

Science Experimental Investigation
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Science
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5th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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10 Slides • 9 Questions
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Multiple Choice
All scientific investigations.....
Have a conclusion that supports its hypothesis
Take place in a laboratory
Begin with a question
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In order for an investigation to be an EXPERIMENT, it must
Be able to have at least 3 variables
Allow scientist to control the conditions of the experiment
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Multiple Select
In order for an investigation to be an experiment... it must:
(Pick two answers)
Be able to have at least 3 variables
Allow scientist to control the conditions of the experiment
Be done in a science laboratory
Be conducted by an official scientist
Have both observations & opinions
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Which of the following would be an experimental question?
Remember: In order for it to be an experiment, it must
Be able to have at least 3 variables
Allow scientist to control the conditions of the experiment
A. How does a sunflower seed grow into a sunflower?
B. How does temperature affect sunflower growth?
C. Are sunflowers prettier than roses?
D. Do sunflowers have larger petals than daisies?
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Multiple Choice
All scientific investigations.....
Have to be controlled by the scientist
Have multiple variables
Begin with a question
Have to be done in a science laboratory
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Multiple Choice
Which scientific investigation can scientist NOT control the conditions?
Experiment
Repeated Observations
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Multiple Select
In order for an investigation to be an experiment... it must:
(Pick two answers)
Be able to have at least 3 variables
Allow scientist to control the conditions of the experiment
Be done in a science laboratory
Be conducted by an official scientist
Have both observations & opinions
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following would be an experimental question?
How does a sunflower seed grow into a sunflower?
How does temperature affect sunflower growth?
Are sunflowers prettier than roses?
Do sunflowers have larger petals than daisies?
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Multiple Choice
Which scientific investigation can scientist control the conditions?
Experiment
Repeated Observations
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Multiple Choice
Which is true about ALL scientific investigations
(Experiments, Repeated Observations, Building a Model)
All scientific investigations begin with a question
All scientific investigations take place in a science laboratory.
All scientific investigations use the same scientific method.
All scientific investigations involve a controlled experiment.
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Multiple Choice
Mason rolls one ball down a hill and measures, in feet (ft), how far the ball travels before coming to a stop.
How could Mason turn this investigation into an experimental investigation?
Repeat the investigation 3 times, but with ramps of different heights.
Repeat the investigation 3 times, but with measurements in inches (in).
Repeat the investigation 3 times, but with different marbles of equal size and weight.
Repeat the investigation 3 times, but with marks along the bottom of the ramp every 20 cm.
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