Question

the science of biology
when scientists and engineers test new ideas, they follow similar procedures. put the testing stages in the correct spaces on the table of scientific inquiry and engineering design.
redesign prototype based on performance data
publish the paper!
conduct revised experiment; gather and analyze data
design and create a prototype/model; test it to gather and evaluate performance data
brainstorm hypotheses and choose one
build the project!
finalize design, make drawings
draw conclusion, write paper
scientific inquiry
engineering design
planned or chance observations, and/or personal or outside motivation generate a question
colleagues and/or clients present a need to be solved through engineering design
define/refine the question with
define/refine a design problem that addresses the

Explanation:

To solve this, we match each stage to Scientific Inquiry (SI) or Engineering Design (ED) based on their processes:

Scientific Inquiry Stages:

1. Brainstorm hypotheses and choose one (formulate hypothesis after question).
2. Conduct revised experiment; gather and analyze data (test hypothesis, revise if needed).
3. Draw conclusion, write paper (summarize findings).
4. Publish the paper! (share results).

Engineering Design Stages:

1. Finalize design, make drawings (plan the solution).
2. Build the project! (construct the prototype).
3. Design and create a prototype/model; test it… (test prototype, gather data).
4. Redesign prototype based on performance data (improve from test results).

For the table (partial shown):

• Scientific Inquiry (below "Define/refine the question"): Brainstorm hypotheses and choose one
• Engineering Design (below "Define/refine a design problem"): Finalize design, make drawings (then subsequent stages follow as above).

(Note: The full table would map all stages, but the key is matching the process flow of inquiry vs. design.)

If filling the next row:

• Scientific Inquiry: Brainstorm hypotheses and choose one
• Engineering Design: Finalize design, make drawings

Answer:

To solve this, we match each stage to Scientific Inquiry (SI) or Engineering Design (ED) based on their processes:

Scientific Inquiry Stages:

1. Brainstorm hypotheses and choose one (formulate hypothesis after question).
2. Conduct revised experiment; gather and analyze data (test hypothesis, revise if needed).
3. Draw conclusion, write paper (summarize findings).
4. Publish the paper! (share results).

Engineering Design Stages:

1. Finalize design, make drawings (plan the solution).
2. Build the project! (construct the prototype).
3. Design and create a prototype/model; test it… (test prototype, gather data).
4. Redesign prototype based on performance data (improve from test results).

For the table (partial shown):

• Scientific Inquiry (below "Define/refine the question"): Brainstorm hypotheses and choose one
• Engineering Design (below "Define/refine a design problem"): Finalize design, make drawings (then subsequent stages follow as above).

(Note: The full table would map all stages, but the key is matching the process flow of inquiry vs. design.)

If filling the next row:

• Scientific Inquiry: Brainstorm hypotheses and choose one
• Engineering Design: Finalize design, make drawings