The hypothesis is that the majority of the responses to the factual questions on the questionnaire will be correct.

You will write a statement of purpose, review literature, develop a hypothesis, write a questionnaire, hand it out to students, score the questionnaires, analyze the data, and write a summary and conclusion.

You will need a topic, statement of purpose, review of literature, hypothesis, questionnaire, data collection sheet, and simple statistics, charts, and graphs.

The survey results showed that the majority of students knew that extinct means that a species of animal is no longer around, and that the leading cause of extinction is destruction of habitat. The most interesting observation was that a majority of 96% felt that governments should have harsher punishments for poachers.

This science project is interesting and unique because it gives students the opportunity to learn about endangered species and their habitats, and to express their opinions on how to protect them.

Experiment variations to consider include surveying a different age group, or surveying a different school.

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