This worksheet provides ten practice scenarios for students to identify the independent and dependent variables in various scientific experiments.

Science worksheet for identifying independent and dependent variables in ten different experimental scenarios.

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1. IV: Amount of fertilizer; DV: Growth of grass
2. IV: Salinity level; DV: Health/condition of goldfish
3. IV: Time spent studying (extra 10 minutes); DV: Biology grade
4. IV: Use of pesticides; DV: Size of apples
5. IV: Amount of exercise; DV: Time to run a kilometer
6. IV: Type of detergent; DV: Cleanliness of clothes
7. IV: Weight of the dog; DV: Number of puppies in the litter
8. IV: Time spent on social media; DV: Anxiety levels
9. IV: Diet of the rat; DV: Overall health (weight, bone density)
10. IV: Coyote population; DV: Deer population

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