Scientific Methodology Quiz

A tested and highly reliable scientific explanation of natural events (correct)

A general style of investigation without specific guidelines

An initial guess or assumption about a natural phenomenon

A rigid step-by-step process for conducting experiments

Follows a rigid sequence of steps for every scientific investigation

Is based on untested assumptions and guesses

Relies solely on qualitative data for making conclusions

Uses evidence to construct testable explanations and predictions of natural phenomena (correct)

A method for collecting quantitative data

A final and unchangeable conclusion of an experiment

An arbitrary interpretation based on personal beliefs

An attentive scientific explanation that can be tested further (correct)

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