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Froggy Jumps Science Process QuizOnline version Test your science process know-how. by Marilyn R. 1 What is the first step in the scientific process? a Posing a question b Drawing a conclusion c Formulating a hypothesis 2 A hypothesis is: a A hunch with no testing b A proven fact about science c An educated guess that can be tested 3 When designing an experiment, what should you change? a As many variables as possible b Only one variable at a time c Change all variables at once 4 The best way to collect data is: a Record measurements but with errors b Record measurements and observations right away c Write down what you remember later 5 When interpreting data, you should: a Look at ALL the results, even unexpected ones b Ignore unexpected results c Only look at results that support your hypothesis 6 A good scientific conclusion: a Explains what the data shows, even if your hypothesis was wrong b Always proves your hypothesis was right c Concludes without data 7 Scientists communicate their results by: a Keeping their discoveries secret b Sharing their findings with other scientists c Hiding methods from others 8 Curiosity in science means: a Wanting to ask questions about how things work b Being afraid to explore new ideas c Ignoring questions about how things work 9 Scientific honesty means: a Falsifying results to mislead others b Reporting your results truthfully, even if they're unexpected c Changing data to make your results look better 10 Being skeptical in science means: a Dismissing evidence without testing b Asking for evidence before accepting new ideas c Never believing anything anyone tells you

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Science Process QuizOnline version

Test your science process know-how.

by Marilyn R.

What is the first step in the scientific process?

Posing a question

Drawing a conclusion

Formulating a hypothesis

A hypothesis is:

A hunch with no testing

A proven fact about science

An educated guess that can be tested

When designing an experiment, what should you change?

As many variables as possible

Only one variable at a time

Change all variables at once

The best way to collect data is:

Record measurements but with errors

Record measurements and observations right away

Write down what you remember later

When interpreting data, you should:

Look at ALL the results, even unexpected ones

Ignore unexpected results

Only look at results that support your hypothesis

A good scientific conclusion:

Explains what the data shows, even if your hypothesis was wrong

Always proves your hypothesis was right

Concludes without data

Scientists communicate their results by:

Keeping their discoveries secret

Sharing their findings with other scientists

Hiding methods from others

Curiosity in science means:

Wanting to ask questions about how things work

Being afraid to explore new ideas

Ignoring questions about how things work

Scientific honesty means:

Falsifying results to mislead others

Reporting your results truthfully, even if they're unexpected

Changing data to make your results look better

Being skeptical in science means:

Dismissing evidence without testing

Asking for evidence before accepting new ideas

Never believing anything anyone tells you

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Science Process QuizOnline version

by Marilyn R.

What is the first step in the scientific process?

A hypothesis is:

When designing an experiment, what should you change?

The best way to collect data is:

When interpreting data, you should:

A good scientific conclusion:

Scientists communicate their results by:

Curiosity in science means:

Scientific honesty means:

Being skeptical in science means:

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