Lab Station Passport – Scientific Method and Skills
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Question 1
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Names of Group Members: First and Last
Question 2
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Station #1 – Get Hands-On
Based on your knowledge on the topic – The Scientific Method – draw how you would determine why a flower you planted in your yard won’t grow. Include all steps of the Scientific Method. You can draw this on a piece of paper take a picture and upload it as an answer.
Question 3
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Station #2 – Research
Using your search engine, research the following 3 questions:
1. What is a scientific theory?
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Station #2 – Research
2. How confident are scientists in theories?
Question 5
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Station #2 – Research
3. Why might there be controversy surrounding the term?
Question 6
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Station #3 – Explain Yourself
Write down an opinion to the following question in paragraph form.
Why is it important to follow the Scientific Method?
Question 7
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Station #5 – Applicability Reading
Read this article and answer the questions that follow
1. What is the placebo effect?
Question 8
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Station #5 – Applicability Reading
2. What are placebos used for?
Question 9
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Station #5 – Applicability Reading
3. Can a placebo cure someone?
Question 10
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Station #5 – Applicability Reading
4. List the types of placebo in order of their effectiveness.
Question 11
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Station #5 – Applicability Reading
5. What is a double-blind study?
Question 12
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Station #5 – Applicability Reading
6. What is a control group?
Question 13
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Station #5 – Applicability Reading
7. Why is it important that researchers not know which group is getting which treatment?
Question 14
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Station #5 – Applicability Reading
8. How many participants should a good double-blind study have?
Question 15
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Station #6 – Test Your Knowledge
Read these Questions
Place your answers to the multiple-choice questions below along with your written explanation for how/why you came to your conclusions. For calculation questions, show all of your work.
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Question 16
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Station #6 – Test Your Knowledge
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Question 17
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Station #6 – Test Your Knowledge
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Question 18
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Station #6 – Test Your Knowledge
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Question 19
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Station #6 – Test Your Knowledge
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Question 20
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Station #7 – Learn From The Expert
Watch the video and answer the questions that follow. You may pause, rewind and rewatch the video as many times as needed in the time allowed. Place your answers to the video questions below.
1. How long ago were scientists struggling with the idea of gravity?
Question 21
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Station #7 – Learn From The Expert
2. What was Newton’s observation?
Question 22
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Station #7 – Learn From The Expert
3. What was Newton’s question?
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Station #7 – Learn From The Expert
4. What was Newton’s hypothesis?
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Station #7 – Learn From The Expert
5. What was Newton’s next question?
Question 25
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Station #7 – Learn From The Expert
6. What was Newton’s next hypothesis?
Question 26
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Station #7 – Learn From The Expert
7. What is Newton’s Law of Gravitation?
Question 27
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Station #9 – Become The Question Master
You must create 2 multiple-choice questions, 2 true/false questions and 1 short answer question in the space below. Your questions must relate directly to the topic: Scientific Method and Skills.
1. Create a Multiple Choice Question with your answer noted.
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Station #9 – Become The Question Master
2. Create a Multiple Choice Question with your answer noted.
Question 29
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Station #9 – Become The Question Master
3. Create a True/False Question with your answer noted.
Question 30
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Station #9 – Become The Question Master
4. Create a True/False Question with your answer noted.
Question 31
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Station #9 – Become The Question Master
5. Create a short answer question with your answer noted.