Science Quest: Purpose of Research

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Why scientists investigate

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Kilora Artiqova

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Froggy Jumps Science Quest: Purpose of ResearchOnline version Why scientists investigate by Kilora Artiqova 1 What is the main purpose of scientific research? a To understand natural phenomena using evidence and testable explanations. b To collect data for stories only. c To prove personal beliefs without doubt. 2 Which best describes a scientific hypothesis? a A proven fact that cannot be questioned. b A testable, educated guess about a natural phenomenon. c A random opinion with no evidence. 3 Why are experiments essential in science? a They replace observations altogether. b They merely describe opinions. c They test ideas under controlled conditions to reveal cause-effect. 4 What does falsifiability mean in science? a Claims must be true in every test. b A claim must be testable to potentially be proven false. c Everything must be proven beyond doubt. 5 Which goal guides ethical scientific research? a Ignore consequences to speed results. b Always favor funding over safety. c Minimize harm while maximizing knowledge and integrity. 6 What role do observations play in science? a They are decorative and optional. b They provide data to support or refute hypotheses. c They replace the need for experiments. 7 Which statement best reflects scientific knowledge? a It is based on opinions alone. b It is absolute and unchanging. c It is provisional and updated with new evidence. 8 How should scientists handle unexpected results? a Discard the results and continue as planned. b Assume the data is wrong and ignore it. c Investigate, repeat, and revise theories as needed. 9 What is a theory in science? a A guess with little support. b A collection of unverified stories. c A well-substantiated explanation integrating many facts. 10 Which outcome best reflects the purpose of research translation? a Applying findings to improve real-world problems. b Publishing without considering impact. c Keeping results within the lab only.

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Science Quest: Purpose of ResearchOnline version

Why scientists investigate

by Kilora Artiqova

What is the main purpose of scientific research?

To understand natural phenomena using evidence and testable explanations.

To collect data for stories only.

To prove personal beliefs without doubt.

Which best describes a scientific hypothesis?

A proven fact that cannot be questioned.

A testable, educated guess about a natural phenomenon.

A random opinion with no evidence.

Why are experiments essential in science?

They replace observations altogether.

They merely describe opinions.

They test ideas under controlled conditions to reveal cause-effect.

What does falsifiability mean in science?

Claims must be true in every test.

A claim must be testable to potentially be proven false.

Everything must be proven beyond doubt.

Which goal guides ethical scientific research?

Ignore consequences to speed results.

Always favor funding over safety.

Minimize harm while maximizing knowledge and integrity.

What role do observations play in science?

They are decorative and optional.

They provide data to support or refute hypotheses.

They replace the need for experiments.

Which statement best reflects scientific knowledge?

It is based on opinions alone.

It is absolute and unchanging.

It is provisional and updated with new evidence.

How should scientists handle unexpected results?

Discard the results and continue as planned.

Assume the data is wrong and ignore it.

Investigate, repeat, and revise theories as needed.

What is a theory in science?

A guess with little support.

A collection of unverified stories.

A well-substantiated explanation integrating many facts.

Which outcome best reflects the purpose of research translation?

Applying findings to improve real-world problems.

Publishing without considering impact.

Keeping results within the lab only.

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Science Quest: Purpose of ResearchOnline version

by Kilora Artiqova

What is the main purpose of scientific research?

Which best describes a scientific hypothesis?

Why are experiments essential in science?

What does falsifiability mean in science?

Which goal guides ethical scientific research?

What role do observations play in science?

Which statement best reflects scientific knowledge?

How should scientists handle unexpected results?

What is a theory in science?

Which outcome best reflects the purpose of research translation?

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