CH 1 (PRACTICE QUIZ)

What are the six steps of the scientific method?

• Observe, Question, Hypothesize, Experiment, Analyze, Share

• Observe, Question, Hypothesize, Experiment, Analyze, Repeat

• Observe, Question, Hypothesize, Experiment, Analyze, Share

• Observe, Develop, Create, Analyze, Share, Repeat

What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative data?

• Qualitative data is less reliable, quantitative data is more reliable

• Qualitative data is more reliable, quantitative data is less reliable

• Qualitative data is opinion based, quantitative data is measurable

• Qualitative data is measurable, quantitative data is opinion based

What are the three different types of variables in an experiment?

• Experimental, Observational, Controlled

• Control, Independent, Dependent

• Independent, Dependent, Controlled

• Quantitative, Qualitative, Controlled

What is the importance of having control groups in an experiment?

• To ensure accuracy and repeatability

• To confuse the results

• To speed up the experiment

• To make the experiment more complicated

What is the function of positive and negative control groups?

• To confuse the experiment

• To ensure the experiment runs correctly

• To make the experiment more challenging

• To increase the number of variables

What is the purpose of a hypothesis in an experiment?

• To analyze the data

• To provide an educated guess

• To state the final results

• To share the experiment

What is the difference between human anatomy and physiology?

• Anatomy is about functions, Physiology is about names

• Anatomy is about names, Physiology is about functions

• Anatomy is about structures, Physiology is about functions

• Anatomy is about functions, Physiology is about structures

What is the purpose of using a standardized method in testing the human body?

• To base knowledge on myths

• To hoard knowledge

• To make advances in medicine

• To perform random tests

What is the scientific method used for?

• To create problems

• To avoid experiments

• To confuse students

• To answer questions

What is the purpose of analyzing results in an experiment?

• To ignore the hypothesis

• To avoid sharing data

• To determine the next steps

• To skip the experiment