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Observing Predicting Classifying Measuring
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Observing Predicting Classifying Measuring
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Inferring Predicting Measuring Analyzing
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Inferring Predicting Measuring Analyzing
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Qualitative Observation Quantitative Observation
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Qualitative Observation Quantitative Observation
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Length Temperature Density Mass
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Length Temperature Density Mass
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Scale Triple beam balance Meter stick Thermometer
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Scale Triple beam balance Meter stick Thermometer
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Grams Centimeters Milliliters Grams per cubic centimeter
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Grams Centimeters Milliliters Grams per cubic centimeter
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Beaker Flask Balance Graduated Cylinder
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Beaker Flask Balance Graduated Cylinder
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Distance Volume Density Temperature
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Distance Volume Density Temperature
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mL cm kg *C
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mL cm kg *C
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Measurement curve Mandible Manual Meniscus
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Measurement curve Mandible Manual Meniscus
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Highest point of the meniscus Middle point of the meniscus Lowest point of the meniscus
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Highest point of the meniscus Middle point of the meniscus Lowest point of the meniscus
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I think that I will do well on my test. If I study for my test, I will do well. Students who study for the test will do better than students who do not study for the test. If half of the students study for the test and half do not, then the students who studied will have higher test scores than the students who did not study.
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I think that I will do well on my test. If I study for my test, I will do well. Students who study for the test will do better than students who do not study for the test. If half of the students study for the test and half do not, then the students who studied will have higher test scores than the students who did not study.
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Graduated cylinder Metric ruler Graph Triple beam balance
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Graduated cylinder Metric ruler Graph Triple beam balance
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Scientific inquiry Scientific law Scientific theory
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Scientific inquiry Scientific law Scientific theory
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One Ten Twenty One hundred
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One Ten Twenty One hundred
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Yardstick Meter stick Balance
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Yardstick Meter stick Balance
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Gram Liter Meter Millimeter
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Gram Liter Meter Millimeter
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Qualitative observations Quantitative observations
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Qualitative observations Quantitative observations
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The temperature of the magnet How many paperclips were picked up by each magnet (strength of magnet) All three magnets are identical
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The temperature of the magnet How many paperclips were picked up by each magnet (strength of magnet) All three magnets are identical
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The temperature of the magnet How many paperclips were picked up by each magnet (strength of magnet) All three magnets are identical
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The temperature of the magnet How many paperclips were picked up by each magnet (strength of magnet) All three magnets are identical
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The temperature of the magnet How many paperclips were picked up by each magnet (strength of magnet) All three magnets are identical
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The temperature of the magnet How many paperclips were picked up by each magnet (strength of magnet) All three magnets are identical
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D= 0.2 g/cm 3 D= 40 g D= 5 g/cm 3 D= 0.2 cm 3
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D= 0.2 g/cm 3 D= 40 g D= 5 g/cm 3 D= 0.2 cm 3
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Birds are attracted to white objects Sunflower seeds are crunchy Birds do not like seeds Birds prefer sunflower seeds
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Birds are attracted to white objects Sunflower seeds are crunchy Birds do not like seeds Birds prefer sunflower seeds
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Mug A retains less heat than Mug B Mug A retains more heat than Mug B Mug A and Mug B retain the same amount of heat Mug A has twice as much heat as Mug B
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Mug A retains less heat than Mug B Mug A retains more heat than Mug B Mug A and Mug B retain the same amount of heat Mug A has twice as much heat as Mug B
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