Science Process Skills Quiz
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This quiz covers the science process skills we discussed in class.
- 1.Which science process skill involves using your five senses to describe what is seen, heard, felt, smelt, and tasted?
- A.
Inferring
- B.
Predicting
- C.
Measuring
- D.
Observing
- 2.Which science process skill is an explanation of observations?
- A.
Inferring
- B.
Predicting
- C.
Measuring
- D.
Observing
- 3.Which science process skill uses numbers to describe an object?
- A.
Inferring
- B.
Predicting
- C.
Experimenting
- D.
Measuring
- 4.Which science process skill involves making up categories or grouping things together?
- A.
Experimenting
- B.
Measuring
- C.
Classifying
- D.
Analyzing Data
- 5.Which science process skill uses a test under controlled conditions?
- A.
Measuring
- B.
Experimenting
- C.
Collecting Information
- D.
Inferring
- 6.Which science process skill involves sharing ideas through talking and listening, drawing and labeling pictures, graphs, etc.?
- A.
Predicting
- B.
Experimenting
- C.
Measuring
- D.
Communicating
- 7.Which science process skill involves guessing what might happen in the future?
- A.
Inferring
- B.
Experimenting
- C.
Predicting
- D.
Communicating
- 8.The boy has on a blue jacket.This is an example of a(n):
- A.
Inference
- B.
Observation
- C.
Prediction
- D.
Hypothesis
- 9.The boy has on a blue jacket because it is cold outside.This is an example of a(n):
- A.
Observation
- B.
Inference
- C.
Prediction
- D.
Hypothesis
- 10.
- A.
Observation
- B.
Inference
- C.
Prediction
- D.
Hypothesis
- 11.I think that the boy will wear his blue jacket the next time it is cold outside.This is an example of a(n):
- A.
Observation
- B.
Inference
- C.
Prediction
- D.
Hypothesis
- 12.The cashier counted the money in the drawer after she ended her shift.This is an example of a(n):
- A.
Inference
- B.
Measurement
- C.
Experiment
- D.
Hypothesis
- 13.The soccer player wanted to see if he would win his game if hewore his lucky socks.This is an example of a(n):
- A.
Inference
- B.
Observation
- C.
Experiment
- D.
Prediction
- 14.How many millimeters are in 1 centimeter?________mm = 1 cm
- A.
1
- B.
10
- C.
100
- D.
1000
- 15.50 cm is equal to:50 cm = ________ mm
- A.
5 mm
- B.
50 mm
- C.
500 mm
- D.
5000 mm
- 16.1 cm is larger than 1 inch.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 17.In the eight station science lab, what science skill were you using when you had to read the graphs about temperature?
- A.
Inferring
- B.
Predicting
- C.
Analyzing Data
- D.
Experimenting
- 18.Which of the following is NOT something you should bring to class everyday?
- A.
Textbook
- B.
Pen or pencil
- C.
Notebook
- D.
Cell phone
- E.
Willingness to learn
- 19.
- A.
1) Verbal warning 2) phone call home 3) detention 4) written referral
- B.
1) Verbal warning 2) student reflection assignment 3) detention 4) written referral
- C.
1) Verbal warning 2) detention 3) warning 4) written referral
- D.
1) strike one 2) strike two, 3) strike three 4) You're Out!
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