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  • What is a key part of scientific discovery?
    Secrecy.
    Collaboration.
    Competition.
    Working alone.
  • Which of the following is NOT a communication tool mentioned in the slides?
    Web content
    Social media
    Podcast
    Video
  • Which of the following is NOT a safe practice in a science lab?
    Disposing of waste properly.
    Knowing the location of safety equipment.
    Eating and drinking in the lab.
    Wearing safety goggles.
  • What is the first step in a scientific experiment?
    Make a hypothesis.
    Draw a conclusion.
    Ask a scientific question.
    Do an experiment.
  • What should a scientist do when they hear new information?
    Ignore it.
    Spread it as quickly as possible.
    Immediately believe it.
    Question and examine it.
  • What is an example of a scientific tool?
    A toy car.
    A video game.
    A television.
    A microscope.
  • Why do scientists need to question and examine new discoveries?
    To ensure accuracy and prevent mistakes.
    To be difficult.
    To show off their knowledge.
    To waste time.
  • Which communication tool is best for sharing in-depth information?
    Video.
    Podcast.
    Web content.
    Traditional media.
  • What do scientists need to prepare for an experiment?
    A new car.
    A vacation.
    A party.
    A notebook or tablet to collect data.
  • Why is it important for scientists to be careful about their word choice?
    To use big words.
    To sound intelligent.
    To impress their colleagues.
    To avoid confusing their audience.
  • What do scientists need to follow when using tools?
    Their imagination.
    Their instincts.
    The latest trends.
    Safety rules.
  • What is the purpose of having other scientists review a scientist's work?
    To make the scientist feel bad.
    To ensure the reliability of the work.
    To discourage the scientist.
    To create competition.
  • Which of the following is NOT a way scientists communicate with others?
    Phone.
    Telepathy.
    Computer.
    Face-to-face.
  • What is the best way to communicate older scientific content?
    Video
    Podcast
    Web content
    Traditional media
  • Why do scientists need to share their work with the public?
    To brag about their discoveries.
    To educate and inform.
    To make money.
    To become famous.
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