Lab Reports
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How should your written lab report be ordered?*drag into the correct order*
How should your written lab report be ordered?
*drag into the correct order*
- Research Question
- Hypothesis Evidence/ Scientific Reasoning
- Hypothesis
- Evaluation/ Analysis
- Data Tables
- Conclusion
- Independent Variable
- Control Variables
- Bibliography
- Materials
- Background Information/ Research Situation
- Graph
- Dependent Variable
- Diagram
- Procedure/ Method
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Background Information/ Research Situation may be found...*select all that apply*
Background Information/ Research Situation may be found...
*select all that apply*
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How should your research question be worded?*select one answer*
How should your research question be worded?
*select one answer*
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What is true about the Hypothesis?*select all that apply*
What is true about the Hypothesis?
*select all that apply*
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Categorize each as either an elements of IV or DV*drag each element into one category*
Categorize each as either an elements of IV or DV
*drag each element into one category*
- 5 values is standard
- Is manipulated/ changed during the expiriment
- Data collected may be graph, or may need to be converted firstex:Raw data - not graphedAverages calculated - graphed
- Is measured during the expiriment
- Range of values and their unitsex: 5g, 10g, 15g, 20g, 25g
- Belongs on the Y-axis of a graph
- Belongs on the X-axis of a graph
- Number of trialsex: 3 trials is standard
- Independent Variable
- Dependent Variable
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Control variables ___________ the experimental design or data collection. They must be ___________________ in order to keep the results _____________ .
Ex: The research question of an experiment is 'How does the amount of water affect plant growth?" One control variable might be ________________________ , as it could affect the results of the independent variables or between trials. To keep their results reliable, they will control for this with ____________________________________________________ .
Other Answer Choices:
affect
controlled for
reliable
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amount of sunglight
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For each control variable, your Lab Report should include...*select all that apply*
For each control variable, your Lab Report should include...
*select all that apply*
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Your Procedure/Method must be numbered
Your Procedure/Method must be numbered
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Your Procedure/Method should ....
Your Procedure/Method should ....
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Which table includes all of the necessary elements of a data table?*select one answer*
Which table includes all of the necessary elements of a data table?
*select one answer*
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Why was your response from Q.10 the correct data table compared to the other options?
Why was your response from Q.10 the correct data table compared to the other options?
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Match the elements of Graphs with their definitions/functions*Reorder the left column to match the descriptions in the right column*
Match the elements of Graphs with their definitions/functions
*Reorder the left column to match the descriptions in the right column*
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Bar Graph | arrow_right_alt | lives on the X-axis |
Exponential best fit line | arrow_right_alt | lives on the Y-axis |
Linear best fit line | arrow_right_alt | the trend in the data is linear/ makes the shape of a line |
Axis Title | arrow_right_alt | the trend in the data is exponential/ curves |
Independent Variable | arrow_right_alt | includes variable and units |
Outlier | arrow_right_alt | is often the Research Question |
Graph Title | arrow_right_alt | drawn in pencil with and X not a dot |
Line Graph/Scatter Plot | arrow_right_alt | at least one variable is Categorical data |
Scale | arrow_right_alt | both variables are numerical/ measurable |
(0,0) | arrow_right_alt | appropriately spaced on grid paper |
Plotted points | arrow_right_alt | the intersection (crossing point) of the X and Y axis |
Dependent Variable | arrow_right_alt | a data point which is far from the Best fit line |
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Categorize each as either an elements of Conclusion or Evaluation/ Analysis*drag each element into one category*
Categorize each as either an elements of Conclusion or Evaluation/ Analysis
*drag each element into one category*
- Was you method reliable?ex: were your measurements percise enough?
- Does the evidence support your Hypothesis?
- Describe the effect of the IV on the DV, with evidence from the data
- If you could continue this experiment, what would you investigate next?
- Is there enough data?ex: 5 IV values and 3 trials is standard
- Describe the data trends
- Further scientific reasoning that supports (or explains the faults in) your hypothesis
- What were the sources of error? How did they affect the experiment? How could you have controlled for them?
- Are your data points reliable?ex: can they fit on a best fit line? Are there too many outliers?
- Evaluate the validity of your experiment
- Conclusion
- Evaluation/ Analysis
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