They started to read books, surf the internet and study researches onthe effect of music to plant growth, Members from the group continued toformulate their respective hypotheses. They went on performing a simpleexperiment.The group selected two San Francisco plants of similar size plantedon the sanme type of soil and kind of pots. Both plants were healthy. Eachplant were placed in separate rooms with a window exposed to full sunlightand were watered with equal amounts every day. They measured the heightof the plants.Once a day, they played classical music on room 1 for about onehour while leaving room 2 with no music played. Over a period of twoweeks, they noted significant differences in each plant's growth.Multiple Choice: Write the letter of your answer before the number.What was the problem in the Grade 7-Rizal's experiment?Which San Francisco plant is taller?What kind of music should be given to plants?1.a.How long can plants grow?d. Does music make a plant grow faster?с.2.What do you think their hypothesis was?San Francisco plants grow because of sunlight.b. There is no change in size of the San Francisco plants because it got equal amounts ofa.water.Music can help plant grow faster.d. Plants need good soil to grow faster.с.

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What was the problem in the Grade 7-Rizal's experiment? Which San Francisco plant is taller? b. What kind of music should be given to plants? How long can plants grow? d. Does music make a plant grow faster? 1. a. C. 2. What do you think their hypothesis was?

What was the problem in the Grade 7-Rizal's experiment? Which San Francisco plant is taller? b. What kind of music should be given to plants? How long can plants grow? d. Does music make a plant grow faster? 1. a. C. 2. What do you think their hypothesis was?

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They started to read books, surf the internet and study researches on
the effect of music to plant growth, Members from the group continued to
formulate their respective hypotheses. They went on performing a simple
experiment.
The group selected two San Francisco plants of similar size planted
on the sanme type of soil and kind of pots. Both plants were healthy. Each
plant were placed in separate rooms with a window exposed to full sunlight
and were watered with equal amounts every day. They measured the height
of the plants.
Once a day, they played classical music on room 1 for about one
hour while leaving room 2 with no music played. Over a period of two
weeks, they noted significant differences in each plant's growth.
Multiple Choice: Write the letter of your answer before the number.
What was the problem in the Grade 7-Rizal's experiment?
Which San Francisco plant is taller?
What kind of music should be given to plants?
1.
a.
How long can plants grow?
d. Does music make a plant grow faster?
с.
2.
What do you think their hypothesis was?
San Francisco plants grow because of sunlight.
b. There is no change in size of the San Francisco plants because it got equal amounts of
a.
water.
Music can help plant grow faster.
d. Plants need good soil to grow faster.
с.

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