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    Subjective

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    Section B CriteriaSection B CriteriaA. Making InferenceA. Making Inference

    1. State logic reason1. State logic reason2. State other logic reason2. State other logic reason3. Observation3. Observation to support theto support the

    reasonreason

    B. PredictingB. Predicting 1.What will happened1.What will happened

    2. Extrapolating data2. Extrapolating data

    C. Controlling VariablesC. Controlling Variables

    1.1. State the informationsState the informations2. Thing to change2. Thing to change3. Thing to observe3. Thing to observe4. Thing to keep the same4. Thing to keep the same

    D. Interpreting DataD. Interpreting Data

    1. The aim of the data gathered1. The aim of the data gathered

    2. The trend of the data2. The trend of the data

    3. Relationship between the data3. Relationship between the data

    4. Making conclusion4. Making conclusion

    E. Making HypothesisE. Making Hypothesis

    1. Explain the relationship1. Explain the relationship

    2. Relationship base on a2. Relationship base on a

    statement givenstatement given

    C4C4

    C5C5

    C6C6C7C7

    C8C8

    C9C9

    C10C10

    C11C11

    C12C12

    C13C13

    C14C14

    C15C15

    C3C3

    C1C1

    C2C2

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    State the logic reason base on anobservation

    I. Observe the information given

    II. Explain WHY it happened

    Inference

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Interpreting

    Data

    Hypothesis

    A. Making Inference

    C1 The Basic Inference

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    Making

    inference

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    Example:

    C1 The basic Inference

    Bar magnet

    Paper clips

    The poles of the magnet are stronger than the middle

    Give reason (inference) based on the information given

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    State the logic reason base on thedifferences of the two observations.

    Making

    Inference

    Prediction

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypotesis

    A INFERENS

    C1.2 Inference about the differences

    20 chicks 10 chicks

    Box Number of chicks died

    J 2

    K 0

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    INFERENS

    MERAMAL

    KAWAL

    P/UBAH

    TAFSIR

    MAKLUMAT

    HIPOTESIS

    Example:

    C1.2 Inference about the differences

    Box Number of chicks died

    J 2

    K 0

    20 chicks 10 chicks

    State one reason (inference) based on these information

    Chicks in box J have less space.

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    INFERENS

    MERAMAL

    KAWAL

    P/UBAH

    TAFSIR

    MAKLUMAT

    HIPOTESIS

    A. INFERENS

    C2 Additional inference

    Box Number of chicks died

    J 2

    K 0

    20 chicks 10 chicks

    State another reason (inference) based on the observation

    Box J has high temperature

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    State one observation to support the reason given.

    MERAMAL

    KAWAL

    P/UBAH

    TAFSIR

    MAKLUMAT

    HIPOTESIS

    A INFERENS

    C3 Observation to support the reason

    Box Number of chicks died

    J 2

    K 0

    20 chicks 10 chicks

    The chicks in box J are weak

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    Inferences

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    Example:

    B

    C3 Observation to support the reason

    Box Number of chicks died

    J 2

    K 0

    20 chicks 10 chicks

    State one observation to support the reason given.

    The chicks in Box J are not active

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    State what will happen base on the datagiven.

    Identified the trend of the data beforepredicting.

    Predict thedata Extrapolate thedata

    Inferences

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    B: Predicting

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    Inferences

    Predicting

    Controlling

    variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    Example:

    C4 Predicting Data

    The chicks in Box K are transferred to box L. Box L is similarto box K but only 4 holes punched by the side.

    Predict what happen to the chicks after 4 hours

    The chicks will die

    10 chicks

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    Inferences

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    C5 Extrapolating Data

    Predict the mass of similar handkerchief after 1 hour it is

    hung under the fan of a very high (4) speed

    (4)

    High speed

    - 5

    -10

    -15

    45 -20

    45 g

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    4 Types questions

    State the variables/informationWhat toChangeWhat to Observe/MeasureWhat to keep theSame

    Inferences

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    C: Controlling Variables

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    State the variables/informationgathered for an investigation.

    Usuallythe thing to change withthething to observe.

    Inferences

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    C6 State the variables involved

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    200 ml of water was heatedin a beaker until it is boiled.

    Inferences

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    Example:

    C6 State the variables

    oo

    o

    o

    200 cm3 of water boils in 20 minutes

    150 cm3 of water boils in 15 minutes

    100 cm3 of water boils in 10 minutes

    State the information gathered from the fair test

    Volume of water

    Time to boil the water

    Result

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    The change will affect the result ofthe investigation.

    Can be stated earlieror before the

    experiment

    Inferences

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    C7 What is Changed (WTC)

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    Inferences

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    Example:

    C7 What is changed (WTC)

    Information on the X axis

    State what is changed (manipulated)

    The age // years

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    Inferences

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    Example :

    C7 What is Changed (WTC)

    Length of the

    Shadow / cm 65 25 0 25 65

    State what is changed (manipulated)

    Number of bulbs

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    Thing that changed when thing to

    change was changed.

    The result of the experiment

    Inference

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    C8 What is observed (WTO)

    E l

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    Inference

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    HYpotheisi

    Example :

    C8 What is observed (WTO)

    State what is observed

    Brightness of the bulbs

    E l

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    Inference

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypotheisi

    Example :

    C8 What is observed (WTO)

    State what is observed

    Number of telephone numbers

    Information on the Y axis

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    Thing to keep the same during theexperiment.Inference

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypotheisi

    C9 What is Kept the Same (WKS)

    Look for something that are similar / the same in the

    diagram / statement / table

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    Example

    C9 What is kept the Same (WKS)

    State two other variables that is kept the same (constant)Number of dry cell

    Type of circuit

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    Example :

    C9 What is kept the same

    State two other variables that is kept the same (constant)

    Types of transport DistanceTraveled (km)

    TimeTaken (hr)

    Motorcycle 500 8

    Bus 500 6

    Car 500 4

    Distance traveled

    Type of road

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    Question that related to thething to Change and ObserveInference

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    D INTERPRETING DATA

    State The aim of the investigation State the Trend of the data

    gathered State the Relationshipbetween the

    data gathered Making Conclusion

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    To find the relationship between

    (thing to change) and (thing tomeasure)

    To see the affect of the (thing tochange) to the (thing to measure)

    Inference

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    C10 The Aim of the Investigation

    Example:

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    C 10 The aim of the Investigation

    Example:

    Number of Weeks 4321

    What is the purpose (aim) of this investigation?

    Number ofbulbs

    Brightness

    of the bulbs

    WTC

    WTO

    To investigate the relationship between andthe number of bulbs

    the brightness of the bulbs

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    State the trend of the data gathered Increase / Decrease / Unchanged The data should be in various type

    Table, chart, statement, graphic, etc.

    Inference

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    C11 State the Trend of the Data

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    What is the trend of changes in the water levelon_________

    Inference

    Predicting

    Controlling

    variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    Example:

    C11 State the Trend of the Data

    Time Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

    05 am 152 cm 170 cm 175 cm 174 cm 160 cm 150 cm

    10 am 154 cm 172 cm 176 cm 172 cm 159 cm 150 cm

    15 pm 156 cm 173 cm 176 cm 170 cm 153 cm 150 cm

    20 pm 158 cm 175 cm 175 cm 168 cm 150 cm 150 cm

    SundayWednesdayFriday

    increase

    Decrease

    No change

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    Example:

    C11 State the Trend of the Data

    Morning AfternoonTime 9.00 10.00 11.00 1.00 2.00 3.00

    Length of theshadow (cm)

    30 20 10 10 20 30

    What is the trend of changes in the length of the shadows in the

    morning?

    Increase

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    Making a statement to explain

    the relationshipbetween Thing

    to Change and Thing to Measure

    Inference

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    C12 Relationship between the data

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    State the relationship between the number of bulbsand the brightness of the bulbs

    Inference

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    Example:

    C12 Relationship between the data

    As the decrease, the

    increase.

    number of bulbs brightness of the bulbs

    decrease

    increase

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    Inference

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    C13 Making Conclusion

    Conclude the relationship

    between the two variablesafter a

    fair test.

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    Inferences

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    Example:C13 Making Conclusion

    What can you conclude from this investigation?

    When the increase, the

    decrease

    speed of the fan mass after I hr

    increasedecrease

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    Make a suitable conclusion base on the data given

    Inferences

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    Example:C13 Making Conclusion

    What can you conclude from this investigation?

    The bulbs are brighter in the parallel circuit than in the series

    circuit

    E MAKING HYPOTHESIS

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    Explanation about the relationship

    between the two variables.

    Question Format: Making normal Hypothesis

    Making Hypothesis base on a statement

    (Science principle)

    Inference

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    E. MAKING HYPOTHESIS

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    Inference

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    Example:

    C14 Suggest explanation for relationship between

    variables

    As the increase,

    the increase.

    the distance of the planet from the Sun

    time taken to orbit the Sun

    The time taken by the planet to orbit the Sunis related to

    the distance of the planet from the Sun

    Based on the statement above, state one relationship

    (hypothesis) between the variable that is change and

    the variable that is observed

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    Inferences

    Predicting

    Controlling

    Variables

    Data

    Analysis

    Hypothesis

    C15 Hypothesis base on Science Principle

    The surrounding temperatureaffected

    thetime taken to evaporate.

    Making Hypothesis base on astatement (Science principle) given.

    When the surrounding temperature increase thetime taken to evaporate decrease

    Based on the statement above, state one relationship

    (hypothesis) between the variable that is change and

    the variable that is observed

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