Science Skills and Concepts Assessment

The video tutorial explains how scientists acquire and share knowledge through various skills essential for scientific investigations. These skills include manipulative, observation, measuring, classification, prediction, communication, and conclusion skills. Each skill is defined and exemplified, highlighting its importance in conducting accurate scientific research and sharing findings with the world.

What is the primary purpose of scientists sharing their knowledge?

• To make a profit

• To solve problems and inform others

• To confuse the public

• To keep it confidential

Which of the following is NOT a basic science skill?

• Manipulative skills

• Artistic skills

• Observation skills

• Communication skills

What does it mean to have manipulative skills in science?

• To manipulate data

• To handle objects correctly

• To write reports

• To deceive others

Observation skills involve using which of the following?

• Only sight

• All five senses

• Only touch

• Only hearing

Which unit is NOT used for measuring mass?

• Kilograms

• Grams

• Liters

• Tons

Which of the following is an example of a measuring tool?

• A calculator

• A thermometer

• A computer

• A microscope

What is the purpose of classification skills in science?

• To communicate findings

• To measure objects

• To group objects based on similarities or differences

• To predict future events

Prediction skills allow scientists to do what?

• Make random guesses

• Make informed guesses about future outcomes

• Ignore previous data

• Communicate with others

What is the main goal of communication skills in science?

• To keep information secret

• To share information and solve problems

• To classify data

• To predict outcomes

Conclusion skills help scientists to do what?

• Make a final statement based on evidence

• Predict future events

• Classify data

• Start an investigation