Science Review

1. Science Review Thinking Like a Si-Untist

2. What is my name? • Hey, Dude! • Mr. Krueger • Mr. Berger • Mr. Clough • Bond, James Bond 20

3. Which of these is not part of the Scientific Method? • Guessing • Posing a Question • Developing a Hypothesis • Designing a Controlled Experiment • Testing a Hypothesis • Collecting and Interpreting Data • Measuring • Drawing Conclusions

4. Which is the First Step of the Scientific Method? • Collecting and Interpreting Data • Designing a Controlled Experiment • Developing a Hypothesis • Measuring • Drawing Conclusions • Posing a Question • Testing a Hypothesis

5. Which is the Second Step of the Scientific Method? • Collecting and Interpreting Data • Designing a Controlled Experiment • Developing a Hypothesis • Measuring • Drawing Conclusions • Posing a Question • Testing a Hypothesis

6. Which is the Third Step of the Scientific Method? • Collecting and Interpreting Data • Designing a Controlled Experiment • Developing a Hypothesis • Measuring • Drawing Conclusions • Posing a Question • Testing a Hypothesis

7. Which is the Fourth Step of the Scientific Method? • Collecting and Interpreting Data • Designing a Controlled Experiment • Developing a Hypothesis • Measuring • Drawing Conclusions • Posing a Question • Testing a Hypothesis

8. Which is the Fifth Step of the Scientific Method? • Collecting and Interpreting Data • Designing a Controlled Experiment • Developing a Hypothesis • Measuring • Drawing Conclusions • Posing a Question • Testing a Hypothesis

9. Which is the Sixth Step of the Scientific Method? • Collecting and Interpreting Data • Designing a Controlled Experiment • Developing a Hypothesis • Measuring • Drawing Conclusions • Posing a Question • Testing a Hypothesis

10. Which is the Final Step of the Scientific Method? • Collecting and Interpreting Data • Designing a Controlled Experiment • Developing a Hypothesis • Measuring • Drawing Conclusions • Posing a Question • Testing a Hypothesis

11. A well tested scientific concept that explains a wide range of observations is called a • Guess • Hypothesis • Model • Simulation • Scientific Theory

12. The study of the forces that have shaped the Earth though its long history is • Geology • Oceanography • Meteorology • Astronomy • Environmental Science

13. The study of everything from the chemistry of ocean water to the shape of the ocean floor to living things in the ocean’s depths is • Geology • Oceanography • Meteorology • Astronomy • Environmental Science

14. The study of conditions in the atmosphere • Geology • Oceanography • Meteorology • Astronomy • Environmental Science

15. The study of the universe beyond the earth • Geology • Oceanography • Meteorology • Astronomy • Environmental Science

16. The study of Earth’s environment and resources • Geology • Oceanography • Meteorology • Astronomy • Environmental Science

17. A variable that a scientist changes is called the manipulated variable • True • False

18. A responding variable and a dependent variable are the same thing. • True • False

19. The shape of land • Elevation • Landforms • Relief • Topography

20. The height above sea level of a point on the Earth’s surface • Elevation • Landforms • Relief • Topography

21. The difference in elevation between the highest and lowest point of an area • Elevation • Landforms • Relief • Topography

22. The feature of topography formed by the processes that shape Earth’s surface • Elevation • Landforms • Relief • Topography

23. A landform made of flat or gently rolling land with low relief • Mountain • Plateaus • Plains

24. A landform with high elevation and high relief • Mountain • Plateaus • Plains

25. A landform with high elevation and a more or less level surface • Mountain • Plateaus • Plains

26. The Earth’s solid, rocky outer layer • Atmosphere • Biosphere • Hydrosphere • Lithosphere

27. The mixture of gases that surround the earth • Atmosphere • Biosphere • Hydrosphere • Lithosphere

28. The earth’s oceans, lakes, rivers, and ice • Atmosphere • Biosphere • Hydrosphere • Lithosphere

29. All living things – whether in the air, in the oceans, or on and beneath the land surface • Atmosphere • Biosphere • Hydrosphere • Lithosphere

30. The geologic idea that the processes that operate today also operated in the past is called uniformitarianism. • True • False

31. The geologic idea that some major world changing events have affected the history of the Earth is called catastrophism. • True • False

32. Creationists tend to be • Catastrophists • Uniformists • Neither • Both • I don’t care cuz I gots swag

33. Lines that measure north and south of the equator are • Latitude • Longitude

34. Lines that measure east and west of the prime meridian are • Latitude • Longitude

35. Lines that meet at the north and south pole are lines of • Latitude • Longitude

36. Parallel lines are lines of • Latitude • Longitude

37. Lines that go east and west are lines of • Latitude • Longitude

38. Lines that go north and south are lines of • Latitude • Longitude

39. Half of the earth is a hemisphere • True • False

40. Latitude and Longitude are measured in degrees • True • False

41. Throughout history there have been many Prime Meridians • True • False

42. A contour line shows points of different elevation on a map • True • False

43. The farther apart contour lines are the steeper the relief • True • False

44. This test was long • True • False

45. Mr. Krueger is the greatest teacher ever • True • True • True • The opposite of false