| 2 "Identifying Data table Headings from Testable Questions" Worksheet/ (Identificando encabezados de tablas de data de Preguntas comprobables) Directions: First: Circle the questions which are testable using scientific experimentation. Then: Insert the headings of the Data Table for that experiment. Remember to include units. (Instrucciones) 1o: Circula las preguntas que son comprobables utilizando experimentación científica 20: Inserta los encabezados de la Tabla de data para ese experimento. Recuerda incluir las unidades. 1. Are there more seeds in Fuji apples or Washington apples? (¿Hay más semillas en la manzana Fuji o la manzana Fuji?) 2. What types of apples grow in Missouri? (¿Qué tipo de manzanas se dan en Missouri?) 3. Why do people smoke? (¿Por qué fuma la gente?)

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