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  • The _________ is the name of a scientific experiment
    TITLE
  • The ____________ are the things that you use to conduct an experiment.
    MATERIALS
  • Exercising is good for your body,......... isn't it / is it?
    isn't it?
  • When the sun come up, (be bright) ___________.
    it gets bright
  • Mr. David likes burritos,........... doesn't he / does he?
    doesn't he?
  • If I don't nap at lunch time, (be tired) ______________ in the afternoon.
    I get tired
  • You didn't study for the test,......... did you / didn't you?
    did you?
  • Voluntary or Involuntary: Raising your hand to speak
    Voluntary
  • Voluntary or Involuntary: Heartbeat
    Involuntary
  • You know how to speak English,........... don't you / do you?
    don't you?
  • Voluntary or Involuntary: Running as fast as you can when playing sports
    Voluntary
  • When it rains, I (be wet) _________ unless I have an umbrella.
  • Reflexes aren't voluntary: TRUE or FALSE
    True, reflexes are INVOLUNTARY
  • When you don't listen to the teacher, you (be in trouble) ____________.
    get in trouble
  • You don't have to ___________ about involuntary actions.
    think
  • If you ____________ something that causes pain, your brain makes you pull that body part away fast.
    touch
  • Voluntary or Involuntary: Yawning
    Involuntary
  • Voluntary or Involuntary: Having an allergy to something
    Involuntary
  • The ____________ states the purpose of the scientific experiment.
    OBJECTIVE
  • A doctor checks the reflexes in your ___________ by hitting them gently with a small hammer.
    knees
  • The ________________ is where you state your opinion about the findings of your experiment.
    CONLUSION
  • The ___________ section is when you say what data you collected in an experiment.
    RESULTS
  • The __________ section of a scientific report explains the order in which you conduct your experiment.
    STAGES
  • You haven't been to Egypt,......... haven't you? / have you?
    have you?
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