This document outlines the sections and contents of a homework project investigating the effect of exercise on breathing rate. The sections include an introduction explaining respiration and the human transport system, an aim to investigate how exercise affects breathing rate, a prediction and hypothesis about what effect will be observed, identification of independent, dependent, and controlled variables, a method, a table of results, a graph, an analysis of the results and trend seen in the graph, a conclusion drawing on results, and an evaluation of reliability and ways to improve the investigation.
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Respiration and the Human Transport System Homework
1. Name_________________
Respiration and The Human Transport System Homework Project
Contents Page
1. Introduction…………………………………
2. Aim………………………………………
3. Prediction and Hypothesis…………………………………...
4. Variables……………………….
5. Method...........................................
6. Table of results……………………………..
7. Graph………………………………………..
8. Analysis of results…………………………..
9. Conclusion…………………………………..
10. Evaluation…………………………………...
11. Bibliography…………………………………...
1. Introduction
The purpose of my investigation is to…
Explain the science behind breathing and respiration
2. Aim
Your aim is to investigate the effect of exercise on breathing
rate – how will you do this?
3. Prediction and Hypothesis
What do you think the effect will be? What scientific
knowledge are you using to form this prediction? How can you
justify it? Reference!!!
4. Variables
What are your independent, dependent, and controlled
variables?
How will you do this?
2. Name_________________
5. Method
6. Table of results
• All results are listed
• Units are present
• The degree of precision readings were taken at is noted
• Outliers are identified
• The mean is calculated
• The range is calculated
7. Graph
Axis are labelled including units
A line of best fit is included
Range bars are shown
Key given for secondary and primary data
Title
8. Analysis of results
Statement of trend seen in graph
My graph is a _______ correlation, as... (gradient)
Comment on scatter to the line of best fit (accuracy)
Comment on size of error bars (reliability)
Comment on similarities/differences to secondary (other
groups) data (repeatability)
9. Conclusion
From my investigation I can conclude.....
Use examples from your results
My conclusion is limited by....
3. Name_________________
10. Evaluation
From my graph it can be seen that ___ was the most reliable
as the range is only _____. The least reliable test
was________. The difference in reliability can be accounted
for by…
Anomalous results were identified in test ____. These could
have been caused by…
(Or) No anomalous results were identified in test. This is
because...
When I recognised an outlier I......
To improve my investigation, hence giving a more reliable
conclusion I would…
Problems I had
(method/technique and
equipment)
Solutions if I were
to this experiment
again
This would be
improvement
because....
(accuracy?
Precision?
Repeatability?)
11. Bibliography
Author, A., (Date). Book / Website title. Publisher / URL.