Standardized Test Prep

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Standardized Test Prep

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Multiple Choice

• 1. How would a scientist categorize a testable
  explanation for an observation?
• A. a correlation
• B. an experiment
• C. an hypothesis
• D. a prediction

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• 1. How would a scientist categorize a testable
  explanation for an observation?
• A. a correlation
• B. an experiment
• C. an hypothesis
• D. a prediction

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• 2. What happens when an observation is submitted
  for peer review?
• F. The article is proofread before it is
  published.
• G. A professor gives a lecture based on a
  published article.
• H. The results are looked at closely by other
  scientific experts.
• I. Information on the experimental design is
  included in published works.

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• 2. What happens when an observation is submitted
  for peer review?
• F. The article is proofread before it is
  published.
• G. A professor gives a lecture based on a
  published article.
• H. The results are looked at closely by other
  scientific experts.
• I. Information on the experimental design is
  included in published works.

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• 3. Which of the following is an example of a
  scientists physical model?
• A. a crash-test dummy for a car company
• B. a diagram of the structure of an atom
• C. a map of Denver, Colorado
• D. a satellite image of South America

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• 3. Which of the following is an example of a
  scientists physical model?
• A. a crash-test dummy for a car company
• B. a diagram of the structure of an atom
• C. a map of Denver, Colorado
• D. a satellite image of South America

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• 4. What attribute of a skeptic would contribute
  to a good scientific mind?
• F. willingness to travel
• G. an empathetic nature
• H. desire to conduct experiments
• I. continually questioning observations

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• 4. What attribute of a skeptic would contribute
  to a good scientific mind?
• F. willingness to travel
• G. an empathetic nature
• H. desire to conduct experiments
• I. continually questioning observations

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• Use this map to answer question 5 through 8.

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• 5. What type of distribution does this
  bell-shaped curve depict?
• A. asymmetric
• B. correlative
• C. normal
• D. random

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• 5. What type of distribution does this
  bell-shaped curve depict?
• A. asymmetric
• B. correlative
• C. normal
• D. random

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• 6. How many mussels are less than 25 mm in
  length?
• F. 6
• G. 9
• H. 12
• I. 15

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• 6. How many mussels are less than 25 mm in
  length?
• F. 6
• G. 9
• H. 12
• I. 15

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• 7. Determine the total size of this statistical
  population of dwarf wedge mussels.
• A. 60
• B. 70
• C. 80
• D. 90

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• 7. Determine the total size of this statistical
  population of dwarf wedge mussels.
• A. 60
• B. 70
• C. 80
• D. 90

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• 8. What is the most likely size predictable for a
  mussel randomly drawn from this population?
• F. 1520 mm
• G. 2530 mm
• H. 3035 mm
• I. 4045 mm

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• 8. What is the most likely size predictable for a
  mussel randomly drawn from this population?
• F. 1520 mm
• G. 2530 mm
• H. 3035 mm
• I. 4045 mm

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