Question

tips for success in high school science
take notes to boost memory
writing things down improves retention—studies show students remember more when they engage actively through note - taking. having guided notes that match the slides make it even easier!
master the vocabulary
scientific terms often come from latin and greek roots, making science like learning a new language; knowing these words unlocks deeper understanding.
complete the labs—they’re essential
labs are mandatory for hs science course credit, but the lab choices (websites) let you pick from virtual, simulations, video - based labs, or hands - on experiments that fit your learning style.
review your notes before assessments
reviewing your notes before a quiz or test activates your memory and helps reinforce key concepts, making you more confident and prepared.

1. according to the tips, which of the following is true about science labs?

○ they are optional for students seeking credit.
○ only hands - on labs are accepted.
○ students can choose from virtual, video, or hands - on labs to meet credit requirements.
○ labs are replaced by slide notes and discussions.

Explanation:

The tip "Complete the Labs—They're Essential" states that labs are mandatory for high - school science course credit, but students can pick from virtual simulations, video - based labs, or hands - on labs. This means students have options among different lab types (virtual, video, hands - on) to meet credit requirements.

• The first option is wrong because labs are mandatory (not optional) for credit.
• The second option is wrong as it says only hands - on labs are accepted, but the tip allows for other types.
• The fourth option is wrong as the tip does not mention labs being replaced by slide notes and discussions.

Answer:

Students can choose from virtual, video, or hands - on labs to meet credit requirements.