Designing an Investigation

Select the first step to a scientific investigation

• Identifying the variables

• Formulate a hypothesis

• Observation of the problem - asking questions

• Analyzing the results

Select the second step to a scientific investigation

• Identifying the variables

• Formulate a hypothesis

• Observation of the problem - asking questions

• Analyzing the results

There are the variables EXCEPT

• Astounding variable

• Manipulated variable

• Responding variable

• Control variable

This is the variable that you need to change to get different sets of data

• Astounding variable

• Manipulated variable

• Responding variable

• Control variable

This is the variable that you need to measure

• Astounding variable

• Manipulated variable

• Responding variable

• Control variable

This is the variable that you need to keep the same

• Astounding variable

• Manipulated variable

• Responding variable

• Control variable

In our class, we have learnt that we need at least ______ sets of data

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

After getting the data, we will present the data in a

• box

• table

• variable

• method

How does the amount of sunlight affect the size of the fruit?

The sentence above is a/an

• Idea to test

• hypothesis

• conclusion

• introduction

The more sunlight the plant receives, the bigger the size of the fruit.

The sentence above is a/an

• Idea to test

• hypothesis

• conclusion

• introduction