scientific method Crossword Puzzles

7 Clues: A question to be answered. • A possible solution to the problem. • Making observations and collecting data during the experiment. • A series of steps scientists follow to investigate and answer questions about the world. • Using your five senses to see, hear, taste, touch, or smell what is going on around you. • ...

8 Clues: Factors that can change in an experiment • a guess or prediction about what will happen in an experiment or observation • Method is a systematic approach used by scientists to learn about the world around us • a decision made based on the analysis of data and whether the hypothesis was supported or not • ...

7 Clues: Gathering information using the five senses • This step is where you ask yourself a question • A prediction of what you think is going to happen • The step where scientists analyze and summarize results • A series of steps that scientists use to investigate and answer questions • ...

7 Clues: An educated guess • The steps used during an experiment • The summary of an experiment and its results • The information collected during an experiment • The first step of the scientific method is to identify this • These help scientists make a hypothesis or collect data during an experiment • ...

7 Clues: - share information with others • - state possible results of an event or experiment • - place things with similar properties into groups • - use your senses to learn about an object or event • - perform a test to support or disprove a hypothesis • - form an idea or opinion from facts or observations • - things that can control or change the outcome of an experiment

26 Clues: Overthorw of James II • Defined forces of gravity • Worked on 1st encyclopedia • Introduced the movable type • Establish liberal economics • Period of empirical advances • Enlightenment feminist thinker • Restatement of Catholic beliefs • King of France in the 16th century • French monarch of late 17th century • demonstrated circular movement of blood • ...

11 Clues: English Chemist • Big on Chemistry • Scientific method • the heliocentric theory • Studied bacteria and organisms • Anatomy, and studied the human body. • Proved Heliocentric theory through the scientific method. • The geocentric theory, the earth is the center of the universe • “I think therefore I am” Never accept something cause it there, prove it. • ...

11 Clues: harvey • science in medieval times • focus on animal dissection • led to humanism and revival • was called natural philosophy • Scholars generally relied on the • the motion of the heart and the blood • the first step of the scientific process • scholars began to challenge____ authorities • the heart acts as a_____ to circulate blood • ...

11 Clues: The study of life • The force that keeps u • Famous German scientist • Main energy source of Earth • A method of representing data • A factor that changes in an experiment • An educated guess based on observations • A scientific term that explains WHAT happens • We carry out an ________ to test our hypothesis • A scientific term that explains HOW something happens • ...

7 Clues: a good question to be answered • analyze and summarize the results • a possible solution to the problem • observations that use your 5 senses • carry out tests to check the hypothesis • making observations and collecting data • observations can be summarized with a number

7 Clues: a scientific problem • An educated guess in science • to look up and gather information • A test scientists do to answer a question • The results that prove or disprove your hypothesis • what you observe or learn from a science experiment • Method a process that can be used to answer any question

7 Clues: on the scientists changes,and • use your 5 senses to describe something • the response to the independent variable • you change on purpose,and what your experimenting on • always stays the same and never changes in an experiment • a process for making,experimenting, and making scientific conclusions • ...

7 Clues: not a type of variable • Variable doesn't change, stays the same • Method Process for studying and experimenting. • a procedure carried out to test a hypothesis, gather data, or discover an unknown principle • a summary of the results of an experiment that indicates whether the initial hypothesis was supported or rejected • ...

19 Clues: Creating Jobs • - Italian Astronmer • Newton- English Polymath • - economic and philosophy. • - Extending a country's power • Buildings filed with machinery. • Source of the separation powers • - Advocate of freedo of speech. • Locke - Concept of the human mind • Conference - Meeting with colonial powers • – a political theroy derived from karl maz • ...

15 Clues: Early computer manufacturer. • Data storage and input method. • Common Business-Oriented Language. • Large and powerful early computer. • Early method of computer operation. • Early high-level programming language. • Integral component in early computers. • Significant computer series of the era. • Base-2 numeral system used in computing. • ...

10 Clues: A single completed investigation. • Able to be observed and measured. • A feature that does not change in an experiment. • The act or process of using inquiry to gather facts. • Factual information you collect during your observations of an experiment. • A collection of steps used to explore questions and investigate the natural world. • ...

10 Clues: the question • something you solve • testing the hypothesis • variable that stays the same • the first independent variable • process for studying and testing • what you change in the experiment • research about the test, recorded • depends on the independent variable • another word for controlled variable

10 Clues: An educated guess or prediction • The end result of an experiment • A test or procedure that is designed • Ask a measurable question you want to solve • This variable is one change in an experiment • The part that doesn't change in an experiment • To summarize findings, sometimes with a graph • __________ Trials are done more than one time • ...

10 Clues: A part of the experiment that never changes. • The part of your experiment that you change on purpose • Using your senses to gather information about something • A scientific process that proves or refutes your hypothesis • All the facts and information that is gathered from your experiment • The response to the Independent Variable. It’s what you’re measuring • ...

10 Clues: The variable that you change on purpose. • A variable that never changes, and always stays the same. • A scientific procedure that is tested to make a discovery. • A process of studying something carefully in order to gain information. • The response to the independent variable that relies on a change in order to change. • ...

10 Clues: Data • Test • Fact • Normal • Measuring • Manipulating • EducatedGuess • WordsandPictures • ProvenHypothesis • NumbersandStatistics

10 Clues: Numerical data • Research or facts • May always change • Never changes or stays the same • The thing you change in experiments • Your final answer to your experiment • It depends on the variable you change • Process for studying and experimenting • Process and steps to getting your answer • What you taste, touch, see, hear, & smell

10 Clues: an observation using numbers • on observation using qualities • a test to refuteyour hypothesis • what you change in an experiment • an educated guess with little evidence • watching something in order to gain information • the variable that stays the same in an experiment • something you ask and base your experiment on answering • ...

10 Clues: an observation using numbers • on observation using qualities • what you change in an experiment • a test to refute your hypothesis • an educated guess with little evidence • watching something in order to gain information • the variable that stays the same in an experiment • something you ask and base your experiment on answering • ...

10 Clues: an observation using numbers • on observation using qualities • what you change in an experiment • a test to refute your hypothesis • an educated guess with little evidence • watching something in order to gain information • the variable that stays the same in an experiment • the variable that changes as a result of the experiment • ...

10 Clues: A detailed explanation of something • A __________ variable does not change throughout an experiment • A judgement or decision that is reached at the end of a process • saying something will happen in a certain way before it happens • an idea with a goal to explain why something happened the way it did • ...

10 Clues: a proposed explanation for a phenomenon. • how close a measurement is to the true or accepted value. • a sentence worded or expressed so as to elicit information. • a statement based on experimental measurements and observations. • how accurately a method measures what it is intended to measure. • ...

10 Clues: An ending result. • Changed on purpose. • To view, or inspect. • The final hypothesis. • Useful to solve problems. • A depiction of something. • A way to test a hypothesis. • A variable that never changes. • A factor, trait, or a condition. • Relies on the scientist's changes.

10 Clues: the variable you change on your own. • variable a variable that stays the same. • a scientific procedure to make a discovery. • Method the process for studying an experiment. • something you do to see and analyze everything. • the variable that changes because of a scientist. • the time during construction of a science experiment. • ...

10 Clues: A set of steps to solve a problem • An educated guess about a problem • A scientist changes this on purpose • You answer if your hypothesis is right or wrong • This is how keep track of how your experiment did • thinking observing all parts before an conclusion • What you do to get quantitive and qualitive stuff • This stays the same the whole time of the experiment • ...

10 Clues: An educated guess. • A test for your hypothesis. • Organize the experiment's data. • What you learned from your data. • Share your findings with others. • What you can change in an experiment. • Changes based on the independent variable • Stays the same, experimenter cannot change it • The first part of the scientific method; Who, what where, etc. • ...

12 Clues: Any scientific explanation has to be _____. • Modern scientific theory must be testable, refutable, and _______. • Karl Popper believed that a theory that is ____ is not scientific. • Scientists seek explanations of natural phenomena based on ____ evidence. • The evidence that some creationists use to reject the Theory of Evolution. • ...

11 Clues: — Father of forensic toxicology (6) • — Oldest forensic lab in the U.S. (4) • — Founder of the first crime lab in Lyon (6) • — Unit that examines blood, hair, and DNA (7) • — Principle stating every contact leaves a trace (6) • — Step of the scientific method involving testing (15) • — Application of science to criminal and civil laws (8) • ...

11 Clues: harvey • science in medieval times • focus on animal dissection • led to humanism and revival • was called natural philosophy • Scholars generally relied on the • the motion of the heart and the blood • the first step of the scientific process • scholars began to challenge____ authorities • the heart acts as a_____ to circulate blood • ...

11 Clues: harvey • science in medieval times • focus on animal dissection • led to humanism and revival • was called natural philosophy • Scholars generally relied on the • the motion of the heart and the blood • the first step of the scientific process • scholars began to challenge____ authorities • the heart acts as a_____ to circulate blood • ...

7 Clues: Form an educated question. • Test your hypothesis with an experiment. • Share your findings with your friends or family. • A method that scientists use to test a question. • Do some research on the topic. Go to the library or use a computer. • Observe and ask a question with Who, What, When, Where, Why, Which, How. • ...

7 Clues: a characteristic that is described. • the factor being controlled by the scientist • a charecteristic that is counted or measured • the group that is not receiving the treatment • factors between groups that are kept the same. • the group the receives the independent variable • the factor that changes in response to what is being tested

7 Clues: end or finish • an educated guess • careful collection of data • procedure to test a hypothesis • to look at something carefully • information obtained through senses • researching a problem,making and testing a hypothesis

7 Clues: you pull research apart • you look at an experment • relies on the scientist’s changes. • never changes, it always stays the same. • is a process for studying and experimenting, to help you reach scientific conclusions. • The independent variable is what you change on purpose. It’s what you’re experimenting on. • ...

7 Clues: An educated guess • The steps used during an experiment • The summary of an experiment and its results • The information collected during an experiment. • The first of the scientific method is to identify this • These help scientists make a hypothesis or collect data during an experiment • The part of an experiment that is not being tested and is used for comparison

15 Clues: who was Born in 1564 in Pisa • Someone who studies wisdom, love to study • Who was an Austrian composer (a writer of music) • He was a French philosopher and writer of the Age of Enlightenment. • who was one of the most important and influential philosophers ever. • Who is also known as Cartesius, worked as a philosopher and mathematician. • ...

15 Clues: Who coined the term Operations Research? • Operations Research is a ----------------- • Operations Research is a very powerful tool for ---------------- • The term Operations Research was coined in the year -------------- • Two variable linear programming problem can be solved by----------------- • ...

15 Clues: Who coined the term Operations Research? • Operations Research is a ----------------- • Operations Research is a very powerful tool for ---------------- • The term Operations Research was coined in the year -------------- • Two variable linear programming problem can be solved by----------------- • ...

15 Clues: the action of causing something. • whose value depends on that of another • the end or finish of an event or process. • whose variation does not depend on that of another. • turning abstract conceptual ideas into measurable observations. • approach to synthesizing the results of separate but related studies. • ...

10 Clues: variable: changed on purpose • investigates systematically. • validates or disproves the hypothesis • variable: relies on the scientist changes • variable: never changes always stays the same • a scientific procedure is undertaken to make a discovery • discover or reveal (something)through detailed examination. • ...

7 Clues: an answer that is reached • ideas to explain something • pattern that is likely to change • detailed examination of something • scientific procedure used to make a discovery • Looking at something in order to gain information • a proposed explanation on how to figure out a problem

10 Clues: DATA • GROUP • GROUP • REVIEW • VARIABLE • VARIABLE • ANALYSIS • RESOURCES • COLLECTION • AND METRIC SYSTEM

10 Clues: see • method • testing • variable • variable • variable • variable • the results • After testing • what you want to figure out

7 Clues: data collected • using the five senses as evidence • judgement made from observations and data • information collected from an investigation • summarizing results based on data from the experiment • a testable __________ includes evidence that can be measured • directions to follow so other scientists can do the same experiment

7 Clues: An educated guess • To study and organize the results • The last step of the scientific method • A test to see if your hypothesis is correct • Information you collect during an experiment • Gathering background information before testing • The first step, where you wonder about something

10 Clues: A crucial invention that allowed for new astronomical observation • Method A systematic approach to inquiry and knowledge acquisition • The theory that the Earth and other planets revolve around the sun • Emphasized the use of logic and observation to understand the world • Another important invention that enabled the study of the microscopic world • ...

17 Clues: the social contract • father of liberalism • 3 major laws of motion • sun-centered model of the universe • the release of punishment from your sins • was the inventor of the scientific method • made the heliocentric model of the universe. • having or representing the earth as the center • he is best known for his laws of planetary motion • ...

15 Clues: who was Born in 1564 in Pisa • Someone who studies wisdom, love to study • Who was an Austrian composer (a writer of music) • He was a French philosopher and writer of the Age of Enlightenment. • who was one of the most important and influential philosophers ever. • Who is also known as Cartesius, worked as a philosopher and mathematician. • ...

10 Clues: point • theory • method • theory • sonnet • clockmaker • Renaissance • Renaissance • of universal gravitation • Perspective (art technique)

10 Clues: a quantity that does not change • planning out an experiment is a _________ • a scientific procedure to test a hypothesis • an idea that is proposed so it can be tested • scientists organize and present data in ______ • the first step in the scientific method is ___________ • the word science is derived from Latin meaning _________ • ...

19 Clues: endurance • to comfort • after death • Before Death • uncover or dig • study of bones • Study Something • to shine brightly • protective covering • to form a conclusion • Object from the past • to float in one spot • Previous Generations • interested or curious • protect and keep original • Study of Human activities • scientist that studies past human life • group of people living in new territory • ...

15 Clues: Was one of most influential in the classical era • An English philospher with few scientific credentials. • Rousseau argued that people had adopted laws and government. • A person who seeks wisdom or enlightenment;a scholar or thinker • A German mathematician helped in destroying the Ptolemaic system. • ...

10 Clues: investigates systematically. • variable: changed on purpose • validates or disproves the hypothesis • variable: relies on the scientist changes • variable: never changes always stays the same • a scientific procedure is undertaken to make a discovery • discover or reveal (something)through detailed examination. • ...

10 Clues: created the telescope • Bacon created scientific method • magnifying glasses with curved sides • Copernicus formulated model of universe • an instrument that can be used to observe small objects • natural agent that simulates sight and makes things visable • the action of inventing something typically a process or device • ...

10 Clues: a Greek philosopher • developed the scientific method • Came up with the theory of gravity • a force that pull objects towards the earth • System all theory were approved by Aristotle • the theory that the sun is the center of the solar system • the theory that the earth is the center of the solar system • found the mountains on the moon and other telescopic adventure • ...

15 Clues: __________ method • __________ overload • __________ interviewing • “live-experienced” of a phenomenon • A study of particular cultural group. • Type of research which develops theory. • Type of research which tests hypothesis. • Research approach that is people-oriented. • Study of an individual's life and struggles. • Type of science related to qualitative research. • ...

20 Clues: required • sickness • lets make a • warm cup of • opposite of king • the scientific... • opposite of above • subject in school • opposite of awake • opposite of filled • opposite of giving • used to lift people • it isn't plastic it is • this game has a special • when you don't argue you • another word for emotions • if it isn't required it is • one of the cardinal directions • ...

20 Clues: the most basic plant breeding • suggested the “centers of origin” • What crop is the first biotech plant • Hull proposed ___selection method of breeding • received Nobel Prize for the Green Revolution • Harlan used the what breeding selection method? • produced the first scientific hybrid using tobacco • created first interspecific cross or artificial hybrid • ...

15 Clues: this matter can flow • small pieces of matter • a gas needed by animals • how many states of matter • this matter has no fixed shape • what does solid do when heated • makes the particles move faster • the scientific name for squashing • the only metal at room temperature • a substance/matter easy to compress • a method of seperating salt and water • ...

20 Clues: The key to good science • The first vaccine was for • fleming Discovered penicillin • Outside the domain of science • A tool for answering questions • domagk Discovered sulfa drugs. • tyndall Discovered endospores. • Jenner created the first vaccine • semmelweis Discovered handwashing • lister Father of modern antisepsis. • When non-science claims to be science. • ...

15 Clues: Someone who studies wisdom. • The father of modern rationalism. • Established the scientific method. • His observations suggested that planets had substance. • Established the concept of a heliocentric solar system. • The system that places Sun at the center of the Universe. • Wrote The Principia and defined the three laws of motion. • ...

15 Clues: A person that studies wisdom. • a composer and a child prodigy • He developed the scientific method • When the sun is at the center of the universe. • When the earth is at the center of the universe. • A german mathematician, astronomer, and astrologer. • A philospher that was involved in the Enlightenment • Believed that reason is the real chief of knowledge • ...

15 Clues: Known for discovering gravity • accurately measure temperature • consistent swing of a pendulum • improved the accuracy of clocks and watches • notably known for discovering "Boyle's Law" • strongly advocated for the "empirical method" • scientific measurement of atmospheric conditions • notably known for formulating the "three laws of planetary motion" • ...

10 Clues: point • theory • method • theory • sonnet • clockmaker • Renaissance • Renaissance • of universal gravitation • Perspective (art technique)

10 Clues: point • theory • method • theory • sonnet • clockmaker • Renaissance • Renaissance • of universal gravitation • Perspective (art technique)

8 Clues: survey • theory • biology • bioethics • worldview • conversation • interpretation • scientific-method

20 Clues: gravity • 95 theses • telescope • mona lisa • phosphorus • utopia book • ivan the IV • the sun king • printing press • david sculpture • westernize russia • scientific method • the school of athens • first stuart monarch • ruled without paliament • 'earth evolves around the sun' • created a new model army in the parliament • protestants whom have idfferent views form the church • ...

20 Clues: Cut • far • many • look • Sound • False • Light • Again • Means five • Means first • To review again • used to see planets • To look very closely • A shape with many sides • Plants use light to do this • The first version of something • Not based on the scientific method • The government building with five sides • The smallest unit in which matter can be divided • ...

20 Clues: A lie • Multiple • Loud noises • The beginning • To bring back • Slice in half • Helps you see • Original model • Helps plants grow • Five pointed star • Several languages • Form of communicator • To do again(do over) • Seeing with both eyes • The process of plant growth • Less than seven, more than four • Identification of the human body • You may use this to see the planets • ...

20 Clues: pH 1-6 • pH 8-12 • element 92 • element one • there are 118 • element seven • two non-metals • a mix of metals • creates helium-4 • one through twelve • gamma, beta, alpha • water is an example • number of particles • glucose, for example • smallest unit of matter • a non-metal and a metal • home to all the elements • negative subatomic particle • a step in the scientific method • ...

15 Clues: Means Re-Brith • sun is our main man • greek for "no place" • earth is our main man • means emperor in Russian • white man who "found" America • the decline of the Roman Empire • the guy who ACTUALLY found America • guy who made the scientific method • steps to making a scientific theory • trading slaves and resources for money • He introduced vaccines/Kylie Jenner's Baby Daddy • ...

15 Clues: Someone who seeks wisdom • Tool of the Scientific Revolution • Painter of "The School of Athens" • Spreader of the Scientific Method • Astronomy theory before Copernicus • Art style found in the Renaissance • Focus of art before the Renaissance • Sandro __, painter during the Renaissance • Country whose art influenced the Renaissance • ...

18 Clues: frozen rain • cheerleader • "I'm hungry" • Can I leave? • water sphere • wettest biome • living habitat • I sit up front • loves his computer • he makes bird sounds • sits with Ms. Shirazi • he was gone for awhile • tree swinging creature • I changed my hair color • the next season coming up • left-handed bracelet wearer • what seniors will be doing soon • the method of learning in science

31 Clues: and Clues: • The study of expressive means in language. • stage: The initial stage of stylistic analysis. • style: The style used in everyday communication. • style: The style typically found in social texts. • A style specific to a particular field or domain. • function: The function of stylistics in education. • focus: The specific goal of linguistic stylistics. • ...

29 Clues: facts. • a group. • as true. • components. • comparison. • experiments. • Scientific tests • and properties of • with a definite plan. • constituent elements. • Three-dimensional vision. • A person who is academic in • A place equipped to conduct • The quality or fact of being • Interchanging information or • The process of communicating. • Something that is remembered. • ...

25 Clues: remain unchanged • bodies relative mass • variable doesnt depend • measure of its inertia • quantity having direction • guessed scientific answer • energy towards a movement • where something is located • variable depends on another • opposing forces are balances • of a vector length of vector • change in velocity over time' • rate at which something moves • ...

20 Clues: Who created calculus • Who created the barometer • Another word for “change” • Who created the microscope • “I think, therefore I am.” • Who painted “The Last Supper” • Proposed the geo-centric theory • Who created the scientific method • Notable pioneer of modern chemistry • Who catalogued more than 1000 stars • Who began the protestant reformation • ...

31 Clues: and Clues: • The study of expressive means in language. • stage: The initial stage of stylistic analysis. • style: The style used in everyday communication. • style: The style typically found in social texts. • A style specific to a particular field or domain. • function: The function of stylistics in education. • focus: The specific goal of linguistic stylistics. • ...

20 Clues: Leviathan • new classical • law of gravity • Expands Russia • Women’s equality • social gatherings • invents barometer • invents microscope • heliocentric theory • Academy of Sciences • On the Spirit of Laws • The Scientific Method • Abolishment of torture • social critics IN France • Conflict with the Church • founder of modern chemistry • developed analytical geometry • ...

7 Clues: the original or normal condition • the variable that is measured or responds • parts of an experiment that are not changed • what is adjusted or changed in an experiment • an opinion or assumption based upon observations • a concrete fact stated using one of your 5 senses • the variable that we change or manipulate on purpose

7 Clues: Study • Wrapping it up • An educated guess • After the experiment • To inspect in detail • Synonym for collaboration • Ends in a specific symbol

7 Clues: An educated guess on the topic • When you make sense of the data • What you see happening in your tests • Carrying out steps to test your theory • Finding sources of info about the topic • The Scientific Method always starts with a... • Putting the findings together and sharing them

7 Clues: statement: • factors of statistics that must be analyzed. • a procedure to test if your hypothesis was correct. • variable: what you change on purpose or what you experiment on. • variable: the variable that never changes and always stays the same. • variable: it relies on the scientist's changes so, it relies on the independent. • ...

7 Clues: an educated guess • information gathered in an experiment • group contains a variable to be tested • method a logical method that is used to solve a problem • is a procedure designed to test possible answers to questions. • after an experiment, data must be ____________ to interpret it. • results of experiments are _____________ to let others know the findings.

7 Clues: An educated guess • Looking at the world around you • We do this to TEST our hypothesis • Making judgements about our results • Figuring out HOW we will do our experiment • __________ the data to see our test results • When we make an observation, we then ask a ______

7 Clues: an educated guess • series of steps used by scientists to solve a problem • variable The variable that is changed by the scientist • A observation is information that comes from your senses • A conclusion we make from observations but don't observe • variable The factors that are kept the same in the experiment • ...

20 Clues: To reproduce • study of life • Genesis 1:26-28 • a reflection of Him • building blocks of life • how organisms use energy • a representation of an idea • How you interpret the world. • A protection of natural resources • often called the scientific method • Observations from a larger data set • is a fact that is often mathematical • The way you react to external factors • ...

20 Clues: discovered gravity • Called the sun king • invented Boyle's law • invented the telescope • invented the microscope • advanced scientific theory • told us how the planets move • study of suns position led to • proposed the heliocentric theory • oberseved bacteria in microscope • sun is the center of the solar system • a person who rules with absolute power • ...

21 Clues: or service • and services • as a way to protest • people are doing it • an emotional response • has an advantage against other • during a specific period of time • A letter or written statement of • a particular attitude towards so • to the customer that a particular • to give someone the authority to do • the goods and services produced in a • the business of promoting and selling • ...

20 Clues: What we live on • Italian Religious Ruler • Founder of heliocentrism • Who Christians believe in • the study of stars and space • religion that believes in God • scientists went against religion • the book christianity is based on • developer of the scientific method • invented microscopes and telescopes • mathematically proved heliocentrism • A member of the Roman catholic church • ...

14 Clues: Combination of Galaxies • gathering information for • anything detected with the senses • happens under certain conditions). • a description of an observed phenomenon • The size of the sample being investigated. • Thing that stays the same in an experiment • Scientific procedure to discover something • the variable being tested and measured in an experiment. • ...

21 Clues: : Impact of others on behavior • : Testable prediction • : “I knew it all along” phenomenon • : Factor manipulated in an experiment • : Experiment’s similarity to everyday life • : Research conducted in real-life settings • : Scientific, controlled approach to ideas • : Method using questionnaires or interviews • : Reality shaped by perceptions and beliefs • ...

10 Clues: the amount of it • variable-you change it • variable-never changes • keep few things the same. • variable-how you measure it • what it looks like/describe it • answer to a scientific question • that is useful for answering your question • statement that answer or respond to the question • Method-process for studying and experimenting here.

20 Clues: Where Renaissance began • Martin Luther's language • Shape of Kepler's orbits • Where Shakespeare was from • I'm not a Catholic, so I'm this • What the word "Renaissance" means • Galileo was the first to use this • Gravity, 3 Laws of Motion, Physics • This guy invented the printing press • First person to think sun was the center • Last name of father of scientific method • ...

25 Clues: Guilt • despair • Birth-Two • adulthood • behaviorism • main beliefs • two-sixyears • dog experiment • Mistrust VS Trust • Autonomy VS Shame • seven-eleven years • first psychologist • set up/organized lab • intimacy vs isolation • visual the world in 3D • says " we are born as empty slates" • experiences our senses that shape us • the scientific method of the human mind • ...