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Hypotheses & Experiments Quiz

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Quiz on hypotheses, experiments, and evidence.

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Hypotheses & Experiments Quiz
 

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Quiz on hypotheses, experiments, and evidence.

by Brittney Jackson
1

What are the three parts of a hypothesis?

2

Experiments are usually used to find what kind of relationship?

3

A reliable experiment needs what essential element?

4

A procedure should include which elements?

5

It is common to repeat an experiment how many times?

6

True or False: a hypothesis is never right or wrong; it is either supported by evidence or not.

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How do scientists ensure their work is valid?

8

Conclusions must be based on what?

9

A hypothesis should be based on what?

10

What is the purpose of repeating experiments?

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