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Investigation Skills Challenge

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Investigation Skills Challenge
 

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Investigation Skills ChallengeOnline version

Attempt questions on investigation skills

by Kylie Paskov
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A student repeats an experiment three times and gets very similar results each time. What does this suggest about the experiment?

2

Which action would MOST improve the reliability of an experiment?

3

An experiment is testing how temperature affects reaction rate, but the concentration is also changed. Why is the experiment not valid?

4

A valid experiment should:

5

A balance gives slightly different readings each time because of tiny vibrations in the room. This is an example of:

6

Random errors can usually be reduced by:

7

A thermometer is incorrectly calibrated and always reads 2°C too high. This is an example of:

8

Systematic errors usually:

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Which example is primary data?

10

A student records the temperature during a practical investigation. This temperature data is:

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Which is an example of secondary data?

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Secondary data is:

13

Convert 2.5 kg to grams.

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Convert 0.75 kg to grams.

15

Round 3.4678 to 3 significant figures.

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