ATI TEAS PRACTICE TEST SCIENCE Qs & As
1. The first four steps on the 3. THE NEXT QUESTION REFERS
scientific method are as TO THE FOLLOWING
follows: GRAPHICS:
I. Identify the problem. The chart above shows
II. Ask questions. the aver- age snowfall
III. Develop a hypothesis. in inches for a two on
Iv. Collect data and experiment
on that data.
Which of the following is the
fifth step in the scientific
method?
A. Observe the data.
B. Analyze the results.
C. Measure the data.
D. Develop a conclusion.
2. Which of the following is FALSE
re- garding the use of
qualitative and quantitative
data in scientific re- search?
A. Quantitative data is
collected through numerical
measurements.
B. Quantitative data is more
accurate than qualitative data.
C. Qualitative data is focused on
per- spectives and behavior.
D. Qualitative data is collected
through observation and
interviews.
,ATI TEAS PRACTICE TEST SCIENCE Qs & As
B. Analyze the results.
-There are six steps in the scientific process. The
results of step four must be analyzed before reach- ing
the final step. "Develop a conclusion."
B. Quantitative data is more accurate than qualita- tive
data.
The two types of measurement important in sci- ence
are qualitative (When a numerical result is used) and
qualitative (when descriptions or quali- ties are
reported).
-Qualitative data is collected through observation and
interviews, and focuses on the informant's be- havior
and perspectives.
C.
The chart shows two specific changes: snowfall lev- els
from November to April and sunny days from
November to April.
,ATI TEAS PRACTICE TEST SCIENCE Qs & As
Michigan's Upper Peninsula, respiratory tract that
during the months November joins the larynx with
through April. Which of the the lungs.
following can be con- cluded
based on the information that
is provided in the chart?
A. April is not a good month
to go skiing in the Upper
Peninsula.
B. Snowfall blocks the
sunshine re- duces the
number of sunny days.
C. The fewest sunny days occur
in the months with the heaviest
snowfall.
D.There is no connection between
the amount of snowfall and the
number of sunny days.
4. Which of the following
statements correctly describes
the function of the
corresponding physiologic struc-
ture?
A. The trachea connects the
throat and the stomach,
encouraging food to follow this
path through contrac- tions.
B. The esophagus is the
cylindrical portion of the
,ATI TEAS PRACTICE TEST SCIENCE Qs & As
D. The epiglottis covers the trachea during
swelling, thus preventing food from entering
the airway.
-The trachea (windpipe) is cylindrical
portion of the reparatory tract that joins
the larynx with the lungs.
-The esophagus connects the throat and the
stom- ach. When a person swallows, the
esophagus con- tracts to force the food down
into the stomach. The esophagus secretes
mucus for lubrication.
-The diaphragm is a muscle that controls the
C.the diaphragm is a muscle that con- height of the thoracic cavity, increasing
the height
trols the height of the thoracic cavity, on contraction (inspiration), and
decreasing the
decreasing the height on contraction, height on relaxation (expiration).
and increasing the height on relax-
1. The first four steps on the 3. THE NEXT QUESTION REFERS
scientific method are as TO THE FOLLOWING
follows: GRAPHICS:
I. Identify the problem. The chart above shows
II. Ask questions. the aver- age snowfall
III. Develop a hypothesis. in inches for a two on
Iv. Collect data and experiment
on that data.
Which of the following is the
fifth step in the scientific
method?
A. Observe the data.
B. Analyze the results.
C. Measure the data.
D. Develop a conclusion.
2. Which of the following is FALSE
re- garding the use of
qualitative and quantitative
data in scientific re- search?
A. Quantitative data is
collected through numerical
measurements.
B. Quantitative data is more
accurate than qualitative data.
C. Qualitative data is focused on
per- spectives and behavior.
D. Qualitative data is collected
through observation and
interviews.
,ATI TEAS PRACTICE TEST SCIENCE Qs & As
B. Analyze the results.
-There are six steps in the scientific process. The
results of step four must be analyzed before reach- ing
the final step. "Develop a conclusion."
B. Quantitative data is more accurate than qualita- tive
data.
The two types of measurement important in sci- ence
are qualitative (When a numerical result is used) and
qualitative (when descriptions or quali- ties are
reported).
-Qualitative data is collected through observation and
interviews, and focuses on the informant's be- havior
and perspectives.
C.
The chart shows two specific changes: snowfall lev- els
from November to April and sunny days from
November to April.
,ATI TEAS PRACTICE TEST SCIENCE Qs & As
Michigan's Upper Peninsula, respiratory tract that
during the months November joins the larynx with
through April. Which of the the lungs.
following can be con- cluded
based on the information that
is provided in the chart?
A. April is not a good month
to go skiing in the Upper
Peninsula.
B. Snowfall blocks the
sunshine re- duces the
number of sunny days.
C. The fewest sunny days occur
in the months with the heaviest
snowfall.
D.There is no connection between
the amount of snowfall and the
number of sunny days.
4. Which of the following
statements correctly describes
the function of the
corresponding physiologic struc-
ture?
A. The trachea connects the
throat and the stomach,
encouraging food to follow this
path through contrac- tions.
B. The esophagus is the
cylindrical portion of the
,ATI TEAS PRACTICE TEST SCIENCE Qs & As
D. The epiglottis covers the trachea during
swelling, thus preventing food from entering
the airway.
-The trachea (windpipe) is cylindrical
portion of the reparatory tract that joins
the larynx with the lungs.
-The esophagus connects the throat and the
stom- ach. When a person swallows, the
esophagus con- tracts to force the food down
into the stomach. The esophagus secretes
mucus for lubrication.
-The diaphragm is a muscle that controls the
C.the diaphragm is a muscle that con- height of the thoracic cavity, increasing
the height
trols the height of the thoracic cavity, on contraction (inspiration), and
decreasing the
decreasing the height on contraction, height on relaxation (expiration).
and increasing the height on relax-
