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Use this experiment, Penny and Mild Taco Sauce, for questions 1-10

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Which part of the experiment is represented below: What will happen when you put mild taco sauce on a penny?

Hypothesis

Question

Independent Variable

Control

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Which part of the experiment is represented below: IF mild taco sauce is used THEN it will remove all of the grime (dirt) from a penny.

Hypothesis

Question

Independent Variable

Control

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Identify the Independent Variable for this experiment.

Amount of grime (dirt) removed from the penny

Use mild taco sauce

Just the penny

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Identify the Dependent Variable for this experiment.

Amount of grime (dirt) removed from the penny

Use mild taco sauce

Just the penny

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Identify the Control for this experiment.

Amount of grime (dirt) removed from the penny

Use mild taco sauce

Just the penny

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Flaming red taco sauce is an example of what type of observation?

Qualitative

Quantitative

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2 Tbsp of taco sauce is an example of what type of observation?

Qualitative

Quantitative

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30 seconds time limit is an example of what type of observation?

Qualitative

Quantitative

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dirty, grimy penny is an example of what type of observation?

Qualitative

Quantitative

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Select the best follow up investigative Question to THIS experiment.

Do dog like to eat Iams food or Purina the best?

Do Gummi Bears grow more in water or soda?

Does adding salt make water boil faster?

Which ingredient in the taco sauce (tomato sauce, vinegar, or salt water) clean the grime off of the pennies the most?

Use the following conclusion paragraph to answer questions 11-20.

My hypothesis was supported. I stated that Vinegar would remove the most grime off of the penny and it did. Looking over my results I noticed that water removed none of the grime (dirt) from the penny, however the salt water penny and the tomato sauce penny both had a little bit of grime (dirt) removed from them during the experiment.

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Select the best hypothesis for the new experiment.

Vinegar will remove the most grime (dirt) off of the penny.

VINEGAR is the BEST!!

If vinegar is used the penny will have the most grime removed.

IF vinegar is used THEN the penny will have the most grime (dirt) removed.

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Testing Vinegar, Salt Water, and Tomato Sauce on the penny is the

Dependent Variable

Independent Variable

Control

Constant Variable

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The amount of grime(dirt) removed from the penny is the

Dependent Variable

Independent Variable

Control

Constant Variable

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Testing JUST water on the penny is the

Dependent Variable

Independent Variable

Control

Constant Variable

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Select ALL of the Constant Variables for this experiment (hint: there are 3)

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Select the statement that best represents the results found during the experiment.

Vinegar worked the best, and water didn't work at all.

I noticed that water removed none of the grime (dirt) from the penny, however the salt water penny and the tomato sauce penny both had a little bit of grime (dirt) removed from them during the experiment.

Don't use water, it doesn't work!

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How many things can you change/test in an experiment? (Independent Variable)

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How many constant variable can you have in an experiment?

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2

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unlimited

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A quaLitative observation uses . . .

Languages and the senses

Numbers

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A quaNtitative observation uses . . .

Languages and the senses

Numbers

Scientific Method Final Assessment

Scientific Method Final Assessment

Name

Which part of the experiment is represented below: What will happen when you put mild taco sauce on a penny?

Which part of the experiment is represented below: IF mild taco sauce is used THEN it will remove all of the grime (dirt) from a penny.

Identify the Independent Variable for this experiment.

Identify the Dependent Variable for this experiment.

Identify the Control for this experiment.

Flaming red taco sauce is an example of what type of observation?

2 Tbsp of taco sauce is an example of what type of observation?

30 seconds time limit is an example of what type of observation?

dirty, grimy penny is an example of what type of observation?

Select the best follow up investigative Question to THIS experiment.

Select the best hypothesis for the new experiment.

Testing Vinegar, Salt Water, and Tomato Sauce on the penny is the

The amount of grime(dirt) removed from the penny is the

Testing JUST water on the penny is the

Select ALL of the Constant Variables for this experiment (hint: there are 3)

Select the statement that best represents the results found during the experiment.

How many things can you change/test in an experiment? (Independent Variable)

How many constant variable can you have in an experiment?

A quaLitative observation uses . . .

A quaNtitative observation uses . . .

Name

Which part of the experiment is represented below: What will happen when you put mild taco sauce on a penny?

Which part of the experiment is represented below: IF mild taco sauce is used THEN it will remove all of the grime (dirt) from a penny.

Identify the Independent Variable for this experiment.

Identify the Dependent Variable for this experiment.

Identify the Control for this experiment.

Flaming red taco sauce is an example of what type of observation?

2 Tbsp of taco sauce is an example of what type of observation?

30 seconds time limit is an example of what type of observation?

dirty, grimy penny is an example of what type of observation?

Select the best follow up investigative Question to THIS experiment.

Select the best hypothesis for the new experiment.

Testing Vinegar, Salt Water, and Tomato Sauce on the penny is the

The amount of grime(dirt) removed from the penny is the

Testing JUST water on the penny is the

Select ALL of the Constant Variables for this experiment (hint: there are 3)

Select the statement that best represents the results found during the experiment.

How many things can you change/test in an experiment? (Independent Variable)

How many constant variable can you have in an experiment?

A quaLitative observation uses . . .

A quaNtitative observation uses . . .