What Is Science - Mastery Test
What Is Science - Mastery Test
: Mastery Test
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B. mass
C. length
D. electric current
A. Leo places one plant in direct sunlight and two others in the shade. He observes them for 10 days.
B. Carmen changes the weight on the end of a pendulum. She notes each time how long it takes the pendulum to cycle.
C. Byron checks the pH level in 10 water samples. He maps the reading to the location where he took the sample.
D. Emma trims the stems of a bouquet of flowers. She places the flowers in a vase on the dining table.
Science is a collection of facts that does not evolve. We have gained all the knowledge we can from
science.
Scientists observe natural events occurring around them. They question these observations and
investigate them.
If a hypothesis is not verified by the results from the scientific method, scientists may either redo the
process or create a new hypothesis.
Once they reach a conclusion, scientists often keep the results to themselves.
A. hypothesis
B. prediction
C. scientific inquiry
D. scientific law
D. It can be cyclic.
D. It is accepted as false.
Jason noticed that his flashlight stopped working. He solved the problem by using the scientific method. Arrange the steps he followed in the correct
order in the flowchart.
Jared is reading an article about the heavy rains that have fallen recently in his town. But he can’t separate the facts from the opinions. Which
sentences in the article state facts?
It’s that time of year again when the days are wet and cool. The rainy season is the best season. Rain makes up part of Earth’s water cycle. Water
evaporates from streams, lakes, and oceans, then condensation and precipitation occur in the form of rain. Precipitation in the form of rain is better
than snow. Snow this time of year makes people gloomy. Rain is a great boon to local farmers. It helps their crops grow.
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