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What is a model in science?
What is a model in science?
- A tangible representation of scientific concepts
- A real object or system
- A very complex system
- A simplified representation of a real object or system (correct)
What are the advantages of using models in science?
What are the advantages of using models in science?
- They make concepts more tangible (correct)
- They may be oversimplified
- They are as accurate as current scientific knowledge
- They cannot represent all aspects of an object or system
How do scientists use satellite data to track animals?
How do scientists use satellite data to track animals?
- By using very large tracking devices
- By tracking their movement across long distances and periods (correct)
- By recapturing the animals periodically
- By capturing the animals and attaching tracking devices
Why has the atomic model changed over time?
Why has the atomic model changed over time?
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Which statement best describes the use of technology in science?
Which statement best describes the use of technology in science?
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What is an example of how technology influences scientific progress?
What is an example of how technology influences scientific progress?
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How have microscopes revolutionized scientific research?
How have microscopes revolutionized scientific research?
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Which characteristic best describes tools used in science?
Which characteristic best describes tools used in science?
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Why is it important for models in science to represent real objects accurately?
Why is it important for models in science to represent real objects accurately?
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How does technology contribute to advancements in scientific knowledge?
How does technology contribute to advancements in scientific knowledge?
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