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Which liquid freezes faster, water or cooking oil?
Which liquid tastes better frozen, water or cooking oil?
Which item floats better, frozen water or frozen cooking oil?
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A three-dimensional model
A written description of the room
A scale drawing of the outline of the room
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Amount of food
Type of cat food
When he feeds his cat
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How large it is
How attractive it is
How quickly water drains from it
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The students used metric instead of customary units.
The juices contain different concentrations of sugar.
Mr. Morgan does not tell the students how to measure the cans.
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a collection of evidence
A prediction of the correct answer to a question
Telling others about the results of an experiment
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Ordering
Comparing
Hypothesizing
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Use a metric tape measure
Measure the room in foot paces
Use the same measurements that the class next door used
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Measuring chemicals for a science experiment
Weighing a package to find the price of postage
Finding the driving distance between Miami and Tampa
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Tools
Inputs
Technology products
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Wood type and color
Shelf length and width
Shelf strength and durability
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Start over
Redefine the need
Keep better records
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Drew a conclusion
Conducted an investigation
Communicated their results
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Redesign the yellow car.
Communicate their results.
Test the cars two more times.
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It is used in automobiles.
It has several different parts.
It is designed to meet a need.
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Design a solution
Test the prototype
Keep good records
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Test the design
Make a prototype
Brainstorm solutions
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Test the model
Construct the model parachute
Evaluate the design for revision
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To take plans and drawings and make a prototype using them
To brainstorm ideas about how to solve an engineering problem
To conceive an idea and prepare plans and drawings for it to be built
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