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"Growing Plants" Gizmo Open Notes Quiz

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Last updated 12 months ago
11 questions
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Question 1
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Question 2
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Question 3
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Question 4
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Question 5
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Question 6
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Question 7
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Question 8
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Question 9
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What was the independent variable you selected for Activity C?

Question 10
10.

What was the dependent variable for activity C?

Question 11
11.

Which amount of water helped the plants grow the most?
0 mL
40mL
70mL
100mL
Which amount of water made the plants grow least?
40mL
70mL
100mL
When watering plants, this experiment shows that more water is always better.
True
False
Which amount of light helped plants grow the most in height?
1 light
2 lights
3 lights
4 lights
Which amount of light helped plants grow the most in mass?
1 light
2 lights
3 lights
4 lights
Which amount of light helped plants grow the least in terms of mass?
1 light
2 lights
3 lights
4 lights
In activity C , you should have changed two independent variables?
True
False
For activity C, say you wanted to see how "soil" affects the plant growth. What should be kept standard/constant? (select all that apply)
light
soil
water
seed type
A student wants to test the affect of fertilizer and light on plant growth. They put a tomato seed in all 4 pots, they give each pot 70mL of water, and varying amounts of fertilizer and different amounts of light in each pot. Why would it be hard for them to come to a conclusion?
They only tested one independent variable.
They tested two independent variables at once.
Fertilizer doesn't affect all plant growth.
Plants cannot have dependent variables.
They gave too much water.