Science Quest: Investigation, Hypothesis & Variables

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Froggy Jumps Science Quest: Investigation, Hypothesis & VariablesOnline version Test your understanding of scientific investigation basics by Leah Mae Lagac 1 What is a scientific investigation? a A one-step experiment without data b A systematic process to answer questions scientifically c A random guessing activity 2 What should the aim/problem of an experiment be? a A statement of results you expect b A clear, testable question the experiment seeks to answer c A vague idea with no measurements 3 What is a hypothesis? a A random statement b An educated guess about the experiment's outcome c A final conclusion of the experiment 4 Which is the independent variable? a A constant in the experiment b The variable you change on purpose c The variable you measure 5 Which is the dependent variable? a The variable you observe or measure b The variable you control c The materials used in the experiment 6 What are controlled variables? a Variables you measure b Variables kept constant across trials c Variables you change intentionally 7 Why is a fair test important? a To ensure valid, unbiased results b To complicate the experiment c To increase data sources 8 What are the two data types in investigations? a Observations and measurements b Opinions and guesses c Theoretical models 9 Which is the correct order of the steps of the scientific method? a Materials → Aim → Method → Results → Conclusion b Aim → Method → Materials → Conclusions → Results c Aim → Materials → Method → Results → Conclusion 10 Example question: How does sunlight affect bean plant growth? (useful for testing the aim of an investigation). a Independent: water; Dependent: soil type b Independent: amount of sunlight; Dependent: plant growth c Independent: plant height; Dependent: sunlight

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Science Quest: Investigation, Hypothesis & VariablesOnline version

Test your understanding of scientific investigation basics

by Leah Mae Lagac

What is a scientific investigation?

A one-step experiment without data

A systematic process to answer questions scientifically

A random guessing activity

What should the aim/problem of an experiment be?

A statement of results you expect

A clear, testable question the experiment seeks to answer

A vague idea with no measurements

What is a hypothesis?

A random statement

An educated guess about the experiment's outcome

A final conclusion of the experiment

Which is the independent variable?

A constant in the experiment

The variable you change on purpose

The variable you measure

Which is the dependent variable?

The variable you observe or measure

The variable you control

The materials used in the experiment

What are controlled variables?

Variables you measure

Variables kept constant across trials

Variables you change intentionally

Why is a fair test important?

To ensure valid, unbiased results

To complicate the experiment

To increase data sources

What are the two data types in investigations?

Observations and measurements

Opinions and guesses

Theoretical models

Which is the correct order of the steps of the scientific method?

Materials → Aim → Method → Results → Conclusion

Aim → Method → Materials → Conclusions → Results

Aim → Materials → Method → Results → Conclusion

Example question: How does sunlight affect bean plant growth? (useful for testing the aim of an investigation).

Independent: water; Dependent: soil type

Independent: amount of sunlight; Dependent: plant growth

Independent: plant height; Dependent: sunlight

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Science Quest: Investigation, Hypothesis & Variables

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Science Quest: Investigation, Hypothesis & VariablesOnline version

by Leah Mae Lagac

What is a scientific investigation?

What should the aim/problem of an experiment be?

What is a hypothesis?

Which is the independent variable?

Which is the dependent variable?

What are controlled variables?

Why is a fair test important?

What are the two data types in investigations?

Which is the correct order of the steps of the scientific method?

Example question: How does sunlight affect bean plant growth? (useful for testing the aim of an investigation).

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