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MILLIONAIRE

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What is the second step for
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A: Test your hypothesis
B: Form a hypothesis.
C: Recognize the problem
D: Communicate your results

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use of knowledge to
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A: a model
B: technology
C: bias
D: scientist

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sample treated like other
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A: constant
B: dependent
C: independent
D: control

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9. a factor in an experiment15
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a factor in an experiment
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A: variable
B: dependent
C: independent
D: control

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11. investigate what is happening15
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a way or a process to
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A: engineer
B: scientist
C: science
D: scientific method

12. You’ve Reached the $1,000 Milestone! Congratulations! Congratulations!

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14. B: observations & experiments15
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Scientists use______
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B: observations & experiments
A: observations
C: experiments
D: none of the above

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In today’s society, there is/are
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A: only one
B: several
C: a pair of
D: none

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_________is the first step a scientist
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A: making a detailed plan
B: identifying the problem
C: making a model
D: none of the above

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artifacts, new techniques, and new
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A: scientific discoveries
B: technology
C: engineering advances
D: all of the above

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22. $32,000 Question 15 $1 Million 14 $500,000 13 $250,000 12 $125,000 11
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In an experiment on bacteria, using
different amounts of antibiotics is an example
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A: hypothesis
B: control
C: variable
D: bias

23. You’ve Reached the $32,000 Milestone! Congratulations!

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25. C: communicate uncertain results15
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To make sure experimental results are valid,
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A: conduct multiple trials
B: pick 2 hypotheses
C: communicate uncertain results
D: add bias

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Which of the following is
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A: calculator
B: radio
C: piece of coal
D: medical

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What is the difference between a
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What are 3 examples why
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33. record data as they are collected?15
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34. YOU WIN $1 MILLION DOLLARS!