All scientists start off with a - question, A good question should have  - one variable, be examinable, not be opinion based, A good question should not include - words like 'best', 'most', 'strongest', A hypothesis - is an educated guess used to explain something based on knowledge you already have., Hypotheses - plural of hypothesis, For your prediction to be a provable hypothesis - be testable, be falsifiable, be specific, have variables., What is a method? - A list of clear instructions that anybody could follow. It allows someone to carry out, or repeat, a scientific investigation, A good method includes - be clearly and concisely written, contain all information needed to carry out the investigation, including exact measurements and units, be repeatable by somebody else, include scientific terms for equipment names. , A bad method - is not repeatable, Results - outcomes that you observe/measure during an investigation, Conclusion - summarises your results and explains if they support or contradict your original hypothesis,

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