Section 2

Question 1

How should you review your hypothesis

Answer 1

A simple correct statement is made as to whether or not the results support the hypothesis and an explanation that includes a detailed description of a correctly identified pattern or lack of pattern

Question 2

How do you answer a question about repeatability

Answer 2

There is a correct statement regarding whether or not any measurements were repeated and a clear indication of which results were repeated. These is reference to anomalous results or systematic errors, and the effects these would cause

Question 3

How do you sketch the graph

Answer 3

Both axes labelled with the variables and units and an appropriate line drawn

Question 4

How do you analyse a case study

Answer 4

A clear statement is made hat Case study 1 supports and correct statements are made about case study 2 and 3 supported by a more detailed explanation of both of them

Question 5

How do you compare the relationship

Answer 5

There is data quoted to support any comments. A realisation that any discerned relationship can only be an approximation using the data from the table as some results may be anomalies

Question 6

How do you answer a question on context

Answer 6

Am idea from the research has been related to the context and there is a detailed explanation of how this idea can be applied in the given context

Question 7

How many variables must you correctly identify

Answer 7

Three