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Scientific Method Unit Test Review WS Answers

Scientific Method Unit Test Review Question #1: 8 parts of the scientific method process in order: 1. ask a question or identify the scientific problem 2. make observations/conduct research 3. write a hypothesis 4. write a procedure 5. carry out the experiment 6. collect and organize data 7. analyze data 8. draw conclusions

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 2. Use your own words to define the following words: variable – any part of an experiment that changes control – an experimental group that is used as a standard to compare results to independent variable – a variable that you change ON PURPOSE dependent variable – a variable that changes that you MEASURE hypothesis - constant – a variable that does NOT change/MUST stay the same/NOT allowed to change

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 3. On which axis on a graph do you put the dependent variable? Y-axis

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 4. At the end of an experiment what does a scientist form? Conclusions

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 5. Which part of the scientific method process is most likely to follow hypothesizing? Write a procedure

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 6. What is the role of a control in an experiment? Serves as a standard so you can compare your results to it

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 7. What is the name of the recorded measurements taken during an experiment? data

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 8. If the amount of lighting is increased across a fish tank, then more brine shrimp will be found in the area where the light is the brightest. The dependent variable is the… the number of brine shrimp

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 9. If mice are given food pellets high in salt content, then the mice should have an increase in urine output. Identify at least two constants in this experiment. mice of same gender, age, and species. same amount of food pellets given to all mice

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 10. On which axis of a graph do you put the independent variable? X axis

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 11. On which axis of a graph do you put the dependent variable? Y axis

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 12. What is name of the question to be solved in an experiment? scientific problem

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 13. What is the name of a statement that can be tested? Hypothesis

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 14. What is the “factor” a scientist changes during a controlled experiment? In other words what is the variable called that he is testing? independent variable

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 15. What is the format of a hypothesis? If D.V. is related to I.V., then specific prediction as the I.V. increases/decreases the DV increases/decreases.

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 16. What are the characteristics of a hypothesis? In other words, what must a hypothesis include? If, is related to, then

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 17. Which variable do you change on purpose? independent variable

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 18. Which variable do you measure? dependent variable

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 19. In a data table, which column (left or right) do you record the dependent variable? right column

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 20. In a data table, which column (left or right) do you record the independent variable? left column

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 21. The act of drawing a solution from the information found in an experiment is making a __________________. conclusion

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 22. In an experiment, the variable that changes as a result of changes in the manipulated variable is the… dependent variable

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 23. In an experiment, a scientist is studying how long it takes parachutes of different sizes to fall to the ground. What is the independent variable? size of parachute

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 24. You want to know if the temperature of water affects how quickly a cube of sugar will dissolve. What would be the dependent variable? time it takes sugar cube to dissolve

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 25. On which axis on a graph do you put the independent variable? X axis

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 26. What is the most appropriate problem for this experiment? (a) How do plants and animals get along in pond water? (b) What type of gasses do different organisms give off as a waste product? (c) Which pond water changes color? (d) What causes the water to turn color?

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 27. Write a Hypothesis for this experiment. If the color change of Bromthymol blue is related to the presence of carbon dioxide, then as the amount of carbon dioxide increases the bromthymol blue becomes more green.

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 28. Highlight the sentences in the experiment which describe the procedure. Four Flasks were filled with pond water. Five drops of Bromthymol blue were added to each flask. Bromthymol blue turns green in the presence of carbon dioxide. A snail was placed in flask 2. A piece of Elodea, a plant, was placed in flask 3. Both a snail and a piece of Elodea were placed in flask 4. All four flasks were sealed with paraffin wax and placed in the light for 2 days. At the end of two days, the water in flask 2 was green. The water in flask 3 was blue. The water in flask 4 was blue at the top and green at the bottom.

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 28. Highlight the sentences in the experiment which describe the procedure. Four Flasks were filled with pond water. Five drops of Bromthymol blue were added to each flask. Bromthymol blue turns green in the presence of carbon dioxide. A snail was placed in flask 2. A piece of Elodea, a plant, was placed in flask 3. Both a snail and a piece of Elodea were placed in flask 4. All four flasks were sealed with paraffin wax and placed in the light for 2 days. At the end of two days, the water in flask 2 was green. The water in flask 3 was blue. The water in flask 4 was blue at the top and green at the bottom.

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 29. Underline the sentences in the experiment that contain observations. Four Flasks were filled with pond water. Five drops of Bromthymol blue were added to each flask. Bromthymol blue turns green in the presence of carbon dioxide. A snail was placed in flask 2. A piece of Elodea, a plant, was placed in flask 3. Both a snail and a piece of Elodea were placed in flask 4. All four flasks were sealed with paraffin wax and placed in the light for 2 days. At the end of two days, the water in flask 2 was green. The water in flask 3 was blue. The water in flask 4 was blue at the top and green at the bottom.

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 29. Underline the sentences in the experiment that contain observations. Four Flasks were filled with pond water. Five drops of Bromthymol blue were added to each flask. Bromthymol blue turns green in the presence of carbon dioxide. A snail was placed in flask 2. A piece of Elodea, a plant, was placed in flask 3. Both a snail and a piece of Elodea were placed in flask 4. All four flasks were sealed with paraffin wax and placed in the light for 2 days. At the end of two days, the water in flask 2 was green. The water in flask 3 was blue. The water in flask 4 was blue at the top and green at the bottom.

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 30. What purpose does Flask 1 have in the experiment? Control

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 31. What is the independent variable in this experiment? What is placed in each flask: the snail, the Elodea plant, the snail and the Elodea plant

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 32. What is the dependent variable in this experiment? The color change of the pond water

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 33. Name 6 constants in this experiment. Size of flask Kind of flask (same shape) Pond water taken from the same pond at the same time same brand of Bromthymol blue same type of paraffin wax same gender/species/size of snail same size piece of Elodea plant.

Scientific Method Unit Test Review 34. Write a conclusion for this experiment. Make sure your conclusion contains everything a conclusion is supposed to have.

Scientific Method Unit Test Review I put pond water in four flasks, and added 5 drops of Bromthymol blue. Then I put a snail, a piece of Elodea, and a snail and a piece of Elodea in 3 of the flasks. I sealed all 4 flasks with wax. My hypothesis was if the color change of Bromthymol blue is related to the presence of carbon dioxide, then as the amount of carbon dioxide increases the bromthymol blue becomes more green. My hypothesis was supported.

Scientific Method Unit Test Review If I repeated this experiment, I would use a fish and a different kind of water plant. I learned that even animals that live in water “exhale” oxygen and plants that live in water “exhale” carbon dioxide, just like land animals and plants.