This is a semi-complicated exam on science only 3 out of 20 students have passed
A. drawing conclusions
B. forming a hypothesis
C. research design
D. scientific method
A. by asking others to verify the data
B. by choosing a random sample by computer
C. by drawing conclusions without analyzing data
D. by using multiple trials to confirm data
A. a control group
B. a longer ramp
C. an independent variable
D. a technology
A. the amount of food
B. the place the food is left
C. the type of food
D. whether the dog eats
A. The public has to understand every scientific finding.
B. Scientific data can benefit society in different ways.
C. The scientist might be able to get the data published.
D. The scientist needs credit for his or her findings.
A. bar graph
B. line graph
C. pictograph
D. pie graph
A. collect data
B. make predictions about what will happen under certain circumstances
C. analyze their data
D. serve as a control in their experiments
A. form hypotheses
B. include a control
C. communicate those results to other people
D. choose the variables they want to test
A. analyzing data
B. recognizing and identifying the problem
c. forming a hypothesis
D. testing a hypothesis
A. analyzing data
B. recognizing and identifying the problem
C. drawing conclusions
D. testing a hypothesis
A. a conclusion
B. an observation
C. a control
D. a hypothesis
A. an observation
B. a variable
C. a control
D. a hypothesis
A. observation
B. variable
C. control
D. hypothesis
A. their results are more likely to be reliable
B. it costs less to run more trials than fewer trials
C. unusual occurrences are likely to be repeated every time
D. experiments always have the same results
A. in a data table
B. by using a calculator
C. with a balance or spring scale
D. by having a hypothesis before you begin your experiment
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