The scientific method is often described as a procedure that has defined natural science since the 17th Century. It consists of systematic observations, measurements, experimentations, and formulations of hypothesis to name a few. Now, how much do you really know about this procedure? Take your chance and pass our 7th-grade quiz about it.
As a suggestion
As a conjecture
As a point of view
As a idea
Determining the logical consequences of the hypothesis
Determining the outcome of the experiments
Determining what are the controls of the experiment
Determining the variables of the experiment
It is an investigation of whether a change will occur
It is an investigation of whether room temperature can be tempered with
It is an investigation of whether the real world behaves as predicted by the hypothesis
It is an investigation on your question
Isaac Newton
El Hadj Omar
Ibn Al-Haytham
Albert Einstein
Johannes Baker
Johan Beker
Johannes Kepler
Johannes Stapler
Charles Darwin
Pascal
Isaac Newton
Albert Einstein
Thomas Edison
Nikola Tesla
Galileo Galilei
James Watson
It determines the material needed to conduct a good experiment.
It determines what the results of the experiment show and deciding on the next actions to take.
It determines the environment where the experiment will take place.
It determines the techniques used to conduct the experiment.
Replication, external review, data recording and sharing.
Errors
Errors and replication.
Errors, external review, data recording.
It helps stay rational when an event occurs.
It helps observe phenomenons
It helps get true facts.
It aims at obtaining knowledge in the form of testable explanation that scientists can use.
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