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h) Did your interaction with the rest of the community contribute to your personal and academic growth? Explain why.

2. In communities, evaluate your teacher's and classmates'contributions and answer the following questions:

a) How can you modify your instrument to make it better?

b) Was there some information you failed to investigate about the operating principles of your instrument?

How can you redesign your experiment to obtain better results?

3. Share your answers with your classmates and ask them for ideas to improve your instrument.

4.Finally, write in your notebooks the assembly agreements reached by the community in order to contrast your knowledge about the natural phenomena and the physical magnitudes through experimentation.

Grammar

A quantifier is a word that we use before a noun to express the quantity of the object. Frequent quantifiers are some, any, much, many, a few, a liHle and a lot.

Quantifiers

Some quantifiers are used with countable nouns (you can tell their exact number) and some others are used with uncountable nouns (you cannot tell their exact number).Uncountable nouns are always singular:

1. In communities, read and discuss the table on the following page:

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