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Look at Table 2. The dark chocolate took 7 minutes to completely melt in which trial?
Look at Table 1. The milk chocolate took 14 minutes to completely melt when the distance between the chocolate and the lamp was:
Which of these things was kept the same in Trials 1–8 ?
Look at Table 1 and Table 2. The kind of chocolate that completely melted in the least amount of time was the:
Look at Table 1 and Table 2. The milk chocolate that was 6 cm from the lamp took the same amount of time to completely melt as the:
Suppose 15 grams of the dark chocolate had been placed 12 cm from the lamp. Look at Table 2. The time taken to completely melt the dark chocolate would most likely have been:
Look at Table 2. On which day did the wind blow from the south?
Look at Table 2. What is the correct order of the days from lowest to highest temperature?
Look at Table 2. What was the total amount of rainfall measured, if any, for all 5 days?
Which of these correctly matches a tool with its unit of measurement?
The arrow on a weather vane points in the direction from which the wind blows.
When the wind was measured on Friday, in what direction did the arrow most likely point?
A student claimed that days with temperatures less than 50°F will have winds that blow from the north. Do the measurements in Table 2 support the student’s claim?
Look at Table 2. What was the smallest number of drops needed for Taylor to smell the orange juice?
Which of these scientific tools was most likely used to add the hot sauce to the cups in Experiment 3 ?
Which of these things did Mrs. Yee change in each experiment?
What total volume of water did Mrs. Yee use in Experiment 1 ?
A student claimed that more drops of vanilla than of orange juice would be needed for Taylor to smell each liquid. Which experiments tested this claim?
Suppose that in Experiment 3, Mrs. Yee had added 5 drops of hot sauce to a cup holding 100 mL of water. Would Taylor most likely have smelled the hot sauce in this cup?