Scientific Method Essentials

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Basics of the scientific method

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Froggy Jumps Scientific Method EssentialsVersion en ligne Basics of the scientific method par Jayvee Canaricio 1 What is the first step commonly used in the scientific method? a Analyze data b Make observations c Form a hypothesis 2 What is a hypothesis? a A testable educated guess b A collection of data c A proven fact 3 Which step involves collecting data through experiments and observations? a Experimentation b Peer review c Conclusion 4 What is the role of a control in an experiment? a To collect more data b To prove the hypothesis true c To compare results with a standard 5 Which variable is purposely changed in an experiment? a Dependent variable b Control variable c Independent variable 6 What does data analysis help determine? a Whether results support the hypothesis b How to publish findings c Which equipment to use 7 What is a conclusion in the scientific method? a An initial guess b A detailed literature review c A statement about whether the hypothesis was supported 8 Why is replication important in science? a To avoid peer review b To publish faster c To verify results by repeating experiments 9 What is peer review? a A way to design experiments b Experts evaluate the study for quality c The final step of data collection 10 Which outcome strengthens scientific knowledge? a Unverified anecdotes b One-off surprising results c Replication and consistent results

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Scientific Method EssentialsVersion en ligne

Basics of the scientific method

par Jayvee Canaricio

What is the first step commonly used in the scientific method?

Analyze data

Make observations

Form a hypothesis

What is a hypothesis?

A testable educated guess

A collection of data

A proven fact

Which step involves collecting data through experiments and observations?

Experimentation

Peer review

Conclusion

What is the role of a control in an experiment?

To collect more data

To prove the hypothesis true

To compare results with a standard

Which variable is purposely changed in an experiment?

Dependent variable

Control variable

Independent variable

What does data analysis help determine?

Whether results support the hypothesis

How to publish findings

Which equipment to use

What is a conclusion in the scientific method?

An initial guess

A detailed literature review

A statement about whether the hypothesis was supported

Why is replication important in science?

To avoid peer review

To publish faster

To verify results by repeating experiments

What is peer review?

A way to design experiments

Experts evaluate the study for quality

The final step of data collection

Which outcome strengthens scientific knowledge?

Unverified anecdotes

One-off surprising results

Replication and consistent results

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Scientific Method EssentialsVersion en ligne

par Jayvee Canaricio

What is the first step commonly used in the scientific method?

What is a hypothesis?

Which step involves collecting data through experiments and observations?

What is the role of a control in an experiment?

Which variable is purposely changed in an experiment?

What does data analysis help determine?

What is a conclusion in the scientific method?

Why is replication important in science?

What is peer review?

Which outcome strengthens scientific knowledge?

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