Arrange the following steps of the scientific method in correct chronological or

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Arrange the following steps of the scientific method in correct chronological order. Match the steps of the scientific method with their correct description.

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Develop a hypothesis

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Observe some aspect of nature and research what others have found out about it

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Make a prediction, using the hypothesis as a guide; the “if-then” process

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Repeat the tests or devise new ones

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Objectively analyze and the results

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Devise ways to test the accuracy of predictions drawn from the hypothesis (use of observations, models, and experiments)

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Report the results from tests and the conclusions drawn

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Step 5

Step 6

Step 7

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Develop a hypothesis

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Observe some aspect of nature and research what others have found out about it

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Make a prediction, using the hypothesis as a guide; the “if-then” process

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Repeat the tests or devise new ones

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Objectively analyze and the results

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Devise ways to test the accuracy of predictions drawn from the hypothesis (use of observations, models, and experiments)

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Report the results from tests and the conclusions drawn

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Step 1

2.

Step 2

3.

Step 3

4.

Step 4

5.

Step 5

6.

Step 6

7.

Step 7

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Answer:

The steps of the scientific method with their correct description:

1. Observe some aspect of nature and research what others have found out about it.

2. Develop a hypothesis.

3. Make a prediction, using the hypothesis as a guide; the “if-then” process.

4. Devise ways to test the accuracy of predictions drawn from the hypothesis (use of observations, models, and experiments).

5. Repeat the tests or devise new ones

6. Report the results from tests and the conclusions drawn.

7. Objectively analyze and the results.

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