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Identifying steps in the Scientific Method
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Which color lights cause plants to grow more effectively? What step is this?
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This is a prediction of the outcome of the experiment being conducted.
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Do snails crawl faster on concrete or glass? What step is this?
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Does the volume of water change when it freezes? What step is this?
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Data that can be counted or measured and recorded using numbers is called.....
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The last step in the Scientific Method is...
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Snails move faster on glass than on concrete. What step is this?
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What temperature makes water boil? What step is this?
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I will test which bubble gum keeps its flavor the longest.
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Descriptions and data that can be observed, but not measured is called...
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After consistent results, I found that the water increases in volume when it freezes.
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The results proved that Orbit gum last longer than Juicy Fruit.
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I will compare two glasses of water at different temperatures. What step is this?
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If snails move faster on smooth surfaces, then a snail will move faster on glass than concrete.
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I will organize snail races on glass and concrete and compare how fast each snail travels.
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