In the scenario, the forester wondered why one forest had mature hemlocks and very few young hemlocks. Which part of a scientific method does this best illustrate?
communicating the results of a study
making an observation and asking a question
forming a hypothesis
setting up an experiment

Question

In the scenario, the forester wondered why one forest had mature hemlocks and very few young hemlocks. Which part of a scientific method does this best illustrate?
communicating the results of a study 
        making an observation and asking a question
        forming a hypothesis
        setting up an experiment

anonymous · Answer

This is history, but which do you think it is?

anonymous · Answer

@NormaValenzuela

anonymous · Answer

i think it's D

anonymous · Answer

Well, he's seeing things, and questioning it. What do you think that would be?

anonymous · Answer

@NormaValenzuela communicating the results of a study comes after the experiment so its not A, he's not yet setting up an experiment, he'd have to make a hypothesis first so not D, he's hasn't formed a hypothesis so not C

anonymous · Answer

He's seeing the the hemlocks and wondering why they're are few young and many old.
He's observing and asking a question. It's B