QZ - VB 11.03

Avery, Daniel, and Michael are discussing about science. Avery says it's 'the systematic study of everything'. Daniel says it's 'the value of each square (what you are counting by)'. Michael says it's 'the spread of data beginning with zero'. Another friend says it's 'vertical axis (dependent variable)'. And the last one says it's 'horizontal axis (independent variable)'. Who is correct?

• Avery

• Daniel

• Michael

• Another friend

• The last one

Ava, Priya, and Daniel are working on a science project. They are using a specific method to solve problems or questions. What is this method called?

• Scientific Method

• Square Value Method

• Zero Spread Method

• Vertical Axis Method

• Horizontal Axis Method

Harper, Aria, and Michael are discussing about a new concept in their science class. They are trying to define 'Property'. What could be the best definition for 'Property' in this context?

• a characteristic used to describe something

• the value of each square on their graph paper (what you are counting by)

• the spread of data beginning with zero in their experiment

• vertical axis (dependent variable) on their graph

• horizontal axis (independent variable) on their graph

Priya conducted an experiment in her science class and made an 'Inference'. What does this mean?

• Priya tried to explain what happened during the experiment (facts based on data) and why she thinks it happened (her opinion)

• Priya was counting the value of each square in her experiment

• Priya was observing the spread of data beginning with zero in her experiment

• Priya was focusing on the vertical axis (dependent variable) in her experiment

• Priya was focusing on the horizontal axis (independent variable) in her experiment

Jackson, William, and Mia are conducting a science experiment. They notice that one aspect of their experiment keeps changing. What is this changing aspect called in scientific terms?

• Variable

• The value of each square (what you are counting by)

• The spread of data beginning with zero

• Vertical axis (dependent variable)

• Horizontal axis (independent variable)

Benjamin, Oliver, and Maya are working on a school project where they have to collect some 'Data'. In this context, what does 'Data' refer to?

• The recorded information they have collected for their project

• The value of each square on their graph paper (what they are counting by)

• The spread of data beginning with zero on their graph

• The vertical axis on their graph (dependent variable)

• The horizontal axis on their graph (independent variable)

In a science experiment, Benjamin is plotting a graph. What does the X-axis represent in his graph?

• horizontal axis (independent variable)

• the value of each square (what you are counting by)

• the spread of data beginning with zero

• vertical axis (dependent variable)

• recorded information

In a science experiment, Lily is plotting a graph. If she refers to the 'Y-axis', what is she referring to?

• The vertical axis on the graph where the dependent variable is plotted

• The value of each square on the graph paper, which determines what you are counting by

• The spread of data on the graph, beginning with zero

• The horizontal axis on the graph where the independent variable is plotted

• The recorded information from the experiment

Priya, Nora, and Michael are analyzing a dataset. They want to understand the concept of 'Scale'. What does 'Scale' represent in this context?

• the spread of data beginning with zero

• the value of each square (what you are counting by)

• vertical axis (dependent variable)

• horizontal axis (independent variable)

• recorded information

Ava, Maya, and Henry are counting the number of squares on a grid. What does the term 'interval' refer to in this context?

• the value of each square (what you are counting by)

• the spread of data beginning with zero

• vertical axis (dependent variable)

• horizontal axis (independent variable)

• recorded information