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Unit 1: The Practice of Science Review
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Steven runs from the bus every morning and times how long it takes it to get to class. This is an example of: A. Forming a hypothesis B. Repeating an experiment C. Replicating an experiment D. Turning data into evidence
Repeating an Experiment
Qualitative data- it deals with physical properties instead of numbers
C. How many zombies they were able to hit
Roll Again!
D. It is an educated prediction or a possible answer
C. The lakes in Florida
This is a question mark. I ran out of ideas, so...yeah. Bye now
Answers will vary. Accept anything that focuses on viewing the natural world without manipulating variables. Examples include studying volcanoes, observing distant planets, and examining weather conditions
1. Ask a testable question 2. Gather background research 3. Form a hypothesis 4. Conduct an experiment 5. Analyze data 6. Draw a conclusion 7. Communicate your results
It is important replicate experiments to see if the results are accurate. Due to errors, other investigators might not get the same results
The purpose of background research is to teach you what others have already learned so that you can form an educated prediction
Roll Again!
Comparative investigation
B. Test out a hypothesis with an experiment
B. Potatoes have alternating seasons of growth
It's your birthday! Everyone gives you $50
Observational investigation
D. Draw a conclusion
Answers will vary, but each hypothesis should include If/Then A possible answer would be, "If a car crashed at 100mph, then the tissue box would be thrown at the same speed
A control group is the group that does not receive the independent variable. This is important because it allows the investigator to compare results with an unaffected group
Ask your group one of the bellwork questions. you get $100 dollars for everyone of your teammates that get it wrong
Ask your teammates one of the bellwork questions. You get an extra $100 for everyone who gets it wrong. No hints!
This paragraph is ready to be filled with incredible creativity, experiences, and stories.
Each player must choose a color: blue, green, yellow or pink. He/she gets a tile to mark his/her position and 10 houses to indicate the properties he/she acquires during the game. Each player must take the tile of his/her color and place it on the starting square. To start playing, click on the dice and move your piece to the corresponding square. In each square there must be one or more questions. If you get it right, place one of your houses on that square - congratulations, you have a new property! Special squares: the squares with icons contain penalties such as "Player pays electricity tax: loses 2 houses". Get the question right to avoid the penalty! The player who has the highest number of houses on the board once all the squares are occupied wins.
C. Forming a hypothesis
Free $200. Who doesn't like free money?!
1. Restate the questions and the hypothesis 2. write all the data and explain whether it supports your hypothesis 3. Discuss any errors that occured in an experiment 4. Share how you might do it differently next time
Answers will vary.
Answers will include Earth tilt and axis (causes seasons), Earth's relative location to the sun (not too hot or too cold), liquid water (All living things need water), and the atmosphere (Keeps out the sun's harmful rays)
You cheated! Maybe...Maybe not. You still have to give up one of your properties and the money that you earned with it
Give an example of an observational investigation
Place the 7 steps of the scientific method in order
What conclusion can be made from the following data?
A. More potatoes were grown in 2013 than in 2015B. Potato production has alternating seasons of growth C. 2012 was the worst year for potato growth D. 2011 was an average year for potato growth
Write out a hypothesis for the testable question: can a tissue box become a deadly projectile in a car crash?
Lorem ipsum dolor sit
What are the four parts of a conclusion?
What is the independent variable in the following question: A marine biologist intern collects data on the presence of red tide blooms in lakes around Florida A. The amount of red tide blooms B. The intern doing the research C. The lakes in Florida D. The type of red type bloom
The mythbusters tested to see if the type of weapon made a difference when fighting and killing zombies. What is the dependent variable? A. The type of weapon they used B. How fast the zombie moved C. How many zombies they were able to hit D. The person holding the weapon
Stephen predicted that seeds would start to grow faster if an electric current traveled through the soil in which they were planted. A. Recognizing a problem B. Conducting an experiment C. Forming a hypothesis D. Drawing a conclusion
Rene grew bacteria from the mouth on special plates in the laboratory. She placed drops of different mouthwashes on bacteria on each plate A. Ask a testable Question B. Test out a hypothesis with an experiment C. Analyze Data D. Draw a conclusion
Kim’s experiment showed that chicken egg shells were stronger when she gave the hen feed to which extra calcium had been addedA. Ask a testable question B. Conduct an experiment C. Form a hypothesis D. Draw a conclusion
Dana records the colors of pennies after testing different cleaning chemicals on them. What kind of data is she collecting?
Which is true about hypothesis? A. It may reject or accept your position B. It is the final answer to your question C. It summarizes the final result of the experiment D. It is an educated prediction or possible answer
Why should background research alwys come before it a hypothesis?
Explain why it is important to replicate experiments
Explain why it is important to have a control group in an experiment
Which type of scientific investigation should we use to see different temperatures of objects in the Sun and shade? A. Experimental investigation B. Observational investigation C. Comparative investigation D. Hypothetical investigation
A chemist views the structure of oxygen underneath a microscope. What type of scientifi investigation is this? A. Experimental investigation B. Observational Investigation C. Comparative investigation D. Hypothetical investigation
Give a specific example of how a scientific discovery has been used to glorify God.
Explain a specific piece of evidence that is used to support the claim, "Earth is the only planet that is able to support life"
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Created on September 17, 2024
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$400
$400
$400
$600
$200
$200
$200
Rent Rules
If you land on a space after it has already been claimed, you must pay the owner of that space $50
$200
$200
Unit 1: The Practice of Science Review
$600
$200
dice
Tokens and houses
$600
$200
goCollect $200
$600
$200
$400
$600
$200
$200
$400
Steven runs from the bus every morning and times how long it takes it to get to class. This is an example of: A. Forming a hypothesis B. Repeating an experiment C. Replicating an experiment D. Turning data into evidence
Repeating an Experiment
Qualitative data- it deals with physical properties instead of numbers
C. How many zombies they were able to hit
Roll Again!
D. It is an educated prediction or a possible answer
C. The lakes in Florida
This is a question mark. I ran out of ideas, so...yeah. Bye now
Answers will vary. Accept anything that focuses on viewing the natural world without manipulating variables. Examples include studying volcanoes, observing distant planets, and examining weather conditions
1. Ask a testable question 2. Gather background research 3. Form a hypothesis 4. Conduct an experiment 5. Analyze data 6. Draw a conclusion 7. Communicate your results
It is important replicate experiments to see if the results are accurate. Due to errors, other investigators might not get the same results
The purpose of background research is to teach you what others have already learned so that you can form an educated prediction
Roll Again!
Comparative investigation
B. Test out a hypothesis with an experiment
B. Potatoes have alternating seasons of growth
It's your birthday! Everyone gives you $50
Observational investigation
D. Draw a conclusion
Answers will vary, but each hypothesis should include If/Then A possible answer would be, "If a car crashed at 100mph, then the tissue box would be thrown at the same speed
A control group is the group that does not receive the independent variable. This is important because it allows the investigator to compare results with an unaffected group
Ask your group one of the bellwork questions. you get $100 dollars for everyone of your teammates that get it wrong
Ask your teammates one of the bellwork questions. You get an extra $100 for everyone who gets it wrong. No hints!
This paragraph is ready to be filled with incredible creativity, experiences, and stories.
Each player must choose a color: blue, green, yellow or pink. He/she gets a tile to mark his/her position and 10 houses to indicate the properties he/she acquires during the game. Each player must take the tile of his/her color and place it on the starting square. To start playing, click on the dice and move your piece to the corresponding square. In each square there must be one or more questions. If you get it right, place one of your houses on that square - congratulations, you have a new property! Special squares: the squares with icons contain penalties such as "Player pays electricity tax: loses 2 houses". Get the question right to avoid the penalty! The player who has the highest number of houses on the board once all the squares are occupied wins.
C. Forming a hypothesis
Free $200. Who doesn't like free money?!
1. Restate the questions and the hypothesis 2. write all the data and explain whether it supports your hypothesis 3. Discuss any errors that occured in an experiment 4. Share how you might do it differently next time
Answers will vary.
Answers will include Earth tilt and axis (causes seasons), Earth's relative location to the sun (not too hot or too cold), liquid water (All living things need water), and the atmosphere (Keeps out the sun's harmful rays)
You cheated! Maybe...Maybe not. You still have to give up one of your properties and the money that you earned with it
Give an example of an observational investigation
Place the 7 steps of the scientific method in order
What conclusion can be made from the following data?
A. More potatoes were grown in 2013 than in 2015B. Potato production has alternating seasons of growth C. 2012 was the worst year for potato growth D. 2011 was an average year for potato growth
Write out a hypothesis for the testable question: can a tissue box become a deadly projectile in a car crash?
Lorem ipsum dolor sit
What are the four parts of a conclusion?
What is the independent variable in the following question: A marine biologist intern collects data on the presence of red tide blooms in lakes around Florida A. The amount of red tide blooms B. The intern doing the research C. The lakes in Florida D. The type of red type bloom
The mythbusters tested to see if the type of weapon made a difference when fighting and killing zombies. What is the dependent variable? A. The type of weapon they used B. How fast the zombie moved C. How many zombies they were able to hit D. The person holding the weapon
Stephen predicted that seeds would start to grow faster if an electric current traveled through the soil in which they were planted. A. Recognizing a problem B. Conducting an experiment C. Forming a hypothesis D. Drawing a conclusion
Rene grew bacteria from the mouth on special plates in the laboratory. She placed drops of different mouthwashes on bacteria on each plate A. Ask a testable Question B. Test out a hypothesis with an experiment C. Analyze Data D. Draw a conclusion
Kim’s experiment showed that chicken egg shells were stronger when she gave the hen feed to which extra calcium had been addedA. Ask a testable question B. Conduct an experiment C. Form a hypothesis D. Draw a conclusion
Dana records the colors of pennies after testing different cleaning chemicals on them. What kind of data is she collecting?
Which is true about hypothesis? A. It may reject or accept your position B. It is the final answer to your question C. It summarizes the final result of the experiment D. It is an educated prediction or possible answer
Why should background research alwys come before it a hypothesis?
Explain why it is important to replicate experiments
Explain why it is important to have a control group in an experiment
Which type of scientific investigation should we use to see different temperatures of objects in the Sun and shade? A. Experimental investigation B. Observational investigation C. Comparative investigation D. Hypothetical investigation
A chemist views the structure of oxygen underneath a microscope. What type of scientifi investigation is this? A. Experimental investigation B. Observational Investigation C. Comparative investigation D. Hypothetical investigation
Give a specific example of how a scientific discovery has been used to glorify God.
Explain a specific piece of evidence that is used to support the claim, "Earth is the only planet that is able to support life"