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Froggy Jumps Nature of Science QuizOnline version How science works in practice. by Shanna Roberts 1 What is Science a knowledge b ideas c testing 2 What is confirmation bias? a Bias from improper measurement or incorrect data taking b Bias from how you select your test subjects c only looking at data that confirms your hypothesis 3 What is selection bias? a Bias from improper measurement or incorrect data taking b Bias from how you select your test subjects c only looking at data that confirms your hypothesis 4 What is measurement bias? a Bias from improper measurement or incorrect data taking b Bias from how you select your test subjects c only looking at data that confirms your hypothesis 5 What is a dependent variable? a also known as the manipulated variable b value that changes because of another variable c the variable that changes to initiate a response 6 What is the independent variable? a Variable that is manipulated to cause a change in the other variable b also known as the responding variable c the variable that is held constant 7 What is the control in the experiment? a the variable that responds to another variable b the variable that is manipulated to cause a change in another variable c the standard that the rest of the study can be compared to 8 Statement about nature that seems to be true throughout the universe a Scientific Law b Scientific Theory c Scientific Hypothesis 9 A well tested explanation about nature gained by extensive testing and observations a Scientific Law b Scientific Theory c Scientific Hypothesis 10 Which of the following cannot be tested through scientific processes a How black holes form in the universe b A virus affecting salmon breeding grounds c The most beautiful person in the world

Froggy Jumps

Nature of Science QuizOnline version

How science works in practice.

by Shanna Roberts

What is Science

knowledge

ideas

testing

What is confirmation bias?

Bias from improper measurement or incorrect data taking

Bias from how you select your test subjects

only looking at data that confirms your hypothesis

What is selection bias?

Bias from improper measurement or incorrect data taking

Bias from how you select your test subjects

only looking at data that confirms your hypothesis

What is measurement bias?

Bias from improper measurement or incorrect data taking

Bias from how you select your test subjects

only looking at data that confirms your hypothesis

What is a dependent variable?

also known as the manipulated variable

value that changes because of another variable

the variable that changes to initiate a response

What is the independent variable?

Variable that is manipulated to cause a change in the other variable

also known as the responding variable

the variable that is held constant

What is the control in the experiment?

the variable that responds to another variable

the variable that is manipulated to cause a change in another variable

the standard that the rest of the study can be compared to

Statement about nature that seems to be true throughout the universe

Scientific Law

Scientific Theory

Scientific Hypothesis

A well tested explanation about nature gained by extensive testing and observations

Scientific Law

Scientific Theory

Scientific Hypothesis

Which of the following cannot be tested through scientific processes

How black holes form in the universe

A virus affecting salmon breeding grounds

The most beautiful person in the world

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What is Science

What is confirmation bias?

What is selection bias?

What is measurement bias?

What is a dependent variable?

What is the independent variable?

What is the control in the experiment?

Statement about nature that seems to be true throughout the universe

A well tested explanation about nature gained by extensive testing and observations

Which of the following cannot be tested through scientific processes