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Science Inquiry and Application Unit
Test Review
1. Describe the various pieces of equipment that are used in the laboratory setting.
TEST TUBE
2. Describe the various pieces of equipment that are used in the laboratory setting.
BEAKER
3. Describe the various pieces of equipment that are used in the laboratory setting.
GRADUATED CYLINDER
4. Use a MSDS for safety information about chemicals.
5. Use a MSDS for safety information about chemicals.
6. Use a MSDS for safety information about chemicals.
State the three basic units of the metric system and what they measure7. Length?
8. Mass?
9. Volume?
METER
GRAM
LITER
Understand that the metric system units are based on powers of 10, and we use different prefixes to reflect those units
10.
11.
12.
KILO
CENTI
MILLI
Convert metric units using decimal movements (aka “The Ladder Method”13. 1700m = _______ cm
14. 50mg = ________ g
15. 78L = _________ mL
170000
.050
78000
16. Explain why the metric system is easier to use than standard/English unitsTO CONVERT, YOU ONLY HAVE TO MOVE THE DECIMAL POINT, AS THE UNITS ARE ALL BASED ON POWERS OF 10.
17. Understand that a graph is used to show a relationship between variables in an experiment
18. Understand that a graph is used to show a relationship between variables in an experiment
19. Understand that a graph is used to show a relationship between variables in an experiment
20. Understand that a graph is used to show a relationship between variables in an experiment
Place the independent variable and dependent variable of an experiment on the proper axes of a bar graph or line graph
21.
22.
DEPENDENT VARIABLE
INDEPENDENT VARIABLE
Recognize different types of data collected in an experiment23. The sponge emerged from its capsule from one side first.
24. The capsule was sticky.
25. The red capsule emerged first, with an average time of 58 seconds.
26.
QUALITATIVE
QUALITATIVE
QUANTITATIVE
QUANTITATIVE
Formulate a hypothesis based on a given set of observations27. What was the hypothesis?
THE ENERGY DRINK INCREASES THE PRODUCTIVITY OF WORKERS
Distinguish between an independent and dependent variable28. What is the independent
variable?
29. What is the dependent variable?
ENERGY DRINK
STACKS OF STAPLED PAPER
Design a controlled experiment where only a single variable is tested30. Name a control in this experiment.
SAME TASK
State the six steps of the scientific method, in order1. Problem/Question about the natural world2. Background Information3. ________31____________4. Experiment/Observation 5. ________32____________6. Conclusion/Inferences
HYPOTHESIS
DATA ANALYSIS
Distinguish between a hypothesis and an opinion33. Chipotle is better than Hot Head.
34. Windex prevents streaking of glass better than other glass cleaners.
35. Mrs. Harlow is the best science teacher ever.
OPINION
HYPOTHESIS
OPINION
Understand that scientific findings should be reviewed by other scientists before they are published and that sharing these findings help to advance science
36. Who reviews articles for peer-reviewed journals?a. friends of the scientists who wrote the articlesb. anonymous and independent expertsc. the scientists who did the experimentsd. people who paid for the experiments
Understand that scientific findings should be reviewed by other scientists before they are published and that sharing these findings help to advance science
37. How does sharing ideas through peer-reviewed articles help advance science?a. Peer-reviewed articles are published only when the ideas they contain have been accepted by most scientists.b. Experiments in peer-reviewed articles do not need to be repeated.c. Scientists reading the articles may come up with new questions to study.d. Ideas in the articles always support and strengthen dominant theories.
Understand that scientific findings should be reviewed by other scientists before they are published and that sharing these findings help to advance science
38. A scientist discovers an important breakthrough in cancer treatment. The scientist thinks the information could save thousands of lives and immediately announces the results on national television, skipping peer review. How might other scientists react to this news?a. They will be skeptical because the report was not peer-reviewed.b. They will quickly start to use the new treatment on their patients.c. They will congratulate the scientist for the discovery.d. They will denounce the work and call the scientist a fraud.
Identify questions that can be answered by science39. What color is the most beautiful?
40. How does acid rain affect plant life?
41. Do people go out to eat too much?
NO
YES
NO
42. Recognize when an experiment is unethical AND explain whyA strange nerve disease attacked the people on an island. Symptoms of the disease included weakness and loss of appetite; victims often died of heart failure. Scientists thought the disease might be caused by bacteria. They injected healthy island inhabitants with bacteria from the blood of the sick patients. The injected people also became sick.
IT CAUSES HARM TO HUMAN LIFE
Observe the effects of changing variables in an experiment43. Is Matthew’s hypothesis supported or rejected according to this experiment?
REJECTED
Observe the effects of changing variables in an experiment44. Is Barney’s hypothesis supported or rejected according to this experiment?
REJECTED