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Scientific Problem or Not?

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Spot real scientific problems: Yes or No.

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Scientific Problem or Not?
 

Scientific Problem or Not?Online version

Spot real scientific problems: Yes or No.

by Maybelline Labrador
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Planning the school talent show is a scientific problem.

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Choosing the color scheme for the library walls is a scientific problem.

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Investigating how different sunlight levels affect bean plant growth is a scientific problem.

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Exploring how water temperature influences the rate of yeast fermentation is a scientific problem.

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Analyzing how air temperature affects the rate of bread dough rising is a scientific problem.

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Selecting the yearbook theme for the school is a scientific problem.

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Examining how pH levels in water impact freshwater fish health is a scientific problem.

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Deciding which classroom snack to serve at a party is a scientific problem.

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Studying the effect of varying fertilizer on crop yield under controlled conditions is a scientific problem.

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Determining the best seating arrangement for a class is a scientific problem.

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All experimental results are exactly repeatable in every setting.

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A scientific problem is often approached with an experiment.

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Science uses evidence to test hypotheses.

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Hypotheses require no evidence to be valid.

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In a controlled experiment, only one variable is changed at a time.

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The scientific method always follows a strict linear order.

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Correlation proves causation.

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A theory becomes a fact after enough experiments.

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A null hypothesis predicts no effect or relationship.

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Reproducibility means other scientists can repeat the experiment and get similar results.

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