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This may be the most difficult part of the experiment. Deciding on a topic and creating a good question. You should select a project you can measure. You can use topics such as pets, hobbies, food, etc. Do not try to experiment in areas you have no previous knowledge. I am not expecting you to reinvent the wheel, but to discover knowledge about something you are already familiar. There are many websites that offer ideas but do not fit into a measurable experiment. You do not want to do demonstrations, which can be fun, but are not true experiments. Below are a couple of websites that offer ideas to get you started.
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