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Control and purpose

Control and purpose

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Science

6th Grade

Hard

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Kristal Cheong

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6 Slides • 4 Questions

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Control and purpose

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Multiple Choice

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it acts as a control, to compare and confirm that any change in the volume of water is solely due to the number of leaves of the plant

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it acts as a control, to compare and confirm that any change in the volume of water is solely due to the plsnt

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it acts as a control, to compare and confirm that any change in the volume of water left in the beakers is solely due to the number of leaves of the plant

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it acts as a control, to compare and confirm that any change in the volume of water left in the beakers is solely due to plant absorbing water through their roots.

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Multiple Choice

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Set-up C acts as a control set-up to compare and confirm that any change in the amount of light is solely due to the materials.

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Set-up C acts as a control set-up to compare and confirm that any change in the amount of light is solely due to the light passing through the materials.

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Set-up C acts as a control set-up to compare and confirm that any change in the amount of light detected by the light sensor is solely due to the materials.

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Set-up C acts as a control set-up to compare and confirm that any change in the amount of light detected by the light sensor is solely due to the light passing through the materials.

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Multiple Choice

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To ensure that the data-logger records the results accurately.

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To ensure that light from the laser does not reach the light sensor.

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To ensure that light from surroundings does not reach the light sensor.

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To ensure that light from the laser is reflected into the light sensor accurately.

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Multiple Choice

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This prevents the amount of roots from affecting the number of leaves of the plant.

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This prevents the number of leaves from affecting the amount of roots of the plant.

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This prevents the amount of roots from affecting the volume of water absorbed by the plant.

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This prevents the number of leaves from affecting the volume of water absorbed by the plant.

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