Question

1. a gardener notices the birds in his backyard eat only two types of seeds from the bird feeder and let the rest of the seed types fall to the ground uneaten. what is a scientific question that he could ask about the birds in his backyard? answer what would be a hypothesis to his scientific question? answer

Explanation:

First Sub - Question (Scientific Question)

A scientific question should be testable and related to the observation (birds eat only two seed types). A suitable question could be about why the birds have this preference, like "Why do the backyard birds eat only two types of seeds from the feeder?" or about factors influencing their choice, such as "Do the backyard birds prefer the taste of the two eaten seed types over the uneaten ones?".

A hypothesis is a testable prediction related to the scientific question. If the question is about taste preference, the hypothesis could be that the birds eat the two types because they taste better. So, "The backyard birds eat only two types of seeds from the feeder because those two types have a more appealing taste to them than the other seed types."

Answer:

A possible scientific question: Do the backyard birds prefer the taste of the two eaten seed types over the uneaten ones?

Second Sub - Question (Hypothesis)