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Instructions

  • You will compare four chocolate bars labeled A, B, C, and D.
  • Make your predictions before tasting the chocolate.
  • Use evidence from the tasting to compare your predictions with the real results.
  • Write complete answers when explaining your ideas.

Example: Prediction: Which chocolate do you think will have the creamiest texture?
Answer: I predict chocolate B will have the creamiest texture because it contains a higher percentage of cocoa butter.

Part 1: Label Predictions

Predict which brand or type of chocolate is hidden behind each label.

Chocolate labelPredicted brand or typeReason for prediction
AMilk chocolateIts color may be lighter than dark chocolate.
A
B
C
D

Part 2: Taste Test Predictions

Write your prediction and explain why you chose it.

2. Which chocolate do you predict will be your favourite?

3. Which brand do you think is the most expensive?

4. Which chocolate do you think will have the creamiest texture?

5. Do you think the most expensive chocolate will taste the best? Explain your prediction.

Part 3: Fair Testing

Choose the best method for making the chocolate comparison fair.

6. What should stay the same for each chocolate sample?

○ A. The size of each sample○ B. The label shown to the taster
○ C. The opinion of the taster○ D. The brand of every sample

7. Why might the labels A, B, C, and D be useful?

○ A. They can reduce brand-name bias○ B. They make every chocolate taste the same
○ C. They show which chocolate costs the most○ D. They prove which chocolate is healthiest

8. Which evidence would best help you compare creaminess?

○ A. How quickly each sample melts in your mouth○ B. The color of the wrapper
○ C. The size of the shop○ D. The number of advertisements

Part 4: Recorded Results

After tasting, record the real identity and result for each chocolate label.

Chocolate labelActual brand or typeFavourite?Creaminess rating from 1 to 5
AMilk chocolateYes4
A
B
C
D

Part 5: Compare and Conclude (optional challenge)

Use your recorded results to evaluate your predictions.

10. Which chocolate was your actual favourite?

11. Which chocolate was actually the most expensive?

12. Which chocolate had the creamiest texture?

13. Was your prediction about the most expensive chocolate tasting best correct? Use evidence from the results.

Answer Key

1a.A · Answers will vary · Answers will vary
1b.B · Answers will vary · Answers will vary
1c.C · Answers will vary · Answers will vary
1d.D · Answers will vary · Answers will vary
2.Answers will vary. A complete answer names A, B, C, or D and gives a reason.
3.Answers will vary. A complete answer names a predicted brand or label and gives a reason.
4.Answers will vary. A complete answer names A, B, C, or D and gives a reason.
5.Answers will vary. A complete answer gives yes or no and explains the prediction.
6.A (The size of each sample)
7.A (They can reduce brand-name bias)
8.A (How quickly each sample melts in your mouth)
9a.A · Answers will vary · Answers will vary · Answers will vary
9b.B · Answers will vary · Answers will vary · Answers will vary
9c.C · Answers will vary · Answers will vary · Answers will vary
9d.D · Answers will vary · Answers will vary · Answers will vary
10.Answers will vary. The answer should match the taster's recorded result.
11.Answers will vary. The answer should match the recorded price information.
12.Answers will vary. The answer should match the highest creaminess rating.
13.Answers will vary. A complete answer states whether the prediction was correct and refers to the recorded favourite and price.
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