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If you have to ask "Why?" about something, what would you ask about?

Correct Answer

I would ask 'Why do leaves change colour in autumn?' This question interests me because I observe beautiful red, orange, and yellow leaves during the season but wonder what causes this transformation.

The question could lead to exploring concepts like chlorophyll, photosynthesis, and how trees prepare for winter.

Another question I might ask is 'Why do stars twinkle?' Looking at the night sky fills me with wonder about what lies beyond Earth and how the universe works.

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Explanation

The chapter emphasises curiosity as the foundation of science, stating: 'the most important thing is to have Curiosity, which is where the title of this book comes from.' It encourages students to observe their surroundings keenly and pose questions asking 'how and why?' The chapter mentions examples like 'why the stars shine' and 'how a flower knows when to open' as mysteries science helps unravel.

Solution Steps

  1. The student chooses to ask why leaves change colour in autumn.

  2. This question allows for the exploration of concepts like chlorophyll and photosynthesis.

  3. The student also considers asking why stars twinkle to understand the universe.

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