Choose a topic in the field of biology that you are interested in and create a single question that you would like to be able to answer using one of the hypothesis tests you have learned about.

What question would you like to answer? State both the null and alternate hypothesis
that would be used to answer this question. Explain why you would like to test the
hypothesis, what audience your results would be useful for, and what field of biology
this would be categorized as. (1-2 paragraphs)
2. What type of test would be needed to test your hypothesis? Explain how you know that
this would be the correct test for your hypothesis. (1-2 paragraphs)
3. What population would you study? How would you ideally collect your sample for this
test? How many observations/participants would you select based on the test you are
using? How does your sample selection ensure that your sample will accurately reflect
your population? Explain your reasoning. (2 paragraphs)
4. What would your conclusion be if you were able to reject your null hypothesis? What
impact would this have on the population you were studying? What implications would
this have for future research? Explain your reasoning. (2 paragraphs)
5. What would your conclusion be if your p-value was larger than the level of significance?
What impact would this have on the population you were studying? What implications
would this have for future research? Explain your reasoning. (2 paragraphs)
6. What would a type I and type II error be in this situation? For each type of error explain
what the impact of each would be for the selected population. Explain your reasoning.
(2 paragraphs)