How To Be A Scientist (College and Careers)

What is the study of living organisms called?

• Biology

• Chemistry

• Physics

• Geology

What is the role of a marine biologist?

• To study ocean ecosystems, marine organisms, and their interactions.

• To design underwater robots for ocean exploration.

• To manage fisheries and ensure sustainable fishing practices.

• To create marine-themed art and literature.

What is an experiment?

• A method to collect data without any hypothesis.

• A procedure carried out to support or refute a hypothesis.

• A way to analyze existing data.

• A technique for making predictions about future events.

What is a hypothesis?

• A proposed explanation for a phenomenon, which can be tested through experimentation.

• A definitive conclusion based on extensive research.

• A random guess made without any evidence.

• A statement that cannot be tested or proven.

What do chemists study?

• The properties, composition, and reactions of matter.

• The history of chemical discoveries.

• The effects of chemicals on human health.

• The economic impact of chemical industries.

What is the scientific method?

• A systematic process for investigating phenomena, acquiring new knowledge, or correcting and integrating previous knowledge.

• A random approach to solving problems without any structured process.

• A method used exclusively in laboratory settings for conducting experiments.

• A way to gather opinions and beliefs without any empirical evidence.

Which American university has the most applications?

• University of California, Los Angeles

• Harvard University

• Stanford University

• University of Texas at Austin

What do you call scientists who study living things in the ocean?

• Marine biologists

• Oceanographers

• Aquatic ecologists

• Marine geologists

What do scientists use from data to support their ideas?

• Hypothesis

• Evidence

• Theory

• Assumption

What is peer review?

• A process where scientific work is evaluated by experts in the field before publication.

• A method of gathering data through surveys and experiments.

• A technique for editing and proofreading academic papers.

• A system for ranking scientific journals based on their impact factor.