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Quiz
Answer Key
SECTION 1: SCIENTIFIC METHODS
Matching Multiple
Choice
1. e 6. c
2. c 7. c
3. a 8. a
4. d 9. d
5. b 10. a
Assessment
Quiz
Section 1: Scientific
Methods
MATCHING
In the space provided, write the letter of
the description that best matches the term or phrase.
_____ 1. observation
_____ 2. hypothesis
_____ 3. prediction
_____ 4. experiment
_____ 5. data
MULTIPLE CHOICE
In the space
provided, write the letter of the term or phrase that best completes each
statement or best answers each question.
_____ 6. One
important scientific habit of mind is the ability to conceive of new ideas,
called
a. intellectual honesty. c. imagination.
b. curiosity. d. skepticism.
_____ 7. Which
of the following is not a habit of mind of a good scientist?
a. Skepticism
b. Creativity
c. intellectual predictability
d. openness to new ideas
_____ 8. 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
_____ 9. In an
experiment, the factor of interest is called the
a. control group. c. hypothesis.
b. experimental group. d. variable.
_____ 10. The
group that does not receive the experimental treatment in an experiment is the
a. control
group. c. data.
b. experimental
group. d. variable.
Assessment
Quiz
Answer Key
SECTION 2: STATISTICS AND MODELS
Matching Multiple
Choice
1. c 5. b
2. b 6. b
3. d 7. b
4. a 8. d
9. c
10. a
Assessment
Quiz
Section 2: Statistics and Models
MATCHING
In the space provided, write the letter of
the description that best matches the term or phrase.
_____ 1. physical
model
_____ 2. graphical
model
_____ 3. mathematical
model
_____ 4. conceptual model
MULTIPLE
CHOICE
Choose the best response. Write the letter
of that choice in the space provided.
_____ 5. Scientists
use statistics to
a. graph data. c. communicate
ideas to each other.
b. analyze
data. d. All of
the above
_____ 6. To get
an accurate result, a sample size must be
a. small
enough to give an accurate estimate for two or more populations.
b. large
enough to give an accurate estimate for a whole population.
c. equal
to the mean.
d. greater
than the mean.
_____ 7. When
studying a system, a conceptual model can help scientists understand
a. what
components a system contains.
b. how
the system components affect each other.
c. Both
(a) and (b)
d. None
of the above
_____ 8. Which
model is particularly useful in scientific cases with many variables?
a. physical c. conceptual
b. graphical d. mathematical
_____ 9. Risk
is
a. the
collection of numerical data.
b. the
probability that something wanted will happen.
c. the
probability that something unwanted will happen.
d. a
group of similar things of interest to a scientist.
_____ 10. The
classification and collection of data that are in the form of numbers is called
a. statistics. c. distribution.
b. probability. d. mean.
Assessment
Quiz
Answer Key
SECTION 3: MAKING INFORMED DECISIONS
Matching Multiple
Choice
1. d 6. c
2. e 7. a
3. a 8. d
4. b 9. b
5. c 10. b
Assessment
Quiz
Section 3: Making Informed Decisions
MATCHING
Match each value with its definition. Write
the letter corresponding to the correct answer in the space provided.
_____ 1. social/cultural
value
_____ 2. educational
value
_____ 3. environmental
value
_____ 4. recreational
value
_____ 5. ethical/moral
value
MULTIPLE CHOICE
Write the letter of the description
that best matches the term or phrase.
_____ 6. When making an environmental decision, listing
positive and negative long- and short-term consequences can help you to
a. predict
risks involved. c. weigh
your values.
b. make
observations. d. collect
data for a graph.
_____ 7. Principles
or standards we consider important are known as
a. values. c. morals.
b. models. d. data.
_____ 8. The
decision-making model
a. provides
a systematic process. c. helps
you make decisions.
b. is a
conceptual model. d. All of
the above
_____ 9. Which
environmental decision-making model is in the correct order?
a. Make a
decision. Gather information. Consider values. Explore consequences.
b. Gather
information. Consider values. Explore consequences. Make a decision.
c. Consider
values. Explore consequences. Make a decision. Gather information.
d. Explore
consequences. Make a decision. Gather information. Consider values.
_____ 10. Which
step in the environmental decision-making model should include reading
newspapers and listening to well-informed people on all sides of an issue?
a. evaluating
all the information c. considering
values
b. gathering information d. exploring
consequences
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