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Scientific Method: True/False Quiz

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Scientific Method: True/False Quiz
 

Scientific Method: True/False QuizOnline version

Yes or No: true/false statements

by NUR ZAHRATUL JANNAH KHAIRUL JAWAHIR
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A conclusion is the step where you decide if the hypothesis was supported.

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You should not change many variables at the same time in an experiment.

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An experiment is done to test a hypothesis.

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The scientific method is a step-by-step process.

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Analysis is about studying data to find patterns or meaning.

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You test your hypothesis during the question step.

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Is conclusion done before data collection?

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Do you collect data before doing the experiment?

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Does every experiment always support the hypothesis?

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Data collection is not done before doing the experiment.

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Is analysis the step where you write your hypothesis?

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Should you change many variables at the same time in an experiment?

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Asking 'why does this happen?' is part of the question step.

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A hypothesis can be changed if new evidence is found.

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Observation is noticing something using your senses.

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Is a hypothesis the same as a proven fact?

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Data collection is about recording results and measurements.

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Observation means making a final decision about results.

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Data collection is not the same as analysis.

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A hypothesis is a testable prediction.

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