Question

4 multiple choice 1 point what must you do before you make a hypothesis? run an experiment make observations form a theory draw conclusions 5 multiple choice 1 point if you were running an experiment to determine the temperature at which beans sprout the fastest, what would be the variable? the number of beans you plant. the height of the sprouts you grow. the amount of water you give the beans. the temperature at which each bean is kept. 6 multiple choice 1 point you should run an experiment several times to make sure your results are consistent. in the preceding phrase, what does \consistent\ mean? obvious perfect unchanging testable

Explanation:

• Question 4: In the scientific method, observations are made first, then a hypothesis is formulated. Running an experiment, forming a theory, and drawing conclusions come after the hypothesis.
• Question 5: In an experiment to determine the temperature for fastest bean sprouting, the variable is what is being changed (the temperature). The number of beans, sprout height, and water amount are either constants or not the focus variable.
• Question 6: Running an experiment several times to ensure results are "consistent" means the results are unchanging (similar each time). "Obvious" and "perfect" are not scientific terms here, and "testable" refers to the hypothesis, not results.

Answer:

1. Make observations
2. The temperature at which each bean is kept
3. Unchanging