Toni says, ‘You get more bubbles if you blow quickly.’ Toni blows slowly, and then blows quickly. How does Toni get her results?

She guesses how many bubbles there were

She gets a friend to count the bubbles

Alice says, ‘I think bigger bubbles are more colourful.’ Alice blows big bubbles and little bubbles. But she can’t see them easily. What should Alice do?

Ask three friends to look at them

Ryan asked, ‘Is the first bubble always the biggest?’He tried it ten times. Eight times out of ten the first bubble was the biggest.Ryan is telling his teacher what he has found out. What does he say?

‘The first bubble is always the biggest.’

‘The first bubble is usually the biggest.’

‘The first bubble is always the smallest.’

‘The first bubble is often the smallest.’

Mark thinks washing-up liquid will work better than bubble bath. How can he test this?

Blow bubbles with washing-up liquid and with bath water

Blow bubbles with washing-up liquid and with soapy water

Blow bubbles with washing-up liquid and with bubble bath

Which one of these is a good question to ask in science?

How can I blow the biggest bubbles?

When did you last blow bubbles?

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KS1 Science Investigating - Experiments and Results Quiz

Ask any child what their favourite part of Science lessons are and a lot will say experiments. Getting practical hands-on experience by investigating and recor…

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

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Topic: Investigating Experiments And Results

Questions: 10

Duration: 10 min

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Focus: applying Investigating Experiments And Results with consistent method and answer precision.

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Ask any child what their favourite part of Science lessons are and a lot will say experiments. Getting practical hands-on experience by investigating and recording results really helps a child learn and understand. Teach them by playing this fun and friendly year and year 2 KS1 Science quiz together

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