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Write a 6 pages paper on science in everyday life. I will check first if there is electricity. I will turn on the light in the living room, and if it turns on, then there is no problem with electricity. Also, since the electric wire of the working light is connected to the one that is not turning on, it is possible that the electric wiring inside the front door does not have any problem too.

The third step of the scientific method is forming a testable hypothesis. The hypothesis is that the light is not turning on, because the light bulb is already dead and must be replaced. If I replace the bulb, the light bulb will turn on again.

The fourth step of the scientific method is doing the experiment. I will get a new light bulb and replace the one near the door. I will turn the switch on, and if it turns on, it means that my hypothesis is right.

The fifth step of the scientific method is making a conclusion. My conclusion is that if the light is not turning on, and if there are no blackout or wiring problems, it is likely that the light bulb is dead and must be replaced. Hence, it is advised that there must be spare light bulbs for future replacement needs.

For the Scenario 2, I fried one whole tilapia in the kitchen. I went to the door to answer the doorbell. When I came back, the tilapia was missing. The first step of the scientific method is asking the question, which is: What happened to the tilapia? The problem is that I just left it for a few minutes, and then it vanished.

The second step of the scientific method is gathering information about the question. Someone or something must have stolen my food. It cannot be a person, because I am alone in the house. The back door is also closed. It must be an animal that is large enough to steal it, but small enough it to quickly snatch it. We have a pet cat at home, Lilly. It is possible that she stole the fish, while I left to answer the doorbell. At the moment, when I call Lilly, she no longer comes to me.