Our experiment was to see if different foods that you eat in the morning affect the way you do different things. On the first day we tested ourselves and two males. We didn’t eat anything for breakfast that morning and did all three of the tests. The three tests were memorize fifteen different pictures in 20 seconds and recite them back, do five math questions in one minute and thirty seconds, and run three timed laps as hard as you can. On the second day we all ate one banana and a glass of orange juice and did the three tests gain but with different math questions and pictures to memorize. The third day we each ate a chocolate bar and drank two glasses of pop and did the three tests again. For the final day we each ate a bowl of cereal with milk and did the three tests for the final time. The results showed that in the running times that chocolate and soda and eating nothing improved the speed in running. But the results of the memorizing differed from each day and each person so it was inconclusive. The most conclusive result is that eating fruit and orange juice improved math ability and eating nothing also brought down scores greatly. Therefore our results are both inconclusive and conclusive.