Top 12 Tips for Primary School Science - Tip 11

By: Jessica Loke

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1	What is the purpose of Setup X in the experiment? This is also one of the common questions for experimental questions in Booklet B of the Science paper.
2	If you see a similar question in experimental questions, you should
	a)	identify Dependent Variables
	b)	identify Independent Variables
	c)	Answer using the below template <Setup Name> acts as a control set-up to prove that the <Dependent Variable> is caused only by the <Independent Variable> and not by any other variables in the experiment. If you do not know what are Independent and Dependent Variable, read up on them via Experimental Questions - Understanding Variables.
3	Try the below question taken from 2014 P4 SA2 MGS Paper. Dependent Variables - volume of water Independent Variables - roots Answer : Beakup B acts as a control set-up to prove that the difference in the volume of water is caused only by the roots taking in the water and not by any other variables in the experiment.

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