In Structured Inquiry, students are given, The question only, The question and the procedure, The procedure only, Which example represents Structured Inquiry?, Students design their own experiment about plant growth., Students choose any topic and investigate it freely., Students are given a question and steps to test how light affects plant growth., In Guided Inquiry, students are given:, The research question only, The procedure only, The results only, Which example represents Guided Inquiry, Students are told exactly how to test water evaporation., Students receive a question about evaporation and design their own method., Students repeat an experiment to prove a known fact., What is the main difference between Structured and Guided Inquiry?, In Structured Inquiry, students create the question., In Guided Inquiry, both question and procedure are given., In Structured Inquiry, both question and procedure are given, while in Guided Inquiry only the question is given., In Open Inquiry, students, Are given the question and steps, Are given only the question, Formulate the question and design the procedure themselves, Which example represents Open Inquiry, Students investigate any scientific problem of their choice and design the entire experiment., Students follow fixed steps to test gravity., Students answer worksheet questions., Confirmation Inquiry is mainly used to:, Discover new knowledge., Confirm a known concept or principle., Allow complete freedom in research., Which example represents Confirmation Inquiry, Students investigate a new unknown problem, Students conduct an experiment to verify a law that is already known., Students design their own research topic, A group of students investigates the effect of temperature on sugar dissolving. They choose the question themselves and design the entire experiment without any given steps. This type of inquiry is:, Structured Inquiry, Guided Inquiry, Open Inquiry, Confirmation Inquiry.

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