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Nature of Science: NOS Quick Quiz

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Test your NOS understanding with true/false statements.

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Nature of Science: NOS Quick Quiz
 

Nature of Science: NOS Quick QuizOnline version

Test your NOS understanding with true/false statements.

by Nuraisyah Irdina
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Scientists never revise models or explanations when new evidence emerges.

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Scientific knowledge is tentative but reliable; it can be refined as new evidence becomes available while remaining testable.

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Scientific knowledge is developed through careful observation, systematic experimentation, data analysis, and logical reasoning.

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Science is a collaborative and social activity; knowledge grows through publications, peer review, and building on others' work.

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Scientific knowledge is testable and repeatable; procedures should yield similar results by different people.

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There is a single fixed sequence of steps in the scientific method that all scientists must follow.

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Science is based on empirical evidence and verification by other scientists, not belief or authority.

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All scientific knowledge is final and never changes over time.

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Acids causing latex coagulation prove the claim solely through theory without any supporting data or experiments.

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Science is mainly about memorizing facts rather than using reasoning and evidence to explain phenomena.

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