Amy was observing the growth of five kinds of flowering plants on a windowsill. she noticed that some of the flowers on some of the plants turned toward the sun during the day, but the flowers on other plants did not turn toward the sun. she asked the following question.

“why do living things sometimes change direction? ”

why is amy’s question not a very good scientific question?
it is too broad.
it is based on her opinion.
it depends on moral judgments.
it leads to a hypothesis that can be tested.

It depends on moral judgement

Explanation:

Judgement's are made through facts and reasoning and, the question Amy has asked is a philosophical. Moral judgement's is an intuitive approach towards your thought process, often in connection with emotion and feelings. The person comes to the solution quickly on the basis of first impression or intuition. However in some cases moral judgement's are made by reasoning but those judgement's are result of conscious moral reasoning, the person comes to decision by reasoning on the basis of moral rules.