WorksheetsQualitative V Quantitative
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
The leaf is a vibrant green color.
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It takes the Earth 365 days to make one orbit around the sun.
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Mr. H's favorite basketball player, Michael Jordan, is 78 inches tall.
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Sour Patch Kids candy usually tastes sour, then sweet.
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There are exactly eight officially designated planets in our solar system.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles only eat pizza.
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The Gatorade bottle felt ice cold to the touch.
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My cat, Hansel, gained 5 pounds in one year!
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The sun is (on average) 93 million miles away from Earth.
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The obsidian rock is extremely jagged.
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I have 52 heads of cattle on my farm.
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The treefrog was 5cm in length.
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The treefrog is opening its mouth.
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This orangutan has thick, orangeish-red hair.
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This orangutan has little eyes and a thick beard.
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Usain Bolt is a Jamaican runner who ran 40 yards in 4.22 seconds.
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Orca whales can weigh up to 22,000 lbs!
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When using the scientific method, what makes a good hypothesis?
A good hypothesis is measurable and testable.
A good hypothesis is done at the very end of testing.
A good hypothesis should always be correct.
A good hypothesis should always just be a random guess.
The engine from the Saturn V rocket made the ground vibrate.
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What are the first two steps of the scientific method?
Create a hypothesis and do the experiment.
Make observations and ask a question.
Analyze information and come to a conclusion.
Ask a question and do the experiment.
