Which of the following is the best example of a hypothesis?

If we water a plant less then it will grow less

Why should your procedure include every step you take?

So the experiment can be repeated

Step 2 of the Scientific Process is

Make observations and do research about the topic

Step 3 of the Scientific Process is

Make an hypothesis: an educated guess about what will happen

what you are changing in your experiment

Step 4 of the Scientific Process is

Design and experiment and test your hypothesis.

Step 1 of the Scientific Process is

Ask questions or identify a problem you want to solve.

What should you do if your hypothesis is wrong?

Change your conclusion to include your new findings

A hypothesis should a

If _____ then _____________ statement

factors that must all be the same for a fair test

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Scientific Method

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1
What is the main point of conducting a science project?
Finding the right answer
Learning something new
Making the display look as sharp as possible
Replicating a previous experiment exactly
2
Which of the following is the best example of a hypothesis?
Plants grow all over the world.
If we water a plant less then it will grow less
What is overwatering?
Do plants die if they are overwatered?
3
Why should your procedure include every step you take?
So the experiment can be repeated
To fill up space on your display
To prove to your teacher that you worked hard
To make sure your hypothesis is correct
4
Step 5 of the Scientific Process is
Draw a conclusion.
Analyze your data.
Ask questions or identify a problem you want to solve.
Make observations and do research about the topic.
5
Step 2 of the Scientific Process is
Make observations and do research about the topic
Analyze your data
Ask questions or identify a problem you want to solve.
Draw a conclusion
6
There should be ___ variables in your experiment
5
2
3
1
7
Step 3 of the Scientific Process is
Make an hypothesis: an educated guess about what will happen
Ask questions or identify a problem you want to solve
Draw a conclusion
Analyze your data.
8
a variable is
something that does not change in your experiment
a constant
something that stays the same
what you are changing in your experiment
9
Which term describes how your display should look?
Ingenious
Haphazard
Amateurish
Attractive
10
Step 4 of the Scientific Process is
Draw a conclusion.
Design and experiment and test your hypothesis.
Make an hypothesis: an educated guess about what will happen
Ask questions or identify a problem you want to solve.
11
An hypothesis is
a conclusion about the facts
a history of the experiment
an educated guess.
a statement of fact
12
Step 6 of the Scientific Process is
Analyze your data
Ask questions or identify a problem you want to solve.
Draw a conclusion.
Make observations and do research about the topic
13
Step 1 of the Scientific Process is
Analyze your data.
Ask questions or identify a problem you want to solve.
Design and experiment and test your hypothesis.
Make observations and do research about the topic.
14
What should you do if your hypothesis is wrong?
Change the results of your experiment
Change your conclusion to include your new findings
Throw your experiment away
Ignore the results of your experiment
15
A hypothesis should a
how ______ come ________ statement
it ________ is _________ statement
when ___________ then ______ statement
If _____ then _____________ statement
16
a constant is ______
factors that must all be the same for a fair test
air pressure
factors that change constantly
variables take stay the same

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