First, the scientist makes observations about the relationships among variables (such as air temperature and its effect on water). She then forms a hypothesis, or a statement about what effects she believes those variables will have on one another. (For example, she may hypothesize that exposure to cold air will cause water to freeze.) To test her hypothesis, she performs experiments to see whether her predictions are correct. According to the passage, the first thing a scientist does is

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First, the scientist makes observations about the relationships among variables (such as air temperature and its effect on water). She then forms a hypothesis, or a statement about what effects she believes those variables will have on one another. (For example, she may hypothesize that exposure to cold air will cause water to freeze.) To test her hypothesis, she performs experiments to see whether her predictions are correct. <br>According to the passage, the first thing a scientist does is






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