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Science Inquiry QuizOnline version

Test your understanding of scientific inquiry basics

by Frances Lomboy LMMI
1

What is the process called that involves observing, asking questions, and collecting evidence in science?

2

Which term describes a careful description of what you notice using your senses or tools?

3

What best describes an educated prediction that can be tested in an experiment?

4

What type of data uses numbers or measurements?

5

Which data describes qualities or characteristics using words?

6

In an experiment, what is the purpose of a control?

7

What summarizes the results and states whether the hypothesis was supported?

8

Which term is defined as anything that can change and might affect the outcome?

9

Why should scientists change only one variable at a time in a fair test?

10

Which statement correctly distinguishes a fact, a theory, and a hypothesis?

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Science proceeds from observing, asking questions, investigating, and gathering evidence to reach conclusions.

Observation is what you notice; inference is an explanation based on those observations.

A hypothesis is a testable educated guess, forming the basis for an experiment.

Quantitative data are numerical or measured values, unlike qualitative data which are descriptive.

Qualitative data describe attributes with words (color, texture, etc.).

Controls help determine if the variable caused any observed effects by providing a baseline for comparison.

A conclusion wraps up the experiment and indicates if the data support the hypothesis.

A variable is any factor that can vary and influence results; controls keep other factors constant.

Changing one variable at a time isolates its effect, clarifying causation.

Facts are proven observations, theories are well-supported explanations, and hypotheses are testable predictions.

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