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Science Explained: Physics

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Test your understanding of science basics and how science works.

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Science Explained: PhysicsOnline version

Test your understanding of science basics and how science works.

by Ashanti
1

What is science described as in the materials?

2

Which term is a testable, educated prediction?

3

What describes a well-tested explanation supported by data?

4

Which is described as a mathematical description that predicts outcomes?

5

Which sources are typically peer-reviewed and scholarly?

6

What term covers beliefs that resemble science but aren’t testable?

7

Which principle is not about making moral judgments according to the slides?

8

Which term best fits a description that explains why something happens?

9

Popular sources are peer-reviewed sources.

10

Sources of information should be examined when determining reliability.

11

There are 3 sources of information.

12

Engineering is a field of science.

 
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