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Science Quiz
Scientific Method, Variable, Observation/Inference
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The step-by step account of directions used in completing an experiment is the _______________. | procedure |
| The question to be solved in an experiment is the ___________________________. | problem |
| What part of the scientific method means an educated guess? | hypothesis |
| The facts and figures collected in an experiment from which a conclusion can be drawn is the ___________________. | data |
| Anything that is noticed during an experiment is a(n) __________________. | observation |
| In order for scientists to investigate and answer questions about the world that surrounds them, they have to follow a series of steps called _________________. | scientific method |
| One of the first steps in the scientific process involves forming a ____________________________, or making an educated guess. | hypothesis |
| The most important and exciting steps of the scientific process is conducting an _____________________________. In this phase, scientists run a series of tests and trials to prove if their hypothesis is correct or incorrect. | experiment |
| As scientists work on their experiments, they are constantly making observations and collecting __________________ , facts and information, about the experiment. | data |
| Using your senses to gain information is called __________________. | observation |
| The final step of the scientific process is called the _________________________________. This involves analyzing and summarizing the results. This is where scientists explain if their hypothesis is correct or incorrect. | conclusion |
| How many variables should a scientist change in an experiment at a time? | One |
| The dog looks happy that his family came home from vacation. | inference |
| The footprint in the soil has 5 toes. | observation |
| I saw the dog was barking outside. | observation |
| The boy must be sick because he isn't talking much today. | inference |