The scientific method involves asking a question, forming a hypothesis, designing and conducting an experiment to collect data, analyzing the results to draw a conclusion, and observing and recording data is part of the experiment stage. Measurements are often taken during experiments and scientists use observations to help answer questions about the world.

1. The five steps of the scientific method are: ask a question form a hypothesis, design and conduct an experiment, analyze the results of the experiment and draw conclusion. True FalseObserving and recording data are part of the experiment stage True FalseMany experiments will require taking measurements. True FalseScientists answers to the world come in part from what they observe. True FalseIf more than one variable changes in an experiment then the outcome will remain the same.True False