Emily's Hands on Science Experiment

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What makes Emily Rosa different than most scientists?

Most scientists do experiments.

She is younger than most scientists.

She worked faster than most scientists.

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Why did George Lundberg include Emily's study in the "Journal of the American Medical Association"?

He wanted to make people interested in TT.

He agreed with the results of her expeiment.

He believed that what she did was good science.

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What do people who use therapeutic touch believe they can sense?

What people are thinking.

Emily Rosa's hands moving back and forth.

Movement in the human brain.

A patient's energy field.

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What is a hypothesis?

A guess.

An assumption that can be tested.

A cause and effect relationship.

The author's point of view in the story.

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What percentage of the time could the therapists in Emily's experiment correctly tell wher her hand was?

Less than 44% of the time

Less than 26% of the time

Less than 21% of the time

Less than 280 times

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What objections did Dolores Krieger have about the way Emily set up her experiment?

In TT, there is a human energy field.

In TT, the hands are usually still.

In TT, the hands are usually moving.

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Which of these is an opinion?

Emily's study was published in a medical journal.

TT works better than many other treatments.

Not everyone agrees with the reults of Emily's experiment.

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What is the genre of "Emily's Hands on Science Experiment"?

a fable

expository text

a biography

realistic fiction

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When Donal O'Mathuna looked at the clinical studies of TT, he found

some signs that TT therapists were hurting patients

strong proof that Emily's results were wrong

little evidence that TT helps patients

10.

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Which of these is NOT true about expository text?

It is fiction.

It is nonfiction.

It gives information.

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