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Hypothesis (: Independent Variable (What Dependent Variable (What Controlled Variables (Those

This document outlines the structure for writing a science experiment report, including sections for the problem question and hypothesis, variables, materials and methods, results and analysis, conclusion, and evaluation. The problem question establishes the independent and dependent variables, and the hypothesis predicts the outcome. The materials and methods section describes the experimental procedure. The results and analysis section presents findings from the experiment and includes any graphs or drawings. The conclusion states what the results indicate and compares this to the original hypothesis. Finally, the evaluation considers the accuracy and precision of measurements, discusses any difficulties, and provides suggestions for improvement.

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Hypothesis (: Independent Variable (What Dependent Variable (What Controlled Variables (Those

This document outlines the structure for writing a science experiment report, including sections for the problem question and hypothesis, variables, materials and methods, results and analysis, conclusion, and evaluation. The problem question establishes the independent and dependent variables, and the hypothesis predicts the outcome. The materials and methods section describes the experimental procedure. The results and analysis section presents findings from the experiment and includes any graphs or drawings. The conclusion states what the results indicate and compares this to the original hypothesis. Finally, the evaluation considers the accuracy and precision of measurements, discusses any difficulties, and provides suggestions for improvement.

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Name: Date:

Subject: Grade:
Topic/Unit:
Submitted to :
Title of the experiment:

1. Problem Question (a question that includes both the independent and dependent variables.
The hypothesis is a possible answer to this question)
_______________________________________________________________________
2. Aim (objective)
________________________________________________________________________
3. Background introduction (Research is needed to do a good job but put all information in your
own words (read, take brief notes, put texts away, write it up).

______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________

4. Hypothesis (Predict an outcome based upon the background information. he usual format
is “IF …something is done and it affects the object, THEN. The independent and dependent
variables should be identified in the hypothesis as well as the problem question).
5. Variables

Independent Variable (what Dependent Variable (what Controlled Variables (those


you are changing) you are measuring) factors that need to be held
the same in each trial to
ensure a fair test)

6. Materials and Methods ( Experimental Procedure)/safety

1
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________

7. Results and analysis ( use the box below to show drawings and the attached graph paper
to show your results)

______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________

8. Conclusion (Explain what the results tell you. What is the answer to your problem? Restate the
hypothesis and compare your conclusion to it. How reliable are your results? Compare your results/values
with the literature. Calculate the percentage difference between the measured value and the literature
value)

9. Evaluation (Were the measurements accurate (close to the true values) and precise (close to each
other)? Discuss any difficulties. The impact of errors and suggestions for improvement)

The error or problem How that error affected the A suggestion for
encountered data improvement

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