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Frog Lab Quest: Science Bits

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20 questions on science basics and lab skills

by CJ The Dreamer
1

A scientist spent 10 years on an experiment that failed to produce the expected result. Instead of quitting, she published the failed findings to help others avoid the same trap. Which attitude is primarily shown?

2

A lab report claims a new drug cures migraines. Dr. Cruz refuses to recommend it until the trial is replicated by an independent laboratory. Dr. Cruz is demonstrating:

3

A researcher accidentally miscalibrated an instrument, resulting in anomalous readings that actually favor his hypothesis. He discloses the error and discards the flawed data. This reflects:

4

Despite personally disliking a rival researcher, Dr. Faye votes to award them a grant based strictly on the high statistical quality of their proposed methodology. Dr. Faye shows:

5

A senior geologist discards her own 30-year-old tectonic model after reviewing valid satellite radar data presented by an intern. She exhibits:

6

Seeing mold grow faster on cheddar than swiss, a student formulates specific questions about moisture levels and fungal growth rates. This demonstrates:

7

"The solution turned bright blue and released bubbles, indicating gas production." Which specific phrase represents the Observation?

8

Compare: (1) "The rock sample weighs 45.8 grams." (2) "The rock eroded quickly because of high wind exposure."

9

"Based on ocean cooling trends over the last decade, regional sea levels will drop by 2 cm next winter." This statement is a(n):

10

Sorting 50 bacterial colonies into groups based on cell wall thickness and shape is an application of:

11

Converting raw laboratory sensor logs into a standardized bar chart for a peer-reviewed journal is an example of:

12

A student notes that a wet towel dries faster under a heat lamp than under a fan, and states: "Heat evaporates water faster than air movement does." His statement is an:

13

Which of the following is a Measurement?

14

A study tests if different caffeine doses (0 mg, 50 mg, 100 mg) affect human reaction time. What is the IV?

15

A study tests if different caffeine doses (0 mg, 50 mg, 100 mg) affect human reaction time, what is the DV?

16

In the caffeine study above, keeping all participants in the same quiet room at 22°C during testing is an example of a:

17

An engineer tests how engine oil viscosity (10W-30 vs 20W-50) affects fuel consumption (L/100 km) on a fixed 100 km test track. What is the Dependent Variable (DV)?

18

A chemist tests how varying salt concentrations (1%, 3%, 5%) alter the boiling point of water. What is the Independent Variable (IV)?

19

Testing three laundry detergents on cotton swatches requiring identical wash cycles (30 mins at 40°C) means the wash cycle settings are:

20

An experiment tests how brake pad material affects stopping distance at 50 km/h. Identify IV, DV, and CV in correct order:

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