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Duplicate of Scientific Method
Duplicate of Scientific Method
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What type of observation is this?
Quantitative Observation
Qualiflip Observation
Quantitute Observation
Qualitative Observation
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Why do scientist perform experiments more than one time?
It's fun and that's how scientists spend free time
To use up all the materials
To get different results
To be sure the results were accurate
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What is wrong with this conclusion?
No averages
No sentence structure
No hypothesis
No directions
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What is the minimum number of times you should conduct a trial?
2
1
3
4
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Our experiment is to blow the biggest bubble. What is the IV?
Size of Bubble
Gum Wrapper
Ruler for Measuring
Types of Gum
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What is wrong with this graph?
No title
Counting is incorrect
No y-axis label
No x-axis label
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Hypothesis (correct or not), state your results, and give an opinion
Data Table Items
Conclusion Items
Hypothesis Items
Graph Items
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You will make an educated guess after you conduct your research.
Independent Variable
Hypothesis
Hypervenom
Dependent Variable
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What type of observation is this?
Qualitative Observation
Quantitute Observation
Quantitative Observation
Qualiflip Observation
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Decide whether or not the data supports the original hypothesis
Completing a Data Table
Drawing Conclusions
Creating a Problem
Writing a Hypothesis
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This is the only variable you will change in an experiment.
Independence Variable
Qualitative Variable
Dependent Variable
Independent Variable
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A procedure used by scientist to solve a problem
Scientific Mom
Scientific Method
Scientific Man
Scientific Methalalium
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See if your data supports your hypothesis!
This is asking questions.
This is making observations.
This is done at the beginning of the experiment.
This is drawing conclusions.
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This is the variable you will measure in a experiment.
Develop Variable
Qualitative Variable
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
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Title, IV and DV Labels, Unit Labels, Counting with Zero
Data Table Items
Conclusion Items
Graph Items
Hypothesis Items
