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      1. The systematic approach to problem solving used by scientists is known as the
        1. scientific method
        2. experimental method
        3. guessing method
        4. problem solving method
      2. The study of science for the sole purpose of advancing our knowledge is called
        1. pure science
        2. technology
        3. hypothetical
        4. experimental
      3. An explanation of an event that is based on repeated observations and experiments is a
        1. problem
        2. hypothesis
        3. theory
        4. variable
      4. Recorded measurements taken by an individual during an experiment are known as
        1. procedures
        2. data
        3. inferences
        4. hypothesis
      5. Which of the following is usually the first step in the scientific method?
        1. performing the procedure
        2. asking a question
        3. stating the hypothesis
        4. forming the conclusion
      6. A factor that does not change in an experiment is the
        1. control
        2. independent variable
        3. dependent variable
        4. constant variable
      7. The variable that changes as a result of the independent variable is the ______ variable.
        1. dependent
        2. constant
        3. fussy
        4. solid
      8. In order to be an effective problem solver, you should
        1. not give up easily
        2. understand the problem
        3. try several problem solving strategies
        4. all of the above
      9. The statement "The overheating of the car radiator may be due to a faulty thermostat." is
        1. stating a conclusion
        2. gathering information
        3. stating a problem
        4. forming a hypothesis
      10. A ___ is a logical answer to a problem based on observation.
        1. control
        2. theory
        3. conclusion
        4. procedure
      11. New observations that do not agree with an accepted theroy may cuase the theory to be
        1. explained
        2. rejected
        3. proven
        4. recognized
      12. Physical science is the study of
        1. matter
        2. energy
        3. life
        4. both a and b
      13. The light bulb is an example of
        1. pure science
        2. technology
        3. a discovery
        4. an inference
      14. An idea or system that can be used to represent something you are trying to explain is a
        1. model
        2. constant
        3. hypothesis
        4. variable
      15. Trying several solutions to a problem to find one that works is called the ____ method.
        1. experimental
        2. research
        3. observation
        4. trial and error
      16. The statement "The sky is cloudy, it must be going to rain" is an
        1. observation
        2. inference
        3. hypothesis
        4. conclusion
      17. A situation in which the steps needed to find a solution are obvious is
        1. a problem
        2. an exercise
        3. an experiment
        4. a hypothesis
      18. In an experiment, only one __ is tested at a time to determine how it affects the results.
        1. control
        2. variable
        3. problem
        4. observation

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