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Ch 2 Review

The group that does not receive the experimental treatment in an experiment is the A.control group. C.data. B.experimental group. D.variable.

The group that does not receive the experimental treatment in an experiment is the A.control group. C.data. B.experimental group. D.variable.

By examining _____, scientists can test predictions for situations in which it is impossible or unethical to use experiments. A.correlations C.control groups B.observations D.variables

By examining _____, scientists can test predictions for situations in which it is impossible or unethical to use experiments. A.correlations C.control groups B.observations D.variables

Scientists use statistics to A.summarize data. C.compare data B.analyze data. D.All of the above

Scientists use statistics to A.summarize data. C.compare data B.analyze data. D.All of the above

In an experiment, the factor of interest is called the A.control group. C.hypothesis. B.experimental group. D.variable.

In an experiment, the factor of interest is called the A.control group. C.hypothesis. B.experimental group. D.variable.

The average mass of a wolf in a pack of wolves is an example of A.mean. C.sample size. B.distribution. D.statistical population.

The average mass of a wolf in a pack of wolves is an example of A.mean. C.sample size. B.distribution. D.statistical population.

A model of a dinosaur is an example of a _____ model. A.graphical C.conceptual B.mathematical D.physical

A model of a dinosaur is an example of a _____ model. A.graphical C.conceptual B.mathematical D.physical

The chance that an earthquake will occur in your town during the next year is an example of A.correlation. C.risk. B.skepticism. D.distribution.

The chance that an earthquake will occur in your town during the next year is an example of A.correlation. C.risk. B.skepticism. D.distribution.

The experimental method includes which of the following steps? A.remaining skeptical, organizing data, and analyzing data B.drawing conclusions, being open to new ideas, and communicating results C.observing, hypothesizing, predicting, experimenting, and communicating results D.being curious, imagining, being able to see patterns, observing, and predicting

The experimental method includes which of the following steps? A.remaining skeptical, organizing data, and analyzing data B.drawing conclusions, being open to new ideas, and communicating results C.observing, hypothesizing, predicting, experimenting, and communicating results D.being curious, imagining, being able to see patterns, observing, and predicting

Which step in the experimental method are scientists conducting when they photograph birds in flight? A.observing C.drawing conclusions B.hypothesizing D.analyzing data

Which step in the experimental method are scientists conducting when they photograph birds in flight? A.observing C.drawing conclusions B.hypothesizing D.analyzing data

If you consider what will add to our understanding of the natural world in making an environmental decision, you are examining a(n) _____ value. A.ethical/moral C.environmental B.aesthetic D.scientific

If you consider what will add to our understanding of the natural world in making an environmental decision, you are examining a(n) _____ value. A.ethical/moral C.environmental B.aesthetic D.scientific

Before you can make a decision using a decision-making model, what step must you take? A.Explore the consequences of each option. B.Consider which values apply to the issue. C.Gather information. D.All of the above

Before you can make a decision using a decision-making model, what step must you take? A.Explore the consequences of each option. B.Consider which values apply to the issue. C.Gather information. D.All of the above

A good hypothesis is more than a guess because it A.can be tested B.states what is likely to happen. C.makes logical sense. D.is an educated guess.

A good hypothesis is more than a guess because it A.can be tested B.states what is likely to happen. C.makes logical sense. D.is an educated guess.

What essential characteristic does a good experiment have? A.A control group is given the experimental treatment. B.A single variable is tested. C.A control is used. D.Both (b) and (c)

What essential characteristic does a good experiment have? A.A control group is given the experimental treatment. B.A single variable is tested. C.A control is used. D.Both (b) and (c)

Your county is considering buying land to form a nature preserve Your county is considering buying land to form a nature preserve. On this land, an endangered species of bird is known to breed. Which of the following is a possible negative short-term consequence to the county making this decision? A.The population of the endangered species increases. B.Habitat destruction is immediately decreased. C.Environmental controls are made less strict outside the preserve area. D.Habitats outside the preserve area become damaged by overdevelopment.

Your county is considering buying land to form a nature preserve Your county is considering buying land to form a nature preserve. On this land, an endangered species of bird is known to breed. Which of the following is a possible negative short-term consequence to the county making this decision? A.The population of the endangered species increases. B.Habitat destruction is immediately decreased. C.Environmental controls are made less strict outside the preserve area. D.Habitats outside the preserve area become damaged by overdevelopment.

When making a decision about whether or not to build a dam, you are considering an economic value when you ask which of the following questions? A.Will the dam provide new leisure activities? B.How many jobs will building the dam generate? C.Will building the dam destroy natural resources? D.Is it right to build a dam here?

When making a decision about whether or not to build a dam, you are considering an economic value when you ask which of the following questions? A.Will the dam provide new leisure activities? B.How many jobs will building the dam generate? C.Will building the dam destroy natural resources? D.Is it right to build a dam here?

What step in a simple environmental decision-making model are you taking when you consider whether or not people will benefit financially from setting aside land as a national park? A.exploring consequences C.gathering information B.making a decision D.considering values

What step in a simple environmental decision-making model are you taking when you consider whether or not people will benefit financially from setting aside land as a national park? A.exploring consequences C.gathering information B.making a decision D.considering values

The three final steps of the experimental method in their correct order are A.drawing conclusions, analyzing data, and repeating experiments. B.drawing conclusions, repeating experiments, and communicating results. C.observing, hypothesizing, and drawing conclusions. D.repeating experiments, communicating results, and drawing conclusions.

The three final steps of the experimental method in their correct order are A.drawing conclusions, analyzing data, and repeating experiments. B.drawing conclusions, repeating experiments, and communicating results. C.observing, hypothesizing, and drawing conclusions. D.repeating experiments, communicating results, and drawing conclusions.

When you ask the question, “If a marsh is included as part of a nature preserve, will it protect our water resources?” you are considering which of the following types of values? A.aesthetic C.environmental B.educational D.social/cultural

When you ask the question, “If a marsh is included as part of a nature preserve, will it protect our water resources?” you are considering which of the following types of values? A.aesthetic C.environmental B.educational D.social/cultural

The chance that an event will happen is known as ____________________.  

The chance that an event will happen is known as __Probability_.  

A(n) ____________________ is a logical statement about what will happen in an experiment if the hypothesis is correct.

A(n) _Prediction____ is a logical statement about what will happen in an experiment if the hypothesis is correct.

Numeric information called ____________________ is gathered in an experiment

Numeric information called ___data_ is gathered in an experiment

In statistics, the group of individuals used to represent the population is called the ____________________.

In statistics, the group of individuals used to represent the population is called the ____sample______.

Equations used to represent how a scientific process works are called _________________________ models.  

Equations used to represent how a scientific process works are called ___mathematical_____ models.  

Principles or standards we consider important are known as ____________________.

Principles or standards we consider important are known as _____Values_______________.

The probability of an outcome that is unwanted occurring is called ____________________.  

The probability of an outcome that is unwanted occurring is called ___risk_________________.  

A(n) _________________________ model is a systematic process you can use to help you make decisions about environmental issues.

A(n) decision making model is a systematic process you can use to help you make decisions about environmental issues.

The _________________________ consists of a series of steps used by scientists to identify and answer questions.

The __Scientific method___________ consists of a series of steps used by scientists to identify and answer questions.

A(n) ____________________ is one type of graph that is particularly useful for organizing and comparing experimental data for several things in one graph

A(n) ____Bar graph________________ is one type of graph that is particularly useful for organizing and comparing experimental data for several things in one graph

In an experiment, the group that receives the experimental treatment is called the _________________________.

In an experiment, the group that receives the experimental treatment is called the _____experimental group____.

Information known as a(n) ____________________ is gathered by using the senses.

Information known as a(n) __observations___ is gathered by using the senses.

The _________________________ is the group that does not receive the experimental treatment in an experiment.

The __control group__ is the group that does not receive the experimental treatment in an experiment.

A(n) ____________________ is a testable explanation for an observation.

A(n) __hypothesis_ is a testable explanation for an observation.