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SCIENCE 7
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3
REMINDERS
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Modular/Online Classroom Rules
and Regulations
1.Always check on your
registered e-mails or group
chats for announcements.
2. Always check on classwork in
the google classroom for all the
course requirements and outputs
or browse, read and study your
modules once you received it.
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Modular/Online Classroom Rules
and Regulations
4. Accomplish your assignments,
tasks and all assessments with
diligence.
5.Ask questions through group
chat in messenger or through
google classroom stream.
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Lesson 1:
Scientific
Investigation
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Objectives:
1.Enumerate the steps of the
scientific method;
2. Construct a hypothesis;
3.Determine the independent,
dependent and control variables
4.Interpret and present data using
different kinds of graph and;
5. Apply the steps of scientific
method in solving real life
problems.
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Introduction
Everybody has problems
in life, and it cannot be
avoided. Even students
who are in their younger
years encountered
problems.
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1.As students, how do
you come up with
solutions to your
problems?
2. Do you plan your steps
in order to attain a sound
solution?
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Scientific
Investigation
It is a pursuit to
find the answer to a
question using
scientific method.
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Scientific Method
It is a series of steps
that help researchers
to arrive at a reliable
and tested answer.
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ACTIVITY 1:UNSCRAMBLING THE
JUMBLED LETTERS
DIRECTION: Arrange the
following jumbled letters to form a
word that best describes the
statements below.
_______________1. ATDA (are
the facts, figures, and other
evidence gathered through
observations during
experimentation)
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ACTIVITY 1:UNSCRAMBLING THE
JUMBLED LETTERS
________________2. IECSIINCTF
DHTOEM ( a process or a series of
steps in solving a problem)
________________3.CCNOONISUL
( a statement that answers the
scientific problem based on the
results of the experiment.)
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ACTIVITY 1:UNSCRAMBLING THE
JUMBLED LETTERS
_________________4.
AIRF ESTT ( an
experiment tests only one
variable at a time keeping
all other conditions the
same)
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ACTIVITY 1:UNSCRAMBLING THE
JUMBLED LETTERS
•_________________8.MEPLOBR
( a question or a statement of
difficulty and needs a tested
answer)
________________9. AVIRALBSE
(components in an experiment that
are either maintained or changed to
check the validity of the results)
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ACTIVITY 1:UNSCRAMBLING THE
JUMBLED LETTERS
_________________10.PEEX
IRIOTNNEMAT (step where
the scientist/ researcher sets
up and conducts the
experiment to find out if the
hypothesis is correct or not)
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STEPS OF THE SCIENTIFIC
METHOD
1.Identify or
define the
problem
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_________________
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HYPOTHESIS
It is a tentative
answer to a problem.
You can write a
simple hypothesis in
if… then format.
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ACTIVITY 3: TAKE A GUESS!
DIRECTION: On the next activity
you are task to make your own
hypothesis based from the given
situations below. The rubric to be
used to evaluate your answers in
this activity is also included here.
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ACTIVITY 3: TAKE A GUESS!
Example:
SITUATION: Eva observed that the
indoor plant in her room grows slower
than the plant in her garden at the
backyard. She became curios about the
effect of sunlight on plant growth.
HYPOTHESIS: If the amount of light
shined on a plant each day increases,
then the daily plant growth increases.
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ACTIVITY 3: TAKE A GUESS!
SITUATION: 1. Black ants are very
common in the kitchen where food,
ingredients and condiments are
kept. Ela noticed though that the
black pepper container is always free
of black ants.
HYPOTHESIS:__________________
______________________________
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ACTIVITY 3: TAKE A GUESS!
SITUATION: 2.Molly’s mother asked her
to buy salt. While on a store, she saw
iodized salt which has smaller particles
size than rock salt. She remembered their
lesson about solubility of substance and
she wanted to investigate which dissolves
faster in the same amount and
temperature of water, iodized salt or rock
salt?
HYPOTHESIS:______________________
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ACTIVITY 3: TAKE A GUESS!
SITUATION: 3. Mabel read from a book that
coconut water is one of the best drinks to hydrate
the body. It can also remove toxins in the body.
While watching an intense basketball game, Mabel
noticed that the players often drank energy drinks
during the game. She remembered the information
she read about coconut water. Coconut water is
relatively cheaper than the energy drinks that the
athletes drink. She became curious about this.
HYPOTHESIS:______________________________
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ACTIVITY 3: TAKE A GUESS!
SITUATION: 4.Mina and her friends
went on a coffee shop. She noticed that
the coffee shop also serves cold coffee.
Mina becomes curious to find out if the
temperature affects how fast coffee
dissolves in water?
HYPOTHESIS:_____________________
________________________________
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EXPERIMENT
After the hypothesis is formulated,
some tests to nullify or verify it are
necessary. An experiment is done
under controlled conditions in order
to test the hypothesis. The reliability
and validity of the experiment
depend on a certain factors or
variables that can influence its result.
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VARIABLES
They are components in
an experiment that are
either maintained or
changed to check the
validity of the outcomes
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QUESTIONS
1. What are the types of variables
according to the song?
_________________________________
_________________________________
2. Based from the song, describe each
type of variables.
_________________________________
_________________________________
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•Broadest, most inclusive taxon
•Three domains
•Archaea and Eubacteria are
unicellular prokaryotes (no
nucleus or membrane-bound
organelles)
•Eukarya are more complex and
have a nucleus and membrane-
bound organelles
Domains
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THREE CATEGORIES OF
VARIABLES
Independent variable
is the thing being tested
and changed in an
experiment. Remember
the word MIX:
Manipulated,
Independent and X-axis.
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THREE CATEGORIES OF
VARIABLES
Dependent variable is the
one that you measure and the
change that happens because
of the independent variable.
It is also known as
responding variable.
Remember the word DRY:
Dependent, Responding and
Y-axis.
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THREE CATEGORIES OF
VARIABLES
Controlled variables
are the things that are
kept constant or stay the
same all throughout the
experiment.
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FAIR TEST
A fair test should always
be employed when
conducting experiments. It
is done by changing only
one factor at a time while
keeping all other conditions
the same.
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DATA
Data are the facts,
figures, and other
evidences gathered
through observations
during experimentation.
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GRAPH
A graph is a picture or
diagram of data. Graphs
are useful tools for
presenting information in
limited space.
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QUESTIONS
1. What class has the highest
enrolment?
________________________________
2. How many students are enrolled in
chemistry?________________________
3. Which course has the least
enrolment?_______________________
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QUESTIONS
1. How many percent of Gian’s friend
chose playing basketball?_____________
2. Which outdoor activity was most
popular among Gian’s friends?_________
3. What percent said that jogging was
their favorite?_____________________
4. Which activity was less favorite?_____
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CONCLUSION
a statement that answers
the scientific problem
based on the results of
the experiment. It is a
product of a carefully
planned and tested
experiment.
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QUESTIONS
1. What was the problem of Cecilia?
______________________________
2. State the hypothesis she
made._________________________
3. How did she test her hypothesis?
______________________________
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QUESTIONS
4. How did she organize her data?
______________________________
5. State the conclusion of Cecilia.
____________________________
6. Cite a situation where you can
apply the conclusion that was drawn
from experiment.________________
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DIRECTION: Make a
brochure of the steps in
the scientific method.
Include pictures and
description of each step.
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ASSESSMENT
1.Candie guessed that orchids with
eggshells will have greener leaves than
those without eggshells because as the
eggshells decompose, minerals in the
shell and in the membrane will provide
the nutrients to the growing orchids. On
what step of scientific method she is?
a. Analyzing data.
b. Formulating hypothesis.
C. Testing the hypothesis
d. Identifying the problem
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ASSESSMENT
2. Karen noticed some circular plastic
containers with charcoal in the lockers of
her teammates. Her teammates said that
those are used to remove bad odor in the
locker room. When Karen got home, she
researched on the content of these so
called “odor removers”. She found out
that activated carbon can be used to
absorb bad odor. Karen remembered that
charcoal is a form of carbon. Which of
the following could be Karen's statement
of the problem?
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ASSESSMENT
a. What is carbon?
b. Carbon has been known to
absorb odor.
c. Why is Karen curious
about the charcoal?
d. How does carbon remove
bad odor in the locker?
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ASSESSMENT
3.During this step the scientist/
researcher sets up and conducts the
experiment to find out if the
hypothesis is correct or not.
a. Experimentation
b. Formulate hypothesis
c. Identify the problem
d. Collect and analyze the results
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ASSESSMENT
4. Based on the data gathered,
Winnie conclude that the age of the
students affects the puzzle
assembly time, on what step of
scientific method she is?
a. Make a conclusion.
b. Formulate hypothesis.
c. Identify the problem.
d. Verify the conclusion
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ASSESSMENT
5. _________ are the facts,
figures, and other evidence
gathered through observations.
a. science
b. variable
c. data
d. experiment
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ASSESSMENT
For nos. 6-8 refer on the situation
below.
Gabriel was tasked by his teacher to
investigate how the amount of coffee
grounds could affect the taste of the
coffee. The same kind of coffee, the
same percolator, the same amount and
type of water, the same perking time
and the same electrical sources are used
in the experiment. The following are the
variables in the experiment.
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ASSESSMENT
I- kind of coffee
II-amount of coffee
III- amount and type of
water
IV- taste of the coffee
V- coffee pot
VI- perking time
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ASSESSMENT
6. Which is the independent
variable?
a. I
b. II
c. IV
d. V
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ASSESSMENT
7. Which is the dependent
variable in the experiment?
a. I
b. II
c. III
d. IV
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ASSESSMENT
8. Observing the fair test,
what will be his controlled
variables?
a. I, II, III, IV
b. I, III, V, VI
c. III, IV, V, VI
d. II, III, IV, V
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ASSESSMENT
9. What is the correct order of the
steps in the scientific method?
I- Define or Identify the problem.
II- Verify the conclusion
III- Formulate a hypothesis.
IV- Gather data about the problem.
V- Test the hypothesis or
experimentation.
VI- Make a conclusion.
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ASSESSMENT
a. I, II, III, IV,V & VI
b. I, IV, III, V, VI & II
c. III, IV, V, VI, I & II
d. I, III, IV, V, VI & II
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ASSESSMENT
10. In an experiment, the
variable you keep the same is
_____________ variable.
a. Independent
b. Dependent
c. controlled
d. Data
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ASSESSMENT
11. Which step of scientific
method comes immediately
after making observations and
asking questions?
a. Forming a conclusion
b. Performing an experiment
c. Formulating a hypothesis.
d. Analyzing data.
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ASSESSMENT
12. A scientist is performing an
experiment to determine if the
amount of light that rodents are
exposed affect their sleep cycle.
She places some rodents in a room
with 12 hours of light and 12 hours
of darkness, some in a room with
24-hour light and some in 24-hour
darkness. What is the independent
variable in this experiment?
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ASSESSMENT
a. The rodent’s sleep cycle.
b. The amount of light.
c. The temperature of the
room.
d. The amount of food
given.
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ASSESSMENT
13. Which question would be the
best high level scientific question?
a. How many giraffes live in Africa?
b. How long did dinosaurs live on
Earth?
c. Who made the first microscope?
d. Does the amount of salt in water
affect the temperature at which it
boils?
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ASSESSMENT
14. ____________ is done by
changing only one factor at a time
while keeping all other conditions
the same.
a. Fair test
b. Experiment
c. Theory
d. Conclusion
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ASSESSMENT
15. A series of steps designed to
help you solve problems and
answer questions.
a. experiment
b. hypothesis
c. observation
d. scientific method
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REFLECTION
Direction: Relate the famous
quotation of Albert Einstein to the
steps of scientific investigation.
“The important thing is to never
stop questioning.”
- Albert Einstein
_____________________________
_____________________________
_____________________________

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SCIENCE 7_SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION_MELC1.ppt

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  • 4. 4 Modular/Online Classroom Rules and Regulations 1.Always check on your registered e-mails or group chats for announcements. 2. Always check on classwork in the google classroom for all the course requirements and outputs or browse, read and study your modules once you received it.
  • 5. 5 Modular/Online Classroom Rules and Regulations 4. Accomplish your assignments, tasks and all assessments with diligence. 5.Ask questions through group chat in messenger or through google classroom stream.
  • 7. 7 Objectives: 1.Enumerate the steps of the scientific method; 2. Construct a hypothesis; 3.Determine the independent, dependent and control variables 4.Interpret and present data using different kinds of graph and; 5. Apply the steps of scientific method in solving real life problems.
  • 8. 8 Introduction Everybody has problems in life, and it cannot be avoided. Even students who are in their younger years encountered problems.
  • 9. 9 1.As students, how do you come up with solutions to your problems? 2. Do you plan your steps in order to attain a sound solution?
  • 10. 10 Scientific Investigation It is a pursuit to find the answer to a question using scientific method.
  • 11. 11 Scientific Method It is a series of steps that help researchers to arrive at a reliable and tested answer.
  • 12. 12 ACTIVITY 1:UNSCRAMBLING THE JUMBLED LETTERS DIRECTION: Arrange the following jumbled letters to form a word that best describes the statements below. _______________1. ATDA (are the facts, figures, and other evidence gathered through observations during experimentation)
  • 13. 13 ACTIVITY 1:UNSCRAMBLING THE JUMBLED LETTERS ________________2. IECSIINCTF DHTOEM ( a process or a series of steps in solving a problem) ________________3.CCNOONISUL ( a statement that answers the scientific problem based on the results of the experiment.)
  • 14. 14 ACTIVITY 1:UNSCRAMBLING THE JUMBLED LETTERS _________________4. AIRF ESTT ( an experiment tests only one variable at a time keeping all other conditions the same)
  • 15. 15 ACTIVITY 1:UNSCRAMBLING THE JUMBLED LETTERS •_________________8.MEPLOBR ( a question or a statement of difficulty and needs a tested answer) ________________9. AVIRALBSE (components in an experiment that are either maintained or changed to check the validity of the results)
  • 16. 16 ACTIVITY 1:UNSCRAMBLING THE JUMBLED LETTERS _________________10.PEEX IRIOTNNEMAT (step where the scientist/ researcher sets up and conducts the experiment to find out if the hypothesis is correct or not)
  • 17. 17 STEPS OF THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD 1.Identify or define the problem
  • 19. 19 HYPOTHESIS It is a tentative answer to a problem. You can write a simple hypothesis in if… then format.
  • 20. 20 ACTIVITY 3: TAKE A GUESS! DIRECTION: On the next activity you are task to make your own hypothesis based from the given situations below. The rubric to be used to evaluate your answers in this activity is also included here.
  • 21. 21 ACTIVITY 3: TAKE A GUESS! Example: SITUATION: Eva observed that the indoor plant in her room grows slower than the plant in her garden at the backyard. She became curios about the effect of sunlight on plant growth. HYPOTHESIS: If the amount of light shined on a plant each day increases, then the daily plant growth increases.
  • 22. 22 ACTIVITY 3: TAKE A GUESS! SITUATION: 1. Black ants are very common in the kitchen where food, ingredients and condiments are kept. Ela noticed though that the black pepper container is always free of black ants. HYPOTHESIS:__________________ ______________________________
  • 23. 23 ACTIVITY 3: TAKE A GUESS! SITUATION: 2.Molly’s mother asked her to buy salt. While on a store, she saw iodized salt which has smaller particles size than rock salt. She remembered their lesson about solubility of substance and she wanted to investigate which dissolves faster in the same amount and temperature of water, iodized salt or rock salt? HYPOTHESIS:______________________
  • 24. 24 ACTIVITY 3: TAKE A GUESS! SITUATION: 3. Mabel read from a book that coconut water is one of the best drinks to hydrate the body. It can also remove toxins in the body. While watching an intense basketball game, Mabel noticed that the players often drank energy drinks during the game. She remembered the information she read about coconut water. Coconut water is relatively cheaper than the energy drinks that the athletes drink. She became curious about this. HYPOTHESIS:______________________________
  • 25. 25 ACTIVITY 3: TAKE A GUESS! SITUATION: 4.Mina and her friends went on a coffee shop. She noticed that the coffee shop also serves cold coffee. Mina becomes curious to find out if the temperature affects how fast coffee dissolves in water? HYPOTHESIS:_____________________ ________________________________
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  • 27. 27 EXPERIMENT After the hypothesis is formulated, some tests to nullify or verify it are necessary. An experiment is done under controlled conditions in order to test the hypothesis. The reliability and validity of the experiment depend on a certain factors or variables that can influence its result.
  • 28. 28 VARIABLES They are components in an experiment that are either maintained or changed to check the validity of the outcomes
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  • 30. 30 QUESTIONS 1. What are the types of variables according to the song? _________________________________ _________________________________ 2. Based from the song, describe each type of variables. _________________________________ _________________________________
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  • 32. 32 •Broadest, most inclusive taxon •Three domains •Archaea and Eubacteria are unicellular prokaryotes (no nucleus or membrane-bound organelles) •Eukarya are more complex and have a nucleus and membrane- bound organelles Domains
  • 33. 33 THREE CATEGORIES OF VARIABLES Independent variable is the thing being tested and changed in an experiment. Remember the word MIX: Manipulated, Independent and X-axis.
  • 34. 34 THREE CATEGORIES OF VARIABLES Dependent variable is the one that you measure and the change that happens because of the independent variable. It is also known as responding variable. Remember the word DRY: Dependent, Responding and Y-axis.
  • 35. 35 THREE CATEGORIES OF VARIABLES Controlled variables are the things that are kept constant or stay the same all throughout the experiment.
  • 36. 36 FAIR TEST A fair test should always be employed when conducting experiments. It is done by changing only one factor at a time while keeping all other conditions the same.
  • 37. 37 DATA Data are the facts, figures, and other evidences gathered through observations during experimentation.
  • 38. 38 GRAPH A graph is a picture or diagram of data. Graphs are useful tools for presenting information in limited space.
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  • 42. 42 QUESTIONS 1. What class has the highest enrolment? ________________________________ 2. How many students are enrolled in chemistry?________________________ 3. Which course has the least enrolment?_______________________
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  • 44. 44 QUESTIONS 1. How many percent of Gian’s friend chose playing basketball?_____________ 2. Which outdoor activity was most popular among Gian’s friends?_________ 3. What percent said that jogging was their favorite?_____________________ 4. Which activity was less favorite?_____
  • 45. 45 CONCLUSION a statement that answers the scientific problem based on the results of the experiment. It is a product of a carefully planned and tested experiment.
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  • 48. 48 QUESTIONS 1. What was the problem of Cecilia? ______________________________ 2. State the hypothesis she made._________________________ 3. How did she test her hypothesis? ______________________________
  • 49. 49 QUESTIONS 4. How did she organize her data? ______________________________ 5. State the conclusion of Cecilia. ____________________________ 6. Cite a situation where you can apply the conclusion that was drawn from experiment.________________
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  • 58. 58 DIRECTION: Make a brochure of the steps in the scientific method. Include pictures and description of each step.
  • 59. 59 ASSESSMENT 1.Candie guessed that orchids with eggshells will have greener leaves than those without eggshells because as the eggshells decompose, minerals in the shell and in the membrane will provide the nutrients to the growing orchids. On what step of scientific method she is? a. Analyzing data. b. Formulating hypothesis. C. Testing the hypothesis d. Identifying the problem
  • 60. 60 ASSESSMENT 2. Karen noticed some circular plastic containers with charcoal in the lockers of her teammates. Her teammates said that those are used to remove bad odor in the locker room. When Karen got home, she researched on the content of these so called “odor removers”. She found out that activated carbon can be used to absorb bad odor. Karen remembered that charcoal is a form of carbon. Which of the following could be Karen's statement of the problem?
  • 61. 61 ASSESSMENT a. What is carbon? b. Carbon has been known to absorb odor. c. Why is Karen curious about the charcoal? d. How does carbon remove bad odor in the locker?
  • 62. 62 ASSESSMENT 3.During this step the scientist/ researcher sets up and conducts the experiment to find out if the hypothesis is correct or not. a. Experimentation b. Formulate hypothesis c. Identify the problem d. Collect and analyze the results
  • 63. 63 ASSESSMENT 4. Based on the data gathered, Winnie conclude that the age of the students affects the puzzle assembly time, on what step of scientific method she is? a. Make a conclusion. b. Formulate hypothesis. c. Identify the problem. d. Verify the conclusion
  • 64. 64 ASSESSMENT 5. _________ are the facts, figures, and other evidence gathered through observations. a. science b. variable c. data d. experiment
  • 65. 65 ASSESSMENT For nos. 6-8 refer on the situation below. Gabriel was tasked by his teacher to investigate how the amount of coffee grounds could affect the taste of the coffee. The same kind of coffee, the same percolator, the same amount and type of water, the same perking time and the same electrical sources are used in the experiment. The following are the variables in the experiment.
  • 66. 66 ASSESSMENT I- kind of coffee II-amount of coffee III- amount and type of water IV- taste of the coffee V- coffee pot VI- perking time
  • 67. 67 ASSESSMENT 6. Which is the independent variable? a. I b. II c. IV d. V
  • 68. 68 ASSESSMENT 7. Which is the dependent variable in the experiment? a. I b. II c. III d. IV
  • 69. 69 ASSESSMENT 8. Observing the fair test, what will be his controlled variables? a. I, II, III, IV b. I, III, V, VI c. III, IV, V, VI d. II, III, IV, V
  • 70. 70 ASSESSMENT 9. What is the correct order of the steps in the scientific method? I- Define or Identify the problem. II- Verify the conclusion III- Formulate a hypothesis. IV- Gather data about the problem. V- Test the hypothesis or experimentation. VI- Make a conclusion.
  • 71. 71 ASSESSMENT a. I, II, III, IV,V & VI b. I, IV, III, V, VI & II c. III, IV, V, VI, I & II d. I, III, IV, V, VI & II
  • 72. 72 ASSESSMENT 10. In an experiment, the variable you keep the same is _____________ variable. a. Independent b. Dependent c. controlled d. Data
  • 73. 73 ASSESSMENT 11. Which step of scientific method comes immediately after making observations and asking questions? a. Forming a conclusion b. Performing an experiment c. Formulating a hypothesis. d. Analyzing data.
  • 74. 74 ASSESSMENT 12. A scientist is performing an experiment to determine if the amount of light that rodents are exposed affect their sleep cycle. She places some rodents in a room with 12 hours of light and 12 hours of darkness, some in a room with 24-hour light and some in 24-hour darkness. What is the independent variable in this experiment?
  • 75. 75 ASSESSMENT a. The rodent’s sleep cycle. b. The amount of light. c. The temperature of the room. d. The amount of food given.
  • 76. 76 ASSESSMENT 13. Which question would be the best high level scientific question? a. How many giraffes live in Africa? b. How long did dinosaurs live on Earth? c. Who made the first microscope? d. Does the amount of salt in water affect the temperature at which it boils?
  • 77. 77 ASSESSMENT 14. ____________ is done by changing only one factor at a time while keeping all other conditions the same. a. Fair test b. Experiment c. Theory d. Conclusion
  • 78. 78 ASSESSMENT 15. A series of steps designed to help you solve problems and answer questions. a. experiment b. hypothesis c. observation d. scientific method
  • 79. 79 REFLECTION Direction: Relate the famous quotation of Albert Einstein to the steps of scientific investigation. “The important thing is to never stop questioning.” - Albert Einstein _____________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________