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Identifying steps in the Scientific Method
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Which color lights cause plants to grow more effectively?
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If plants reflect green light, then they must absorb red light and grow faster under red light
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What makes the pupil in the eye change size?
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I will compare the volume of a glass of water at room temperature with a glass of frozen water
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Container 1 - Water: 14.0 ml, ice: 14.8 ml / Container 2 - Water: 20.0 ml, ice: 20.8 ml
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I will organize snail races on glass and concrete and compare how fast snails travel on each
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The results showed green light was the least effective color for growing plants
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I will test my partner's pupils by covering one eye and shining a light directly into the other
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Snails move faster on glass than on concrete
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After consistent results, I found that the water increases in volume when it freezes.
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Do snails crawl faster on concrete or glass?
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Does the volume of water change when it freezes?
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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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If solids are more dense than liquids, then water will decrease in volume when it freezes.
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I will place 4 plants under green lights and 4 under red lights and compare their growth
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