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ScienceA student recorded sound intensity only as loud or soft. What is the best improvement for comparing different classrooms?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsExpert ScienceA scientist wrote that an organism's speed suddenly increased. What should be added to make this observation more useful?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsExpert ScienceA student wrote that sugar dissolved slowly in cold water. Which additional measurement would be most useful?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsExpert ScienceA plant grew by approximately two centimetres per day. What type of statement is this?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsHard ScienceA student recorded that a plant grew quickly. What is the best way to make this measurable?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsHard ScienceA student wrote that a metal became longer on heating. What should be added to make the statement more scientific?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsHard ScienceWhich observation is the most reproducible?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsHard ScienceWhich statement uses a number?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsEasy ScienceWhich statement is a quantitative observation?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsEasy ScienceWhich observation involves counting?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsEasy ScienceWhich is a qualitative observation?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsEasy ScienceWhich observation uses a number?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsEasy ScienceWhich statement is written with a measurement?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsEasy ScienceWhich observation describes a quality?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsEasy ScienceWhich observation is quantitative?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsEasy ScienceWhat would be a better quantitative observation than merely describing a sound as loud?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsMedium ScienceA student observes germination in five seeds and records the number of germinated seeds daily. What type of observation is it?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsMedium ScienceWhat identifies a quantitative observation?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsMedium ScienceWhich option contains a quantitative observation?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsMedium ScienceWhy are units used in scientific observations?Class 9Exploration: Entering the World of Secondary ScienceScientific questions and observationsMedium