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WGU C389 - Science, Technology & Society Exam Practice Questions and Answers Which statement is a scientific hypothesis? (a) Fossil A is larger than fossil B. (b) Did T-rex exist on all 7 continents? (c) April precipitation on Mt. Timpanogos is increasing, or (d) Immigration in Germany is falling. - ANSWER-C - April precipitation on Mt. Timpanogos is increasing Which 2 of the following statements describe nature of science rather than technology? (a) science solves problems such as developing software programs, (b) science explores the physical world, (c) science procedures are rigid and pre-determined, or (d) science develops data that is analyzed to find patterns and trends. - ANSWER-D - Science develops data that is analyzed to find patterns and trends. Place the following scientists in chronological order from first (1) to last (4): Mendel (inheritance), Einstein (relativity), Copernicus (earth revolves around the sun), and Galileo (first telescopes) - ANSWER-Copernicus, Galileo, Mendel and Einstein Science is (a) data driven or (b) not data driven. - ANSWER-Data driven (empirical in nature) What limitations does science have? - ANSWER-Limited to the natural, physical world Does science 'prove' anything - ANSWER-No. Is science culture-proof or absolute? - ANSWER-No Copyright © KAYLIN 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISH NOVEMBER, 2024 Copyright ©Stuvia International BV Page 2/7 Inductive research - ANSWER-inside out - analyzing a specific case to produce a general concept statement Deductive research - ANSWER-outside in - starts with a general concept statement to explain a specific case Society - ANSWER-decides how to use data and predictions generated from science Technology - ANSWER-Things that are developed by people to apply science data Is there a single way and place to do science? - ANSWER-No Scientific law - ANSWER-A general statement of what we believe we know about a topic. The BSCS 5 E's Learning Model - ANSWER-Engage, Explore, Explain, Extend, and Evaluate Red flags to rule out on the test - ANSWER-the use of the words prove, like, seem, and/or prefer 1:24 scale model is an example of a - ANSWER-Size comparison System models is an example of - ANSWER-mathematical equations used to predict Patterns are an example of - ANSWER-organizing physical things based on similarities How a wing is built for flight is an example of - ANSWER-structure and function Which of the following represents a direct cause and effect? (a) I take an a

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WGU C389 - Science, Technology &

Society Exam Practice Questions and

Answers


Which statement is a scientific hypothesis? (a) Fossil A is larger than fossil B. (b) Did T-rex exist on all 7

continents? (c) April precipitation on Mt. Timpanogos is increasing, or (d) Immigration in Germany is

falling. - ANSWER✔✔-C - April precipitation on Mt. Timpanogos is increasing


Which 2 of the following statements describe nature of science rather than technology? (a) science

solves problems such as developing software programs, (b) science explores the physical world, (c)

science procedures are rigid and pre-determined, or (d) science develops data that is analyzed to find

patterns and trends. - ANSWER✔✔-D - Science develops data that is analyzed to find patterns and

trends.


Place the following scientists in chronological order from first (1) to last (4): Mendel (inheritance),

Einstein (relativity), Copernicus (earth revolves around the sun), and Galileo (first telescopes) -

ANSWER✔✔-Copernicus, Galileo, Mendel and Einstein


Science is (a) data driven or (b) not data driven. - ANSWER✔✔-Data driven (empirical in nature)


What limitations does science have? - ANSWER✔✔-Limited to the natural, physical world


Does science 'prove' anything - ANSWER✔✔-No.


Is science culture-proof or absolute? - ANSWER✔✔-No


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Inductive research - ANSWER✔✔-inside out - analyzing a specific case to produce a general concept

statement


Deductive research - ANSWER✔✔-outside in - starts with a general concept statement to explain a

specific case


Society - ANSWER✔✔-decides how to use data and predictions generated from science


Technology - ANSWER✔✔-Things that are developed by people to apply science data


Is there a single way and place to do science? - ANSWER✔✔-No


Scientific law - ANSWER✔✔-A general statement of what we believe we know about a topic.


The BSCS 5 E's Learning Model - ANSWER✔✔-Engage, Explore, Explain, Extend, and Evaluate


Red flags to rule out on the test - ANSWER✔✔-the use of the words prove, like, seem, and/or prefer


1:24 scale model is an example of a - ANSWER✔✔-Size comparison


System models is an example of - ANSWER✔✔-mathematical equations used to predict


Patterns are an example of - ANSWER✔✔-organizing physical things based on similarities


How a wing is built for flight is an example of - ANSWER✔✔-structure and function


Which of the following represents a direct cause and effect? (a) I take an aspirin each morning so I won't

have a heart attack. (b) I take puffs on an inhaler when I feel my throat tighten up. - ANSWER✔✔-B


Which of the following pattern is an appropriate basis for a scientific investigation? (a) cars can be parked

according to color or manufacturer (b) months of the year, (c) horses are more responsive to hand

signals than are gerbils - ANSWER✔✔-C


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