Chapter 1 Review
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Casey Lagrange
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Biology
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9th - 12th Grade
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Multiple Choice
Testing hypotheses often involves designing experiments. Which of the following is the factor that is OBSERVED and MEASURED in an experiment?
control group
experimental group
dependent variable
independent variable
2.
Multiple Choice
Dr. Smith reads two research papers that present different conclusions about the same question. He knows the researcher who wrote Paper A, but does not know the authors of Paper B. When asked which paper he thinks has more merit, Dr. Smith replies, "Paper A."
Because of Dr. Smith's connection to some of the researchers, he could be exhibiting.
bias
inference
observation
skepticism
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Multiple Choice
Jane Goodall spent years with the chimpanzees of Gombe. Sitting quietly for hours, she watched the animals closely and took notes about their behavior.
What was Jane Goodall doing?
testing variables
watching a control group
making observation
applying a stimulus
4.
Multiple Choice
After her run, Aisha felt thirsty. Thirst was her body's way of telling her she needed more water to maintain ______.
growth
metabolism
development
homeostasis
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Multiple Choice
Tamar is talking about evolution with a friend. The friend says, "It's just a theory, so I don't believe it. When they prove it and it becomes the law of evolution, then maybe I'll change my mind."
Which of these possible replies best describes scientific principles or the work of scientists?
Scientific theories do not become scientific laws; they are explanations for natural phenomena based on evidence.
Science always finds the right answer; the answers that scientists and researchers discover never change.
He should be wary of science because it is based on research and evidence, not bias and opinion.
Scientists take each other at their word regarding experimental results, and the public should, too.
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Multiple Choice
Camille notices that the leaves of her pothos plant are drooping this morning. The leaves were not droopy yesterday. She decides the plant needs to be watered. What had Camille just done?
calculated the probability of the plant's ability to survive without water
devised a controlled experiment about the effect of water on plant leaves
formed a hypothesis based on quantitative data she has collected
made an inference based on past experience and observation
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