alleryIn inquiry science classes, pupils learn science by doing what?
APerforming science
BCopying diagrams
CListening to talks
DRevising old tests
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Performing science
1. Pupils ask questions and design experiments.
2. They collect data and support claims with it.
3. Listening and copying are not active science.
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