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MATTER ITS PROPERTIES & ITS TRANSFORMATION: Change of state
MATTER ITS PROPERTIES & ITS TRANSFORMATION: Heat & Thermal Insulation
MATTER ITS PROPERTIES & ITS TRANSFORMATION: Temperature
Matter: Its Properties & Transformation
THE WORLD OF SCIENCE: Base Physical Quantities, SI Units & Measuring Instruments
THE WORLD OF SCIENCE: Measurement of Density
THE WORLD OF SCIENCE: Measurements of Speed
THE WORLD OF SCIENCE: Scientific Method
THE WORLD OF SCIENCE: Simple application of measurements
The Science World
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THE WORLD OF SCIENCE: Scientific Method
Evaluating data involves:
Ignoring unusual results.
Analyzing results to check accuracy and reliability.
Making guesses.
Collecting numbers only.
Which of these is the best way to display collected data?
Memorizing numbers.
Writing only paragraphs.
Drawing random sketches.
Using graphs, charts, and tables.
Which of these is an example of quantitative observation?
The solution has a sweet smell.
The solution is blue.
The solution feels sticky.
The solution has a pH of 7.
Why is it important to make a table of results?
To organize data for easy interpretation.
To memorize values.
To skip analysis.
To confuse readers.
If a student notices that plants in blue pots grow taller, this is an example of:
Observation.
Hypothesis.
Prediction.
Conclusion.
