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nalin [4]
3 years ago
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Jamie pushed and pushed on the refrigerator but it would not budge! Jamie wondered what he could do to help move the heavy refri

gerator. He thought about seeing the movers use a dolly with wheels to help move boxes and heavy furniture to their moving truck. Jamie did not have a dolly but he thought maybe he could put something under the refrigerator to help move it. What would be a testable question Jamie could use to begin his investigation? A) How do wheels help things move? B) Why is it so hard to push the refrigerator? C) What can I put under the refrigerator to help it move? D) The heavy refrigerator needs wheels so it can move easily.
Biology
2 answers:
Art [367]3 years ago
8 0
I would choose C since that is Jamie's problem... B doesn't have testable things such as A... and D is a statement
marissa [1.9K]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

C) What can I put under the refrigerator to help it move?

Explanation:

The question was clear that any option chosen must be a testable question. A good look at the answer choice selected shows that we could test this question by putting several things under the refrigerator and observe whether any of them can help move the refrigerator.

By putting several things under the refrigerator one after the other, we are testing whether something can be put under the refrigerator in order to help move it.

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