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Chapter: The Nature of Science Table of Contents Section 3: Models in Science Section 1: What is science? Section 2: Science in Action Section 4: Evaluating Scientific Explanation

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4 Section Check Question 1 The formal term for observations made during a scientific experiment is_______. A. conclusion B. data C. hypothesis D. theories NC: 1.09

4 Section Check Question 2 When supporting a claim, you’ll want to have data that is _______. A. impressive B. new C. made up D. specific NC: 1.05

4 Section Check Question 3 Suppose a person claims to have done an experiment that made him briefly invisible but says that it cannot be done again. You would not believe this person, because _______. NC: 1.09

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4 Section Check Answer The answer is B. When you evaluate a scientific claim you should examine the data. Is it given? Does it support the claim? NC: 1.09

4 Section Check Answer The answer is D. The data should be as specific as possible, weeding out generalizations that don’t really help explain the world. NC: 1.05

4 Section Check Answer The correct answer is A. All scientific experiments must be repeatable before the results can be believed. NC: 1.09

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