# 1Multiple Choice
What is a fair test in an experiment?
Where all the factors are different
Where every factor is the same except one
Where no factors are the same
Where every factor is the same
Fair Test - 3 plants
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# 2Multiple Choice
In a fair test, what should be the same for all experimental setups?
The plant parts
The number of plants
The material being tested
The factor you are trying to find out
# 3Multiple Choice
Tina is experimenting with different types of soil to see which is best for plant growth. What is Tina trying to find out?
If the size of the pot makes the plant grow well
If the plant's height makes it grow well
Which type of soil is suitable for the plant to grow well
Which leaf is the best for the plant
# 4Multiple Choice
In Tina's experiment, the type of plant, pot size, amount of soil, amount of water, and exposure to sunlight are all the same for the three pots. Which factor is different?
Type of plant
Type of soil
Pot size
Amount of water
# 5True/False
For an experiment to be a fair test, everything should be the same except for what you are trying to find out.
# 6True/False
In a fair test, you should change all the conditions at the same time.
# 7Short Answer
What is the main idea of a fair test?
Change one thing
# 8Multiple Choice
To make Tina's investigation a fair test, what are two things she ensured were the same?
Conditions and different times when investigating
All of the soil used are of the same amount
Same type of soil
All the plants are of the same type
# 9Short Answer
If you want to find out if sunlight helps plants grow, what should be the only thing different between your two plant setups?
Sunlight
# 10True/False
A fair test requires at least two experimental setups.
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