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What is the role of observation in the scientific method?

To explain rare events

To simplify the procedure in an experiment

To determine if the results support the hypothesis

To gather information

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How does the scientific method help "peel away the layers of nature’s mysteries"?

It gives scientists time to think about their scientific processes

It sorts scientific data into solvable and unsolvable problems

It slowly reveals a clearer explanation of the way things are

It immediately provides answers to questions about the natural world

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Which question is the best fit for testing with an experiment?

Does a magnet’s size affect its strength?

How do kaleidoscopes work?

What makes an object sink or float?

What happens when water freezes?

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How is an experimental group different from a control group?

The control group has unlimited time to perform an experiment

The experimental group tests the independent variable

The experimental group investigates multiple variables

The control group tests the independent variable

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What does Cassie do with the data from her experiment?

Analyzes it and uses the analysis to draw a conclusion

Writes a question based on the patterns she finds in it

Forms a hypothesis that matches her analysis of the data

Discards it and writes a conclusion based on her opinions

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What is the benefit of representing data in a graph?

It shows trends, patterns, and relationships between the variables

It explains the use of multiple independent variables in an investigation

It explains the relationship between the independent variable and dependent variable

It gives a visual display of the steps leading up to the collection of the data

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Which statements apply to the data step in the scientific method? Choose two.

Scientists perform this step exactly one time

Results from the experimental group and the control group are compared

Analysis reveals whether the information collected supports the hypothesis

Scientists write a summary based on the evidence from the research

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Match the steps of the scientific method with the descriptions.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Summarize results based on measurements and data		Experiment
Test a variable to determine its effects		Question
Research facts to make an inference		Conclusion
Observe something in nature and develop a scientific inquiry		Hypothesis

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Scientific Method - BP

Scientific Method - BP

What is the role of observation in the scientific method?

How does the scientific method help "peel away the layers of nature’s mysteries"?

Which question is the best fit for testing with an experiment?

How is an experimental group different from a control group?

What does Cassie do with the data from her experiment?

What is the benefit of representing data in a graph?

Which statements apply to the data step in the scientific method? Choose two.

Match the steps of the scientific method with the descriptions.

What is the role of observation in the scientific method?

How does the scientific method help "peel away the layers of nature’s mysteries"?

Which question is the best fit for testing with an experiment?

How is an experimental group different from a control group?

What does Cassie do with the data from her experiment?

What is the benefit of representing data in a graph?

Which statements apply to the data step in the scientific method? Choose two.

Match the steps of the scientific method with the descriptions.