Question

directions: drag each tile to the correct box. juan is interested in finding out whether hummingbirds are attracted to some flowers more than others. in what order should juan perform the steps of his experiment? observe how many times hummingbirds visit each flower. create a garden of different flowers. make a prediction about which flowers hummingbirds are most attracted to. write a report on his findings. record his observations. 6 of 10 answered session timer: 3:00 session score: 100% (6/6)

Explanation:

Step1: Identify the scientific method steps

The scientific method typically involves making a prediction (hypothesis), setting up the experiment, observing/recording data, and then reporting findings. For Juan's experiment on hummingbird attraction to flowers:

1. First, he should make a prediction about which flowers hummingbirds are most attracted to (this is forming a hypothesis).
2. Then, create a garden of different flowers (setting up the experimental environment).
3. Next, observe how many times hummingbirds visit each flower and record his observations (collecting data).
4. Finally, write a report on his findings (analyzing and presenting results).

Step2: Order the steps

So the correct order from first to last is:

1. Make a prediction about which flowers hummingbirds are most attracted to.
2. Create a garden of different flowers.
3. Observe how many times hummingbirds visit each flower.
4. Record his observations.
5. Write a report on his findings.

But since the tiles are: "Make a prediction about which flowers hummingbirds are most attracted to", "Create a garden of different flowers", "Observe how many times hummingbirds visit each flower", "Record his observations", "Write a report on his findings", we order them as per the scientific method flow.

Answer:

1. Make a prediction about which flowers hummingbirds are most attracted to.
2. Create a garden of different flowers.
3. Observe how many times hummingbirds visit each flower.
4. Record his observations.
5. Write a report on his findings.

(If we consider the boxes (assuming 4 boxes? Wait, the image shows 4 empty boxes? Wait, the tiles are 5? Wait, the user's image: the tiles are "Observe how many times hummingbirds visit each flower", "Create a garden of different flowers", "Make a prediction about which flowers hummingbirds are most attracted to", "Write a report on his findings", "Record his observations". And the empty boxes are 4? Wait, maybe a typo, but following scientific method:

Typical order for an experiment:

1. Hypothesis (Make a prediction...)
2. Experiment setup (Create a garden...)
3. Data collection (Observe... and Record...)
4. Conclusion/Report (Write a report...)

Wait, maybe the steps are:

First: Make a prediction about which flowers hummingbirds are most attracted to.

Second: Create a garden of different flowers.

Third: Observe how many times hummingbirds visit each flower.

Fourth: Record his observations.

Fifth: Write a report on his findings. But if there are 4 boxes, maybe combine observe and record? But the tiles are separate. Alternatively, maybe the correct order is:

1. Make a prediction about which flowers hummingbirds are most attracted to.

1. Create a garden of different flowers.

1. Observe how many times hummingbirds visit each flower.

1. Record his observations.

1. Write a report on his findings.

But since the problem says "drag each tile to the correct box" and there are 5 tiles and maybe 5 boxes? Wait, the image shows 4 empty boxes? Maybe a mistake, but following the scientific method steps, the order is:

1. Make a prediction about which flowers hummingbirds are most attracted to.

1. Create a garden of different flowers.

1. Observe how many times hummingbirds visit each flower.

1. Record his observations.

1. Write a report on his findings.

So the tiles in order are:

1. Make a prediction about which flowers hummingbirds are most attracted to.

1. Create a garden of different flowers.

1. Observe how many times hummingbirds visit each flower.

1. Record his observations.

1. Write a report on his findings.