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    The document provides instructions and examples for identifying control and experimental groups in scientific experiments. The control group does not receive the factor being tested, while the experimental group does. Five examples are given where the control and experimental groups must be identified: 1) Hikers wearing light vs heavy boots. 2) Sunflowers getting more vs less water. 3) Children taking asthma medication vs not. 4) Knee replacement patients doing physical therapy vs not. 5) People exposed to asbestos vs not exposed.

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    Practice with Control and Experimental Groups

    Remember –
    The control group does not get the factor being tested.
    The experimental group does get the factor being tested.

    Identify the control and experimental groups in the following cases.

    1. Hikers who wear light-weight boots can hike more hours that hikers who
    wear heavy boots.

    Control group: ______________________

    Experimental group: _____________________

    2. Sunflowers that get more water grow over six feet tall.

    Control group: ______________________

    Experimental group: _____________________

    3. Children who take asthma medication have fewer asthma attacks.

    Control group: ______________________

    Experimental group: _____________________

    4. Knee replacement patients who participate in physical therapy can climb


    stairs three days after surgery.

    Control group: ______________________

    Experimental group: _____________________

    5. People who are exposed to asbestos have a greater incidence of


    mesothelioma.

    Control group: ______________________

    Experimental group: _____________________

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