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WEEK 6

SCIENCE 4

Name: ____________________________________ Date: __________________

Teacher: __________________________________ Section: _______________

Instructions

Answer all the questions. Write your answers on the provided answer sheet.

Part I: Multiple Choice

Content: Scientific Attitudes and Science Process Skills

1. Which of the following is an example of a scientific attitude?


o A. Observing
o B. Curiosity
o C. Measuring
o D. Predicting
2. What is a science process skill that involves grouping objects based on similarities
and differences?
o A. Measuring
o B. Classifying
o C. Inferring
o D. Observing
3. Which of the following best describes the attitude of objectivity in scientific
work?
o A. Allowing personal beliefs to influence findings
o B. Reporting findings truthfully, regardless of personal opinions
o C. Making predictions based on guesses
o D. Ignoring the results of experiments
4. What science process skill involves using the senses to gather information about
objects or events?
o A. Inferring
o B. Measuring
o C. Observing
o D. Predicting
5. Why is open-mindedness important in scientific research?
o A. It allows scientists to accept new and diverse ideas
o B. It encourages scientists to only focus on their own ideas
o C. It promotes ignoring evidence that contradicts personal beliefs
o D. It discourages collaboration with other scientists

Part II: True or False

Content: Scientific Attitudes and Science Process Skills

6. Curiosity is an attitude that drives scientists to ask questions and seek new
knowledge.
o A. True
o B. False
7. Predicting is a science process skill that involves making a guess without any
evidence.
o A. True
o B. False
8. Intellectual honesty involves acknowledging the contributions and ideas of others
in scientific work.
o A. True
o B. False
9. Critical thinking means accepting all information without questioning.
o A. True
o B. False
10. Observing is a science process skill that can only be done using scientific
instruments.
o A. True
o B. False

Part III: Identification

Content: Scientific Attitudes and Science Process Skills

11. What is the term for an attitude that involves a willingness to consider different
ideas and opinions?
o

12. Name a science process skill that involves determining the amount or size of
something.
o

13. What do you call the ability to draw conclusions based on evidence and
reasoning?
o

14. Identify a scientific attitude that involves being honest and truthful in reporting
findings.
o

15. What is the process called when scientists explain observations and phenomena?
o

Part IV: Matching Type

Content: Scientific Attitudes and Science Process Skills

Match the scientific attitudes in Column A with their corresponding descriptions in


Column B.

Column A: 16. Curiosity 17. Objectivity 18. Intellectual Honesty 19. Open-mindedness
20. Risk-taking

Column B: A. A willingness to try new ideas and take risks B. Seeking new knowledge
and asking questions C. Reporting findings truthfully and acknowledging others'
contributions D. Considering different perspectives and ideas E. Reporting data and
observations without personal bias

Part V: Short Answer

Content: Scientific Attitudes and Science Process Skills

21. Explain the importance of developing scientific attitudes in students.


o

22. Describe the difference between observing and inferring.


o

23. How can curiosity lead to new scientific discoveries?


o

24. Why is intellectual honesty crucial in scientific research?


o
25. Provide an example of a situation where risk-taking in science led to a significant
discovery.
o

Answer Key

Part I: Multiple Choice

1. B
2. B
3. B
4. C
5. A

Part II: True or False 6. A 7. B 8. A 9. B 10. B

Part III: Identification 11. Open-mindedness 12. Measuring 13. Inferring 14.
Intellectual honesty 15. Explaining

Part IV: Matching Type 16. B 17. E 18. C 19. D 20. A

Part V: Short Answer 21. Developing scientific attitudes in students fosters critical
thinking, encourages curiosity, and promotes ethical behavior in scientific endeavors. It
helps them approach problems with an open mind and a commitment to truth. 22.
Observing involves gathering information through the senses, while inferring involves
making interpretations or conclusions based on those observations. 23. Curiosity drives
scientists to explore new questions and conduct experiments, leading to discoveries that
expand our understanding of the world. 24. Intellectual honesty ensures that scientific
findings are reported truthfully, which is essential for the credibility and progress of
science. 25. An example of risk-taking in science is the development of the first vaccine
by Edward Jenner. Despite the risks, Jenner's experimentation led to the discovery of a
method to prevent smallpox, which revolutionized medicine.

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