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A quick quiz on experiments, CORMS, and photosynthesis basics.

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Scientific Method
 

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A quick quiz on experiments, CORMS, and photosynthesis basics.

by Andrea Arroyave Rincón
1

What is the primary purpose of the scientific method?

2

Which step designs and tests a hypothesis?

3

In CORMS, what does 'O' stand for?

4

In an experiment, what is the 'H' in CORMS used for?

5

Which is NOT a basic part of the scientific method?

6

What does 'CORMS' help you plan?

7

Which item would you control in an experiment?

8

What is a conclusion in an experiment?

9

What is the main outcome of a well-designed experiment?

10

In a heart-rate experiment, which factor could be a dependent variable?

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Which component is essential for measuring outcomes?

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What should you do after collecting data?

13

Which is a potential control in CORMS?

14

Which variable is typically plotted to show relation to outcomes?

15

What is the role of using replication in experiments?

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