20 Time Final Blog Post

As a way to end our project, we created a document which explains our project and shows our data. It is like a conclusion for our experiment. Click here to see the document. Below is the data that we collected during the course of our experiment.

Banana-

People	GMO (Taste)	Organic (Taste)	GMO (Appearance)	Organic (Appearance)
1	4	4	5	2.5
2	5	2	5	3
3	3.5	3	5	3
4	4	2.5	5	2

Cheese-

People	GMO (Taste)	Organic (Taste)	GMO (Appearance)	Organic (Appearance)
1	2	3	3	3
2	0	1	2	2
3	4	3	4	2.5
4	1	2	1	3

Corn-

People	GMO (Taste)	Organic (Taste)	GMO (Appearance)	Organic (Appearance)
1	4	2	2	4
2	2	4	4	4
3	4.5	4	3	4
4	4	2	2	3

In this document, we saw our hypothesis ended up being correct, analyzed the data that we collected, and ended our project with a conclusion.

The grade that we would give ourselves would be an A-. Some reasons why we would have this grade would be how we tended to procrastinate on when we were planning on conducting our experiment, and we weren’t able to have a lot of people be a part of our experiment than we were planning to. In our previous blog post, we planned on sticking to our schedule, but we ended up having setbacks like not bringing the food to school, and we ended up doing our experiment the next week. Click here to see our previous blog post. This was possibly a result of our aforementioned procrastination. Besides those two reasons, we were able to finish our project and create our own experiment. Though we didn’t collect a lot of data, we felt that our results were accurate because we controlled the experiment well. In addition, we collected research about our topic and explained it in our document. This is like the background information we get at the beginning of any lab that we do. Here is our first blog post about 20 Time. Overall, we completed our experiment and got a result that we believe accomplished our original goal.