Bio Breakout Clue #6

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Answer the questions correctly to help the Frog to get the other side of the stream When he arrives safely you will receive your clue word. Make three mistakes and the game will end.

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Froggy Jumps Bio Breakout Clue #6Online version Answer the questions correctly to help the Frog to get the other side of the stream When he arrives safely you will receive your clue word. Make three mistakes and the game will end. by Kristine Vester 1 What is the first step in scientific practices according to BIO.1? a Evaluating data b Planning investigations c Asking questions and defining problems 2 What should hypotheses specify in scientific investigations? a The outcome of all variables b What happens to a dependent variable when an independent variable is manipulated c The sample size needed 3 What is essential when planning investigations? a Conducting investigations in a safe and ethical manner b Using any sample size c Ignoring environmental effects 4 What type of claims should be made regarding variables? a Only anecdotal claims b Only qualitative claims c Quantitative and/or qualitative claims 5 What is a key aspect of interpreting data? a Ignoring repeated trials b Constructing and interpreting data tables c Only focusing on graphical displays 6 What should models be developed based on? a Evidence to illustrate or predict relationships b Random guesses c Personal opinions 7 What is important when communicating scientific information? a Only written reports b Using multiple formats to convey information c Verbal communication only 8 What should be evaluated when comparing sources of information? a The evidence and credibility of each source b The length of the source c The popularity of the source 9 What is the purpose of analyzing data? a To confuse the audience b To make valid and reliable scientific claims c To support personal beliefs 10 What distinguishes a scientific hypothesis from a theory? a A hypothesis is a testable prediction, while a theory is a well-substantiated explanation b They are the same c A theory is just a guess

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Bio Breakout Clue #6Online version

by Kristine Vester

What is the first step in scientific practices according to BIO.1?

What should hypotheses specify in scientific investigations?

What is essential when planning investigations?

What type of claims should be made regarding variables?

What is a key aspect of interpreting data?

What should models be developed based on?

What is important when communicating scientific information?

What should be evaluated when comparing sources of information?

What is the purpose of analyzing data?

What distinguishes a scientific hypothesis from a theory?