Question

Andrew walks through his garden and observes that the shapes of dewdrops are not always the same. Suppose he wants to investigate using the scientific method. Which questions are testable questions that he can ask to look into the reasons for the different shapes?

Answer 1

Answer:

Using specific answers

Explanation:

Being specific to gather precise and accurate answers, and It gives you a question that is not vague or hard to answer. "Ask questions like, does the shape of dew drops change in different areas", or "significance of different sized dew drops". These questions are more specific than, "whats up with dew drops", or just searching "dew drops".