When labeling axes on a graph, which is/are correct? Select one: A. The x axis is the independent variable; the y axis i

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When labeling axes on a graph, which is/are correct? Select
one:
A. The x axis is the independent variable; the y axis is
the dependent variable
B. The x axis is the dependent variable; the y axis is the
independent variable
C. Axes can be randomly assigned
The number and caption of a table are located: Select one:
A. Above the table
B. Either above or below the table as long as you are
consistent in your lab report
C. Below the table
D. Either above or below the table as long as it?s the same
for the figures
In a well-constructed titration graph showing how pH changes
with addition of NaOH titrant: Select one:
A. pH would be plotted on the x axis; amount of titrant
would be plotted on the y axis
B. pH would be plotted on the y axis; amount of titrant
would be plotted on the x axis
Which of the following should you NOT do in a Results section?
Select one:
A. Interpret Data
B. Present data
C. Summarize data
Results are reported in the present tense (e.g., data are
consistent) not the past tense (e.g., data were consistent). Select
one:
A. False
B. True
Which of the following is not required in a graph? Select
one:
A. Labeled axes
B. All are required
C. Caption
D. Labeled tick marks
In which section of your lab report should you focus on the
interpretation of results? Select one:
A. Results
B. Abstract
C. Discussion
D. Introduction
In which section should you compare your results with the
results found in the research literature? Select one:
A. Introduction
B. Discussion
C. Abstract
D. Results
Information in an effective Discussion section is organized in
which way? Select one:
A. From general to specific
B. Either is acceptable, as long as you cover both general
and specific ideas.
C. From specific to general
Which of the following sentences most effectively restates the
results for a Discussion section? Select one:
A. 0.5 mg/L 2,3,5 DST was found to be effective in reducing
the Blue Fly population by 75%-77% in seventeen of the 20 samples
studied when spraying occurred weekly.
B. 0.5 mg/L 2,3,5 DST was found to impact the population of
Blue Flies.
C. 0.5 mg/L 2,3,5 DST was found to be effective in reducing
the Blue Fly population.