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asking a questionperforming an investigationcollecting dataproviding explanations✔ communicating results

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asking a question
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performing an investigation
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collecting data
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providing explanations
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communicating results
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✔ asking a questionperforming an investigationcollecting dataproviding explanationscommunicating results

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asking a question
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performing an investigation
C
collecting data
D
providing explanations
E
communicating results
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asking a questionperforming an investigationcollecting data✔ providing explanationscommunicating results

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asking a question
B
performing an investigation
C
collecting data
D
providing explanations
E
communicating results
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Akira records the speed of a reaction, first without a catalyst, and then with a catalyst.

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asking a question
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performing an investigation
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collecting data
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providing explanations
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communicating results
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Use the drop-down menus to match each part of the scenario to the correct scientific practice.

Answers:
Akira creates a reaction without a catalyst, then repeats the reaction with a catalyst.:performing an investigation
Akira turns in a written lab report to his science teacher.:communicating results
Akira wonders, "Will adding a catalyst speed up this chemical reaction?":asking a question
Akira writes in his notes that adding a catalyst sped up the chemical reaction because the catalyst lowered the activation energy needed to start the reaction.:providing explanations
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asking a question✔ performing an investigationcollecting dataproviding explanationscommunicating results

A
asking a question
B
performing an investigation
C
collecting data
D
providing explanations
E
communicating results
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✔ independent variabledependent variablecontrol group

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independent variable
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dependent variable
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control group
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Why aren't descriptive investigations repeatable?

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It rely on single time observations

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Which points did you include in your response? Check all that apply.

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They provide a large amount of information.
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They use a wide range of variables.
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The relationships they reveal do not always indicate cause and effect.
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independent variable✔ dependent variablecontrol group

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independent variable
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dependent variable
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control group
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Which points did you include in your response? Check all that apply.

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The investigator can actively manipulate variables and control conditions.
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A relationship can be demonstrated between the independent and dependent variables.
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A control group can be used for comparison.
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Which points did you include in your response? Check all that apply.

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Descriptive investigations are based on observations made at a single point in time.
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The results of descriptive investigations may vary at different points in time.
C
Descriptive investigations do not contain variables that may indicate cause-and-effect relationships.

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