Sally wants to find a good material for a pillow. She tests three materials. She asks 12 people in her class to say which one is the softest. Here are her results:Feathers - 7Foam - 3Wool - 2What has Sally found out?

Most people think wool is the softest

Most people think feathers are the softest

Emily’s teacher asked, ‘What makes play-dough so good for making models?’ Emily said:

Because you can change its shape

Isaac looked at different trees. He wrote down when the buds started to grow into leaves. Here are his results:Ash - 4th MayBeech - 17th AprilOak - 8th MaySycamore - 28th MarchWhat has Isaac found out about when trees make leaves?

Beech is the earliest of the four trees

Sycamore is the last of the four trees

Sycamore is the earliest of the four trees

Ash is the last of the four trees

Harry asked, ‘Which has more legs, a spider or a fly?’ He looked it up. He found out that spiders have 8 legs, and flies have 6 legs. What is the answer to Harry’s question?

A spider has more legs than a fly

A fly has more legs than a spider

Marco asked, ‘What lives in rock pools?’ How could he find out?

Go to the seaside and look in a rock pool

Marco could do all three of these things

Jacob looked at a tree and a wooden post. The tree grew in the spring and made new leaves. The wooden post did not grow. What has Jacob found out?

The tree is alive, but the wooden post is not

Wooden posts are good for making fences

Ben asked, ‘Do taller flowers have more petals?’ Ben decided to measure two things about each flower. What were the two things?

The height of the flower and the number of petals

The height of the flower and the colour of the petals

The height of the flower and the name of the flower

The height of the flower and the number of flowers

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KS1 Science Investigating - Drawing Conclusions from Data Q…

Gathering data during investigations in Science is one thing - children also have to learn how to draw conclusions from that same data. This helps with their a…

Written by Dr. Emma ClarkeReviewed by Dr. Emma ClarkeUpdated 17 Mar 2026

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Topic: Investigating Drawing Conclusions From Data

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Duration: 10 min

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Gathering data during investigations in Science is one thing - children also have to learn how to draw conclusions from that same data. This helps with their ability to reason and make connections. Find out what your child knows in this enjoyable KS1 quiz for year 1 and year 2 on the subject of data

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