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Preguntas del test (9)
1What is the order of a report?
- A• aim
• hypothesis(optional)
• equipment
• method
• results (observations and measurements)
• discussion (analysis of results)
• conclusion. - B• aim
• hypothesis(optional)
• equipment or materials
• risk assessment (safety guidelines)
• method
• results (observations and measurements)
• discussion (analysis of results)
• conclusion.
- A• aim
2What is an Aim?
- AThis is what you intended to do in the experiment, what you were trying to investigate or what you hoped to achieve.
- BWhat you think is going to happen in the experiment.
3What is the Hypothesis?
- AYou probably have an idea of what might happen or what you might find out in an experiment. This ‘educated guess’ is called your hypothesis.
- BWriting down the list of what needs to be included in the experiment.
4What is the Equipment?
- AEquipment is what tools are needed in the experiment.
- Bwhat strategies to use in the experiment
5What is Safety?
- AHow to do the experiment and what is needed for the experiment.
- BA list of safety rules and commitments you must attend to whilst doing the experiment.
6What is a Method?
- AThis is a detailed list of what needs to be done in the experiment. To allow another scientist to be able to repeat the experiment, you must include what quantities were used and the exact order in which the experiment was performed. This is often presented as a numbered list. A diagram of the experiment (with all the equipment connected, not separate) can be very useful.
- BWhat has happened in the experiment and the things you have noticed. This is where you summarise what you have found out in the experiment.
7What are Results?
- AYou must include a complete list of measurements and observations that you took in the experiment. Results are easier to read if they are presented in a table. Always include headings and units (e.g. m, s or kg) in your table.
For example, if you were heating water to boiling point, you might contruct a table with temperature (°C) and time (min) as its headings. - BWhat you predict is going to happen in the experiment
- AYou must include a complete list of measurements and observations that you took in the experiment. Results are easier to read if they are presented in a table. Always include headings and units (e.g. m, s or kg) in your table.
8What is the discussion?
- AWhat you have noticed in the experiment and the measured results.
- BThis is where you:
• Answer questions given in the prac.
• Describe any problems you encountered in the
experiment and what you did to overcome those
problems.
• Discuss what you think your results show about the
experiment.
• State what you have found about the experiment
from other sources, such as textbooks, the Internet or encyclopaedias.
9What is the Conclusion
- Awhat is going to happen in the experiment.
- BThis is where you summarise what you have found out in the experiment. The conclusion should be short and must relate directly to the aim.
Información
- Descripción
- year 7 Science Test sobre Scientific Report, creado por zrtaylor18 el 15/09/2013.
- Autor
- zrtaylor18
- Idioma
- English
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