Complete the chart below to organize the information you have learned in this section.
put the following steps for scientific methods in order.
analyze the data, test the hypothesis, state the problem, draw conclusions, gather information,
form a hypothesis

1. State the problem.

2. Gather information.

3. Form a hypothesis.

4. Test the hypothesis (experimentation).

5. Analyze the data.

6. Draw conclusions.

Explanation:

Before you start an experiment, you need to first state a specific problem or question that is important and relevent in your area of study. E.g. Do toxic pesticides get consumed by birds?Then, you collect your information by making observations (usually in the field, in the case of biology). E.g. Collecting bird individuals and taking blood samples to determine if there's a presence of pesticides.After this, you form a hypothesis. With this observations you "provide" an explanation to this problem. E.g. Pesticides enter the bodies of birds through the consumption of seeds that contain these toxic chemicals.Test the hypothesis by creating experiments under controlled conditions. E.g. Spray seeds with pesticides and test if birds approach and consume them.Analyze the data you gathered (statistically).Draw conclusions: Pesticides are present in the bodies of birds after they consume seeds that have been in contact with toxic chemicals. This affects their behavior and impairs their migratory ability.