Exam 1: The Nature of Science
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Your friend says to you, "You do not need to understand evolution to understand biology because evolution is just a theory." How would you explain to your friend that a "theory" in science is not "just a theory"?
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A direct and repeatable observation of any aspect of the natural world can be considered a scientific ________.
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When scientists generate a single informed, logical, and plausible explanation for a question and observations of the natural world, they are proposing a scientific
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Which of the following questions could NOT be used to develop a testable hypothesis?
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Match the correct term(s) with the sentence.
-________ your results to fellow scientists for their review and input.
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