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1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?

6. What is your control?

7. What variables will remain constant?

8. What materials will you need?

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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Section Name: Design

As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?

6. What is your control?

7. What variables will remain constant?

8. What materials will you need?

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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Section Name: Design

As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?

6. What is your control?

7. What variables will remain constant?

8. What materials will you need?

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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Section Name: Design

As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?

6. What is your control?

7. What variables will remain constant?

8. What materials will you need?

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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Section Name: Design

As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?

6. What is your control?

7. What variables will remain constant?

8. What materials will you need?

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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Section Name: Design

As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?

6. What is your control?

7. What variables will remain constant?

8. What materials will you need?

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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Section Name: Design

As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?

6. What is your control?

7. What variables will remain constant?

8. What materials will you need?

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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9/21/98 10:08:33 bms208: Message from chulburt: we don't have that check again

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Section Name: Design

As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?Ab

6. What is your control?

7. What variables will remain constant?

8. What materials will you need?

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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Section Name: Design

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1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?Ab

6. What is your control?

7. What variables will remain constant?

8. What materials will you need?

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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Section Name: Design

As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?Ability to reconize skittle flavor

6. What is your control?

7. What variables will remain constant?

8. What materials will you need?

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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Section Name: Design

As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?Ability to reconize skittle flavor

6. What is your control?

7. What variables will remain constant?

8. What materials will you need?

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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Section Name: Design

As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?Ability to recognize skittle flavor

6. What is your control? No control

7. What variables will remain constant? The person we are using will remain constant as well as the different colors of the skittles

8. What materials will you need? Skittles and people willing to eat the Skittles

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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Section Name: Design

As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?Ability to recognize skittle flavor

6. What is your control? No control

7. What variables will remain constant? The person we are using will remain constant as well as the different colors of the skittles

8. What materials will you need? Skittles and people willing to eat the Skittles

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.1.

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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9/21/98 10:19:15 bms208: Message from chulburt: are we trying to figure out the color or the flavor?

9/21/98 10:19:59 bhs204: Message from ktront: the color baised upon what the individual thinks the flavor is.

9/21/98 10:20:20 bms208: Message from chulburt: ok that's fine

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9/21/98 10:20:37 bhs204: Message from ktront: is there any particular way you want to do the table

9/21/98 10:22:59 bms705: Message from sdouglas: not really. i guess we could have the volunteres names and their guess of the flavor

9/21/98 10:24:03 bhs204: Message from ktront: sounds good, we will probably also need a space for whether or not they guess right and then graph the comparison between right and wrong guesses

9/21/98 10:24:34 bms705: Message from sdouglas: okay

9/21/98 10:25:18 bhs204: Message from ktront: well, our class is almost over so I guess we will do the experiment on wensday after you run the mile

9/21/98 10:25:34 bms705: Message from sdouglas: okay.

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Section Name: Design

As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?Ability to recognize skittle color

6. What is your control? No control

7. What variables will remain constant? The person we are using will remain constant as well as the different colors of the skittles

8. What materials will you need? Skittles and people willing to eat the Skittles

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.1. explain experiment and tell colors of skittles to people

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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9/21/98 10:27:27 bms208: Message from chulburt: hi sarah douglas

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9/23/98 9:58:33 bms705: Message from chulburt: can you guys call us. we can't call you.

9/23/98 10:22:43 bms705: Message from chulburt: Sorry to break in, but could you do us a quick favor?

9/23/98 10:23:57 bms705: Message from chulburt: Could you get the Skittles groups to call us. We're on Microwave (198.82.203.197) Thanks!!

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Section Name: Design

As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?Ability to recognize skittle color

6. What is your control? No control

7. What variables will remain constant? The person we are using will remain constant as well as the different colors of the skittles

8. What materials will you need? Skittles and people willing to eat the Skittles

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.1. explain experiment and tell colors of skittles to people

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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Section Name: Design

As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?Ability to recognize skittle flavor

6. What is your control? No control

7. What variables will remain constant? The person we are using will remain constant as well as the different colors of the skittles

8. What materials will you need? Skittles and people willing to eat the Skittles

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.1. explain experiment and tell colors of skittles to people 2. Blinfold the "victims" 3. feed them one skittle at a time, ask them what there guess is and, give them a sip of water to wash down the skittle flavor.4. record data, 5.make results into a graph.

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?Ability to recognize skittle flavor

6. What is your control? No control

7. What variables will remain constant? The person we are using will remain constant as well as the different colors of the skittles

8. What materials will you need? Skittles and people willing to eat the Skittles

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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Is is possible to determine the color of a skittle without first seeing it?

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1. Obtain three bags of skittles. Split up, each person going to different people in the classroom.

2. Questioning one person who is closing their eyes, give them one randomly selected skittle at time until they can determine the color all all of the skittles.

3. Record the data. List how many tries it took each person to guess each color.

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As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?Ability to recognize skittle flavor

6. What is your control? No control

7. What variables will remain constant? The person we are using will remain constant as well as the different colors of the skittles

8. What materials will you need? Skittles and people willing to eat the Skittles

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

Colors of the skittles/ number of tries are written across the top. The side is the number of the person trying the skittles. In the boxes we put how many tries it took until they guessed what color it was.

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The only possible conclusion that can be drawn by the skittle experimant is that no one, except the abid skittle eater, can determine the color of a skittle without seeing it. The green skittle seemed to be the hardest for people to figure out what it was and the purple was the easiest.

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1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?Ability to recognize skittle flavor

6. What is your control? No control

7. What variables will remain constant? The person we are using will remain constant as well as the different colors of the skittles

8. What materials will you need? Skittles and people willing to eat the Skittles

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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Section Name: Data

We tested five different colors/types of skittles and we tested 7 girls and 7 boys. 9 out of 14 people guessed that the lemon flavor actually was lemon. 6 out of 14 people guessed that lime was actually lime flavored. 8 out of 14 people guessed that orange and grape were the actual flavors. 6 out of 14 people guessed that strawberry actually were strawberry flavored.

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Section Name: Conclusions

Our hypothhesis came out in the end to be correct. It seemed that it was virtualy inmpossible to determine the color of a skittle by its' flavor. Some colors, such as purple, had a more distinctive flavor allowing people to determine the color easier. All of the flavors like green and yellow seemed to blend together makig it harder for someone to determine the color.

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1. Obtain three bags of skittles. Split up, each person going to different people in the classroom.

2. Questioning one person who is closing their eyes, give them one randomly selected skittle at time until they can determine the color all all of the skittles.

3. Record the data. List how many tries it took each person to guess each color.

MIDDLE SCHOOL PROCEDURE

1. Obtain one 8 oz. bag of original flavor SKITTLES. Divide skittles into cups baised on color of skittles.

2. Blind fold each person, tell them which flavor the skittles are and then randomly give them the flavors. Have the person tell you what color they think they are tasting.

3. Record data.

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1. Obtain three bags of skittles. Split up, each person going to different people in the classroom.

2. Questioning one person who is closing their eyes, give them one randomly selected skittle at time until they can determine the color all all of the skittles.

3. Record the data. List how many tries it took each person to guess each color.

MIDDLE SCHOOL PROCEDURE

1. Obtain one 8 oz. bag of original flavor SKITTLES. Divide skittles into cups baised on color of skittles.

2. Blind fold each person, tell them which flavor the skittles are and then randomly give them the flavors. Have the person tell you what color they think they are tasting.

3. Record data.

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Section Name: Procedure

1. Obtain three bags of skittles. Split up, each person going to different people in the classroom.

2. Questioning one person who is closing their eyes, give them one randomly selected skittle at time until they can determine the color all all of the skittles.

3. Record the data. List how many tries it took each person to guess each color.

MIDDLE SCHOOL PROCEDURE

1. Obtain one 8 oz. bag of original flavor SKITTLES. Divide skittles into cups baised on color of skittles.

2. Blind fold each person, tell them which flavor the skittles are and then randomly give them the flavors. Have the person tell you what color they think they are tasting.

3. Record data.

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1. Obtain three bags of skittles. Split up, each person going to different people in the classroom.

2. Questioning one person who is closing their eyes, give them one randomly selected skittle at time until they can determine the color all all of the skittles.

3. Record the data. List how many tries it took each person to guess each color.

MIDDLE SCHOOL PROCEDURE

1. Obtain one 8 oz. bag of original flavor SKITTLES. Divide skittles into cups baised on color of skittles.

2. Blind fold each person, tell them which flavor the skittles are and then randomly give them the flavors. Have the person tell you what color they think they are tasting.

3. Record data.

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1. Obtain three bags of skittles. Split up, each person going to different people in the classroom.

2. Questioning one person who is closing their eyes, give them one randomly selected skittle at time until they can determine the color all all of the skittles.

3. Record the data. List how many tries it took each person to guess each color.

MIDDLE SCHOOL PROCEDURE

1. Obtain one 8 oz. bag of original flavor SKITTLES. Divide skittles into cups baised on color of skittles.

2. Blind fold each person, tell them which flavor the skittles are and then randomly give them the flavors. Have the person tell you what color they think they are tasting.

3. Record data.

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1. Obtain three bags of skittles. Split up, each person going to different people in the classroom.

2. Questioning one person who is closing their eyes, give them one randomly selected skittle at time until they can determine the color all all of the skittles.

3. Record the data. List how many tries it took each person to guess each color.

MIDDLE SCHOOL PROCEDURE

1. Obtain one 8 oz. bag of original flavor SKITTLES. Divide skittles into cups baised on color of skittles.

2. Blind fold each person, tell each person which flavor the skittles are and then randomly give the person the flavors. Have the person tell you what color they think they are tasting.

3. Record data.

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Is is possible to determine the color of a skittle without first seeing it?

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As you begin your project, start by doing and answering these things. It's important that you agree on your answers. Type your answers in the spaces between the questions below.

1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?Ability to recognize skittle flavor

6. What is your control? No control

7. What variables will remain constant? The person we are using will remain constant as well as the different colors of the skittles

8. What materials will you need? Skittles and people willing to eat the Skittles

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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1. Using the EDIT menu, change the name of this notebook to something more relavent to your topic.

2. What is your research question or purpose? Is it possible to determine the color of a skittle by its flavor?

3. What is your hypothesis? It will be impossible to determine the color of a skittle without seeing the color or guessing at the flavor.

4. What is your independent variable? Changing of the colors of the Skittles would be the variable

5. What is your dependent variable?

6. What is your control?

7. What variables will remain constant?

8. What materials will you need?

9. Outline your methods or procedures for carrying out your experiment.

10. How will you record your data? Describe your table.

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