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Scientific Method and Conclusion Writing
Scientific Method and Conclusion Writing
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Review of the Scientific Method, and how to write a conclusion WA State MSP Standards
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Which of the following is a good scientific question?
Why do people give chocolate as a gift?
What is your favorite memory about chocolate?
How does chocolate make you feel?
How much sugar is in different types of chocolate?
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After you write a conclusion, what is the next step?
data analysis
experiement
conclusion
communicate your findings
3
Which of the following is NOT a reason scientists do research?
find out more about the topic
find the answer to their question
see what resources are available
see what other experiments have been done
4
What is the first part of the scientific method?
research a topic
ask a question
take a survey
make a model
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Which of these is a synonym for hypothesis?
prediction
question
experiment
guess
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After you make a hypothesis, what is the next step?
experiment
ask a question
conclusion
analyze data
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When you are finishing the sentence, "The chart shows..." what are you pointing out?
high/low data
patterns
errors
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When you are asking a scientific question, it must be something you can...
feel
measure
see
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When you say, "I learned..." what are you doing?
making a real world connection.
Stating a pattern you found in the data.
Restating your hypothesis.
Saying you were found out you were right/wrong.
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How would you finish this sentence when writing a conclusion? According to my experiment...
I feel like...
my high/low point was...
I was right/wong
hypothesis was supported or not supported
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In you conclusion, you should list which two data points?
outliers
high/low
averages
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Which of these can you use when you are analyzing you experimental data?
graphs
all of these
mathematics
models