7th Grade Scientific Method Quiz
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.
- 1.How is a hypothesis defined?
- A.
As a suggestion
- B.
As a conjecture
- C.
As a point of view
- D.
As a idea
- 2.What does a prediction involve?
- A.
Determining the logical consequences of the hypothesis
- B.
Determining the outcome of the experiments
- C.
Determining what are the controls of the experiment
- D.
Determining the variables of the experiment
- 3.What is testing?
- A.
It is an investigation of whether a change will occur
- B.
It is an investigation of whether room temperature can be tempered with
- C.
It is an investigation of whether the real world behaves as predicted by the hypothesis
- D.
It is an investigation on your question
- 4.Who is considered as the father of the scientific method?
- A.
Isaac Newton
- B.
El Hadj Omar
- C.
Ibn Al-Haytham
- D.
Albert Einstein
- 5.Who has provided us with the best piece of retroductive reasoning ever?
- A.
Johannes Baker
- B.
Johan Beker
- C.
Johannes Kepler
- D.
Johannes Stapler
- 6.Who said that "all knowledge of reality starts from experience and ends in it?"
- A.
Charles Darwin
- B.
Pascal
- C.
Isaac Newton
- D.
Albert Einstein
- 7.Who is considered as the father of modern physics?
- A.
Thomas Edison
- B.
Nikola Tesla
- C.
Galileo Galilei
- D.
James Watson
- 8.What's the purpose of an analysis?
- A.
It determines the material needed to conduct a good experiment.
- B.
It determines what the results of the experiment show and deciding on the next actions to take.
- C.
It determines the environment where the experiment will take place.
- D.
It determines the techniques used to conduct the experiment.
- 9.What other components does the scientific method have?
- A.
Replication, external review, data recording and sharing.
- B.
Errors
- C.
Errors and replication.
- D.
Errors, external review, data recording.
- 10.What is the purpose of the scientific inquiry?
- A.
It helps stay rational when an event occurs.
- B.
It helps observe phenomenons
- C.
It helps get true facts.
- D.
It aims at obtaining knowledge in the form of testable explanation that scientists can use.
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