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How can a scientific question be prevented from being too vague?

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Correct answer: By stating clear variables and measurable outcomes

A good scientific question clearly identifies the variables to be investigated and allows the outcome to be measured or observed. Therefore, stating clear variables and measurable outcomes makes the question focused, objective, and testable. Words such as “good” and “bad” are vague because they do not give a fixed measure. Exam tip: identify what will be changed and what will be measured in the question.

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