Science is our knowledge of the natural world, and applications of that scientific knowledge are found in the various forms of technology that we use every day. Biology is a scientific field that studies living things and their environment. It is important to remember that science is also a process used to acquire information about our natural world through observation, inquiry, rational thinking, and questioning. It is important that the information and data gathered is relevant and reliable. Use the lab example provided to complete the Practice Writing a Lab Report activity. Please fill in this lab report with the appropriate information and data from the lab scenario Note: Use the information provided in the lab scenario to complete this assignment DO NOT submit guided notes Title: Include your name, Instructor's name, and the name of the lab Objective(s): What is the purpose of the lab? Hypotheses: What was the hypothesis in the experiment? The hypothesis should make a prediction of the outcome of your experiment and should include an explanation of why you expect that outcome. Variables: Independent Variable: . Dependent Variable: • Controlled Variable: Materials: Procedures: The procedures are listed in Practice Writing a Lab Report Activity. You do not need to include them here. Data Analysis: Part 1: Include the data provided in the lab scenarlo here. If you were conducting an experiment, you would record your data in a table.

Part 2: Using your data in Part 1, create a graph that represents the height of each plant over the ten days.
Insert chart (Hint: don't forget to consider the relationship between your data and the type of graph to best represent your data. A bar graph would be the best option to analyze this data. Remember to give your graph a title.]
Conclusion:
Be sure to answer the following reflection questions as a summary in the conclusion of your lab report
• Was John's hypothesis correct or incorrect? Why or why not?
Using that data in the table which fertilizer worked the best? Explain your answer.
• Which plant did not grow well? Explain your answer.
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Questions:
1. Explain what makes a scientific experiment reliable. Be sure to include at least three reasons to support your answer.
2. During research, why is it important to use peer reviewed evidence when collecting background information during a scientific investigation?

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