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Delve into the fascinating world of scientific research with our Hypothesis & Method scavenger hunts. Learn how researchers formulate hypotheses, design experiments and arrive at reliable conclusions during an interactive GPS route full of hands-on tasks.

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What do we do if our guess was right?
We remember what we have learned We forget everything We are going to cry We get angry
How do we find out which bottle contains the most water?
We pour the water into the same glass We shake the bottles We hide the bottles We draw on the bottles
How do we test whether paper can fold?
We try to fold the paper We let the paper swim We sing for the paper We hide the paper
What do we do to discover what colour we get when we mix blue and yellow?
We mix the paint and watch We recommend the colour We close our eyes We throw away the paint
When we count how many birds there are, what do we do?
We watch and count We make noise We run away We sit down
What is the best way to find out if something tastes good?
A little taste Looking at it Playing with it Putting it away
What do we do to test whether rubber bounces?
We drop a rubber ball We eat the rubber ball We hide the rubber ball We draw on the rubber ball
If we think bees make honey, where can we look?
At a beehive In the washing machine Under the carpet In the mailbox
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What is important when doing research?
Being honest Liegen Cheating Not paying attention
How do we find out which liquid is the thickest?
By seeing how fast they flow By looking at their colour By smelling it By hearing the sound
What is the best way to smell scents?
By using your nose By using your mouth By using your hands By using your feet
What do we do if our experiment doesn't work?
Trying again Crying Destroying everything Subscribe
What is a prediction?
Guessing what will happen Walking backwards Singing a song Playing with blocks
What do we do to find patterns?
Looking closely at what repeats Closing our eyes Mixing everything up Running away
How do you test whether something is hard or soft?
By pressing against it By running By jumping By waving
What can you use to collect things?
A tray Your mouth Your nose Your ear
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What can you do if your experiment doesn't go as planned?
Look at what went wrong and try again Stop and do something else Pretend it went well Change the results
Why do you use a stopwatch in experiments?
To measure time precisely To know what time it is To make the experiment more fun To hear the sound
What is a 'control group' in an experiment?
The group you don't change The group controlling the experiment The group in charge The group that is most difficult
What is a good way to keep track of your results?
Write everything down in a table Remember them in your head Only write down the fun things Wait until the experiment is finished
Which question is best investigated scientifically?
Which colour flower grows the highest? Which colour is best? Which music is best? Who is the sweetest dog?
What does good scientific research begin with?
A question The answer Cleaning up Writing down the results
You investigate which material allows the best sound to pass through. How do you test this?
You listen to how loud the sound is through different materials You see which material is the most beautiful You feel which material is softest You smell the different materials
Why do you repeat a measurement three times?
To check whether your measurement is correct Because three is a nice number Because it takes longer Because the teacher says so
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Which step comes last in an investigation?
Drawing a conclusion Making a hypothesis Getting stuff ready Devise a question
What does it mean if your experiment gives the same result three times?
Your result is likely to be reliable You got lucky Your experiment was too easy You made a mistake
What is important when measuring time?
Always start at the same time Using an expensive stopwatch Very fast counting Turning on music
What is a good feature of a reliable experiment?
It gives about the same result every time It takes a very long time It uses expensive stuff It is very complicated
What is the best reason to do a scientific experiment?
To learn something new about the world To get a good grade Because school requires it To impress others
Why is it important to check your measuring instruments before you start?
To make sure they work properly Because it is mandatory To clean them To practice
What is a good feature of a scientific question?
You can examine it with an experiment Everyone already knows the answer The answer is in the textbooks The question is very difficult
What do you do first in a scientific investigation?
Ask a question Start measuring immediately Writing the conclusion Buying stuff
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