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Children in a class have been investigating where woodlice like to live. They worked in groups of four. They used choice chambers to investigate. The choice chambers were in four sections:
[readmore]A - Empty
B - Wet
C - Dark
D - Leaves
The children used 20 woodlice each time. They counted how many woodlice were in each section. They repeated their experiment. Another word for results is data. This quiz is all about the data they got.
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Woodlice like moist, dark places best.
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If possible, it would be a good idea to try the experiment a third time
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Oh dear! They started with 20 woodlice
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If Katie’s group had counted two woodlice twice, how many would there be? - 22
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Katie’s group were in too much of a hurry to get out to play!
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All the woodlice are there!
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It is fun investigating minibeasts, but what had Katie’s group found out?
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How did you add them up?
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How many woodlice liked the dark or the leaves?
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What would you like to investigate about woodlice?
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