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What is the primary goal of a scientific experiment?
What is the primary goal of a scientific experiment?
- To prove a hypothesis is correct
- To eliminate biases in the data
- To provide data that directly answers a question (correct)
- To review the work of other scientists
What is the role of a dependent variable in an experiment?
What is the role of a dependent variable in an experiment?
- It is the thing being measured (correct)
- It is the variable being tested
- It is the potential answer to the research question
- It is the data obtained through observation
What is a scientific theory according to this lesson?
What is a scientific theory according to this lesson?
- A potential answer to the research question
- A conclusion drawn from the experiment's data
- A hypothesis that is widely rejected
- A hypothesis that is widely supported by empirical research (correct)
What is the purpose of peer review in the scientific method?
What is the purpose of peer review in the scientific method?
What is the definition of empirical data according to this lesson?
What is the definition of empirical data according to this lesson?
What is the significance of a scientific experiment?
What is the significance of a scientific experiment?
What is the main difference between physical and chemical properties of matter?
What is the main difference between physical and chemical properties of matter?
What are the two types of matter?
What are the two types of matter?
What is an example of a compound?
What is an example of a compound?
What is the term for the characteristics an object of matter has at the time of observance?
What is the term for the characteristics an object of matter has at the time of observance?
How many common states of matter are there?
How many common states of matter are there?
What is an example of a Solid?
What is an example of a Solid?
What is the term for the process of changing from a solid to a liquid?
What is the term for the process of changing from a solid to a liquid?
What is an example of a destructive chemical property?
What is an example of a destructive chemical property?
What is the correct order of the steps in the experimental design process?
What is the correct order of the steps in the experimental design process?
Why is it important to avoid biases in scientific experiments?
Why is it important to avoid biases in scientific experiments?
Which field of study focuses on the properties of molecules and their interactions in chemical reactions?
Which field of study focuses on the properties of molecules and their interactions in chemical reactions?
What type of learning style involves learning through practice and application of knowledge?
What type of learning style involves learning through practice and application of knowledge?
Which scientific study entails the research of geological processes and natural disasters like earthquakes and volcanoes?
Which scientific study entails the research of geological processes and natural disasters like earthquakes and volcanoes?
What is the primary unit of a word that is located at the core and holds its basic meaning called?
What is the primary unit of a word that is located at the core and holds its basic meaning called?
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