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Scientific Terms Quick Quiz

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Last updated 9 months ago
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Question 1
1.

Put the scientific terms in the correct category. Put the more simple or basic term from that category on top and the more in-depth term below it.

  • Scientific Fact
  • Scientific Law
  • Hypothesis
  • Scientific Theory
  • Explanation Statements of Why
  • Description/Observation statements of How
Question 2
2.

Match the scientific terms with their definitions. Look for your keywords

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A simple, basic observation or description of a phenomena; a confirmed hypothesis that's accurate as far as we know
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Scientific Fact
A limited, testable explanation of a phenomena; an informed prediction
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Scientific Theory
An in-depth description, usually containing math, of how something happens; an observation of how things relate to one another
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Hypothesis
An in-depth explanation of a pheomena that has been repeatedly confirmed by experiment and/or observation
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Scientific Law
Question 3
3.

Match the phrases with the scientific term they are an example of

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Spending time studying will increase your overall academic success
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Scientific Fact
The acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force applied and inversely proportional to the mass of the object. Or F = M X A
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Scientific Theory
All living things are composed of one or more cells; the cell is the basic unit of life, and new cells arise from existing cells
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Hypothesis
If you study 25 minutes every night, then you will make better grades.
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Scientific Law
Question 4
4.

Select the TWO jobs of a theory below

Question 5
5.

What happens when multiple scientists replicate an experiment that produces the same results AND those results align with the original prediction made about the topic?

Question 6
6.

If a hypothesis is confirmed, it is upgraded to a theory, and when a theory is found to be accurate over a long period of time, it is upgraded to a law

Question 7
7.

To be valid, a hypothesis must be ___________

Question 8
8.

The goal of science is to discover truth