 2°C too high. This is an example of: a Random error b Systematic error c Reliability 8 Systematic errors usually: a Cause measurements to vary randomly b Affect measurements in the same way each time c Improve reliability 9 Which example is primary data? a A graph from a textbook b Results collected during your own experiment c Data from a journal article 10 A student records the temperature during a practical investigation. This temperature data is: a Secondary data b Systematic error c Primary data 11 Which is an example of secondary data? a Measuring mass during an experiment b Recording your own observations c Using data from a scientific journal 12 Secondary data is: a Data collected firsthand b Data obtained from another source c Always unreliable 13 Convert 2.5 kg to grams. a 25 g b 250 g c 2500 g 14 Convert 0.75 kg to grams. a 75 g b 750 g c 7500 g 15 Round 3.4678 to 3 significant figures. a 3.46 b 3.47 c 3.468

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Investigation Skills ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Kylie Paskov

A student repeats an experiment three times and gets very similar results each time. What does this suggest about the experiment?

Which action would MOST improve the reliability of an experiment?

An experiment is testing how temperature affects reaction rate, but the concentration is also changed. Why is the experiment not valid?

A valid experiment should:

A balance gives slightly different readings each time because of tiny vibrations in the room. This is an example of:

Random errors can usually be reduced by:

A thermometer is incorrectly calibrated and always reads 2°C too high. This is an example of:

Systematic errors usually:

Which example is primary data?

A student records the temperature during a practical investigation. This temperature data is:

Which is an example of secondary data?

Secondary data is:

Convert 2.5 kg to grams.

Convert 0.75 kg to grams.

Round 3.4678 to 3 significant figures.