6. Types Of Variables

Question 1

Manipulated: what do you do?:

Answer 1

Change this part of the experiment.

Question 2

Manipulated: how it affects the experiment:

Answer 2

Controls one part of the experiment by changing one part of it.

Question 3

Manipulated: what is an example?:

Answer 3

Changing the distance between the object and the lens or mirror each time.

Question 4

Controlled: what do you do?:

Answer 4

Keep this part of the experiment the same.

Question 5

Controlled: how it affects the experiment:

Answer 5

Makes sure somethings in the experiment are the same throughout.

Question 6

Controlled: what is an example?:

Answer 6

Using the same object throughout the experiment.

Question 7

Responding: what do you do?:

Answer 7

Observe what happens.

Question 8

Responding: how it affects the experiment:

Answer 8

Lets you observe the result of your experiment.

Question 9

Responding: what is an example?:

Answer 9

Observing the differences in the images created.