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                                            🟥Survey 

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                                            🟥Survey 

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📘 Definition: A set of questions given to people to seek their responses.

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I think this is a survey because...

They asked people to...

The study collects responses...

✅ Example Prompt:

Why are students missing school?

📬 Sent a letter home with questions = Survey

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📘 Definition: Observes behavior or outcomes without changing anything.

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I think this is an observational study because...

They watched without changing anything.

No one was influenced in this study...

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📘 Definition: Researchers change a variable and measure the effect.

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I think this is an experiment because...

They assigned groups and changed something.

The test measured cause and effect.

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I notice that the headlines don't really correspond to the graph.

I wonder how they're related.

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I notice years at the bottom I wonder what problem the graph represents.

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I notice years at the bottom I wonder what problem the graph represents.

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A graph and 2 headlines from a website are shown.

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A graph and 2 headlines from a website are shown.

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“80% of Dentists Recommend Acme Toothpaste”

“Pythagoras Brand Rulers Measure 20% Better”

What do you notice? What do you wonder?

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i notice that the graph lines look like mountains i wonder why it looks like that

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I notice the graph decaying the graph being a weird shape like mountains.

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Global air temperature keeps going up and down I wonder why that is? There is also no relation between the graph and the two headlines.

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Global air temperature keeps going up and down I wonder why that is? There is also no relation between the graph and the two headlines.

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the headlines are completely unrelated

it dips at 2009, why so chilly

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 One thing I notice about the  graph is that  the  line in the graph spikes up and goes back up and also that the red line  doesnt hit int he highest peak 

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 One thing I notice about the  graph is that  the  line in the graph spikes up and goes back up and also that the red line  doesnt hit int he highest peak 

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I notice that there is a dip in 2002 and 1009

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I notice that the lines of the graph shown look like mountains. I wonder if it could look any different.

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I notice that the global air temperature is decreasing, in contrast to the concept of global warming. This study is from the year 2000 to the year 2012.

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something I noticed about the graph was that it started at the top then it was going down and it went down a lot then went back up

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something I noticed about the graph was that it started at the top then it was going down and it went down a lot then went back up

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I notice that the temperature change goes up and down a lot. I wonder why.

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I notice that the temperature change goes up and down a lot. I wonder why.

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There is a dip near 2002 and 2009, but after these dips it shoots back up

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There is a dip near 2002 and 2009, but after these dips it shoots back up

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i noticed there's a red line going through the graph

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i noticed there's a red line going through the graph

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I notice that around 2009 the graph hits it lowest point. I wonder what the red line represents.

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I notice it goes down then up and down again. I wonder why

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I notice it goes down then up and down again. I wonder why

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I notice that the red dotted line goes through the peaks on the graph.

I wonder why the graph consistently stays above the 0.4 mark throughout the years.

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I notice how it's trending down. I wonder why it's trending down.

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I notice that there are three years on the graph, and why is it those years specifically

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I notice that there are three years on the graph, and why is it those years specifically

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I notice the graph starts up decently high and then starts to go down around 2009. I wonder why there is a red line.

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I noticed the two different lines.

I wonder why the line is decreasing.

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I wonder how they are related. I notice how the headlins don't correspond to at the bottom of the graph.

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I wonder how they are related. I notice how the headlins don't correspond to at the bottom of the graph.

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Looking at the graph the tempture seems to to go down to up then goes down and very high rate which makes me wonder why during 2005-2010 the temp goes that this fast

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From the graph, I noticed that between 2005 and 2010, there was a big decrease in the global air temperature. I wonder why it decreased so much during 2005 and 2010

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I noticed that the graph is decreasing, its negative. I wonder why there is a red line.

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I wonder why the black line goes very low, and then very high, and then very low again, and then very high. I notice that the red line goes down but straight.

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I notice that none of the headlines relate to each other. and I wonder if there any correlation

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i noticed that the graph looks like mountains and i wonder why its like that

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I notice that the graph is like waves going up and down but around the time 2005-2010 the tempture goes way way down which makes me wonder what event made the temperture go that low

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I notice the way the way the lines are going. I wonder what makes the temp go up and down?

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I notice the way the way the lines are going. I wonder what makes the temp go up and down?