Unit 1.3 Flashcards

Hypothesis, Variables, Graphs, Error Bars

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1
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Which variable comes first in a hypothesis?

A

Independent Variable

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2
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What are the 3 main types of graphs?

A

Line graph, Bar graph, Scatter graph/plot

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3
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What variable is changed by the other?

A

Dependent Variable

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4
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What is a control group?

A

Standard data to which comparisons are made.

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Why is a control group important?

A

It shows the affect your claim has on what you’re testing.

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T / F - The control group the same as the independent variable group aside from one change.

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True - Only one thing is changed at a time between the control group and independent variable.

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7
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What is the first step when writing a hypothesis?

A

Come up with a specific reason that explains a phenomena.

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8
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What does an error bar show?

A

An error bar represents standard deviation on a bar graph.

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9
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The error bar would be ___ if the data is closer together.

A

smaller

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10
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What would a control group be in the following experiment.
If people drink a glass of orange juice every day, then they will score better on tests.

A

Tests taken by people who did not drink a glass of orange juice, but did everything else the same.

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