scientific method Crossword Puzzles

9 Clues: Place of Birth • Physical State • Award won in 1904 • Pavlov's first name • Response from psych community • Stimulus used in Pavlov dog theory • Psychological method used (hint: starts with b) • What did the dog's do when Pavlov rang the _______ • The scientific study of the mental processes and behaviour of organisms

9 Clues: Famous writer • family who funded art • person who funds other people • list of banned things in church • person who made scientific method • person who invented printing press • type of Christianity made by people • Person who came up with heliocentric theory • belief that human talents are better than god

17 Clues: on the scale of atoms and molecules, • material that has mass and takes up space • a statement asserting something to be true • an explanation that is supported by evidence • the process of learning through asking questions • a set of directions on how to perform an experiment • the single variable that is changed to test its effect • ...

5 Clues: Fig plants do best if you only water them once a week. • Why is the fig plant not healthy, if it is being watered daily? • Mobi seems to be having a problem with his fig plant, despite watering it daily, it is not looking healthy. • After 1 month, Mobi observed that of the 4 watering schedules tested, fig plants grow best when watered once a week. • ...

5 Clues: Information gathered during an experiment. • The results of the experiment are listed here. • A testable prediction or explanation for an observation. • A controlled test or procedure designed to investigate a hypothesis. • The act of noticing and describing events or phenomena, often using your senses.

52 Clues: study of plants • study of animals • the study of life • individual living entity • fortunate accident or a lucky surprise • collection of all the ecosystems on Earth • study of the biology of the nervous system • study of life’s history by means of fossils • able to be disproven by experimental results • study of the chemistry of biological organisms • ...

15 Clues: a form of reasoning used by marxists • the 'big story' postmodernists challenge • society is based on this say functionalists • shared norms and values, say functionalists • type of description that says a twitch is a wink • the main method of enquiry used by postmodernists • level of analysis promoted by postmodernists and NMs • ...

5 Clues: steps to solve a problem • a test to solve a problem • this variable never changes • the variable you change on propose • relies on the changes by the scientist

5 Clues: To guess the outcome of an experiment • Throughoughly look through the data collected • Find a scientific problem needing to be solved • The documentation of the progress of your experiment • The answer to the first question that the experiment supports

6 Clues: definitino her • definition here • definition here • definistion here • law definition ehre • group definition here

5 Clues: Information gathered during an experiment. • The results of the experiment are listed here. • A testable prediction or explanation for an observation. • A controlled test or procedure designed to investigate a hypothesis. • The act of noticing and describing events or phenomena, often using your senses.

5 Clues: review data • you know this • educated guess • the end of your results • the process of testing a hypothesis

5 Clues: Some versions have more • there is only one scientific method • It is an educated guess based on observations • It is information gathered during and experiment • it is a process that is used to find answers to questions about the world around us

5 Clues: YOU change it • Scientific method step one • Information about question • Stays the same throughout experiment • Something you see/notice about your experiment

25 Clues: "Father of anatomy". • Structure of the body. • Ancient Greek astronomer. • "Father of microbiology". • Place for "light elements". • Discovered the law of gravity. • They were studied by Copernicus. • Encouraged experimental science. • Believed air moved objects along. • Revolution that began in the 1500s. • Vesalius proved that Galen was ____. • ...

25 Clues: something that changes • The variable that we change • the name for parts of cells • something that stays the same • a scientific or educated guess • The control center of the cell • the smallest unit of an element • has a definite shape and volume • the protein factory in the cell • do not react with other elements • an example of a chemical property • ...

32 Clues: kg • mL • Recipes • Repeatable • A _____ cylinder • base unit of mass • Analyzes and applies data • Measure of force of gravity • distance between two points • Factor that is being changed • measure of quantity of matter • flat-bottomed, cone-shaped flask • Each change made in an experiment • Method using steps to solve problems • Metric unit of measuring temperature • ...

20 Clues: I measure mass • _____ to instructions • what we do every Thursday • As temperature ____ pressure decreases • As temperature _____, pressure increases • used to take imprecise measurements of liquids • used to protect one's eyes during an experiment • _____ gloves used to generally protect our hands • ____ gloves used to protect our hands from burns • ...

20 Clues: a large, continuous landmass on earth. • the earth's thin, outermost layer where we live. • the edges where tectonic plates meet and interact. • a deep valley formed as tectonic plates move apart. • the power or force something can withstand or apply. • the thick layer of semi-solid rock beneath the crust. • a scientist who studies volcanoes and volcanic activity. • ...

16 Clues: a limitation on a solution • so small as to be visible only with a microscope • a requirement or standard that a solution must meet • an exchange of one advantage in favor of a different advantage • the size, length, or amount of something, as established by measuring • an explanation that has been repeatedly tested and confirmed by observation • ...

14 Clues: Norwegian "father of realism". • Father of psychological realism in acting. • Realist theatre came to the fore in the ___ century. • Sense ___ refers to the recall of physical sensations. • Costumes and sets were historically ___ in realist theatre. • The ___ Age saw the rise of manufacturing and urbanization. • ...

17 Clues: environmental influences • a prediction that can be verified • variable in a experiment that is measured • the influence of the genes that people inherit • a group defined by its members' shared birth age • research method that aims to establish causality • a way to answer questions using empirical research • research that considers qualities instead of quantities • ...

12 Clues: The universal genetic code • DNA codes for _______________ • structure determines _____________ • The smallest, functional unit of life. • Maintaining a stable, internal environment. • A change in allele frequencies in a population over time. • Process in which cells become specialized in structure and function. • ...

13 Clues: Storage waste • Where ATP is made • Site of photosynthesis • Digests waste in the cell • An organism that is living • Something that is nonliving • Controls the cell functions • Packages and transport material • Protects and give shape to plant cells • Produces, processes, and transports proteins • The acronym we use to identify something that is biotic. • ...

20 Clues: abdomen • reside on skin • burrow or tunnel • term for head tilt • psoroptes cuniculi • mouthparts, head and thorax • scientific name for scabies • diagnostic test for demodex • common name for demodex canis • scientific name for ear mites • diagnosis for walking dandruff • scientific name for the deer tick • scientific name for the nasal mite • scientific name for feline scabies • ...

10 Clues: very important in science • never changes stays the same • this is something scientists do • an important step in an experiment • this is a prediction scientists make • this is something scientists ask to themselves • this is one thing scientists after an experiment • this may decide if your hypothesis stays the same • ...

25 Clues: "Father of anatomy" • Structure of the body • "Father of microbiology" • Ancient Greek astronomer • Place for "light elements" • Discoverd the Law of Gravity • They were studied by Copernicus • Encouraged experimental science • Believed air moved objects along. • Revolution that began in the 1500's • What Leeuwenhoek did to microorganisms • William Harvey studied its circulation • ...

25 Clues: something that changes • The variable that we change • the name for parts of cells • something that stays the same • The control center of the cell • a scientific or educated guess • the protein factory in the cell • has a definite shape and volume • the smallest unit of an element • do not react with other elements • an example of a chemical property • ...

25 Clues: something that changes • the name for parts of cells • The variable that we change • something that stays the same • The control center of the cell • a scientific or educated guess • the smallest unit of an element • the protein factory in the cell • has a definite shape and volume • do not react with other elements • an example of a chemical property • ...

27 Clues: Father. • Mother. • Kingdom. • Subphylum. • Offspring. • Life or living. • Scientific name. • Record of ancestry. • Milk producing animals. • An animal with a backbone. • Is the subgroup under genus. • Means consisting of two names. • Language used for scientific naming. • A plant that lives from year to year. • The collective offspring of common parents. • ...

20 Clues: The father of rationalism. • Most psychologists studied. • Greek doctor and philosopher. • Now known as the pineal gland. • Empiricism and its method is known as. • Modern psychology traces its roots to the. • disbelief or lack of belief in the existence in God. • Our physical sense were less trustworthy than reason. • ...

26 Clues: of a hair • or stress. • violent social behavior • a tiny portion of matter • based on scientific method • about, or bearing sense organs • prevent from happening; make impossible • those affecting behavior in a given context • a high degree of competence or skill; expertise • a word, letter, or number placed before another. • the mouth of an invertebrate, used for grasping, • ...

23 Clues: - made the social contract • - another word for philosopher • - made by the scientist galileo • - stopped torture for punishment • - Developed the scientific method • - Known as the father of chemistry • - a place for men and women to talk • - created the vaccine for the smallpox • - MAde the Two Treatises of Government • - The scientist that made the telescope • ...

20 Clues: the study of the natural world • variable the effect of an experiment • a visual display of data and information • observation an observation using numbers • something that is changed in an experiment • observation an observation using no numbers • a scientific procedure to test a hypothesis • when another scientist repeats your experiment • ...

20 Clues: Study of living organisms • physical substance in general • Expression of Human Creativity • Application of scientific knowledge • Study of numbers, shapes and spaces. • The most important rule in the STEAM lab. • ___ Intelligence, programs that mimic the human brain. • Used to design and build engines, machines and structures. • ...

20 Clues: known as "new classic" • using of Western Europe • the "father" of physics • a Russian, land-owning noble • known for killing his own son • Great guy. helped reform Russia. • the belief that everything orbits the sun • a war between Catholics and the protestants • a system where one person has all the power • the Belief that the monarchy was made by God. • ...

21 Clues: a German monk and theologian • famous for his use of perspective • A financial supporter of artists • painter, sculptor, inventor,scientist • A polish astronomer who studied in italy • a German blacksmith, goldsmith and printer • First woman artist to gain world recognition • philosopher who wrote Advancement of Learning • ...

16 Clues: a limitation on a solution • so small as to be visible only with a microscope • a requirement or standard that a solution must meet • an exchange of one advantage in favor of a different advantage • the size, length, or amount of something, as established by measuring • an explanation that has been repeatedly tested and confirmed by observation • ...

25 Clues: something that changes • The variable that we change • the name for parts of cells • something that stays the same • The control center of the cell • a scientific or educated guess • the protein factory in the cell • the smallest unit of an element • has a definite shape and volume • do not react with other elements • an example of a chemical property • ...

25 Clues: something that changes • the name for parts of cells • The variable that we change • something that stays the same • a scientific or educated guess • The control center of the cell • the protein factory in the cell • has a definite shape and volume • the smallest unit of an element • do not react with other elements • an example of a chemical property • ...

20 Clues: French philosophers • Improved the existing telescope • sun-centered model of the universe • Produced the 28 volume Encyclopedia • passionate believer in freedom of speech • Restriction access to ideas and information • Economist who favored a free enterprise system • Using reasoning to propose a possible explanation • Theorized that the sun was the center of the universe • ...

32 Clues: to splash • to happen • to notice • not common • hurt or wounded • extremely large • strength or power • strange and scary • not aware or awake • a patio or balcony • information or facts • to shake a little bit • to fall down suddenly • a result or an effect • a picture in your mind • terrible damage or harm • a group of similar things • to move in an unsteady way • to be powerful and violent • ...

9 Clues: You look at the data to see patterns or results. • You ask a clear question about what you observed. • You decide whether your hypothesis was correct or incorrect. • You use your senses to notice something interesting or a problem. • You measure, record, or observe what happens during the experiment. • ...

20 Clues: influential French writer • A constitution of ten amendments • A change in the thinking of Europe • monarchs new ideas or made reforms • was the main artistic style in 1700s • The earth-centered view of the universe • a pen name used by Franćois Marie Arouet • a strong advocate of education for women • the ruler most admired by the philosophes • ...

20 Clues: Planet with 7 rings • Planet with human life • Planet closest to the sun • Created the scientific method • Biggest star in the solar system • Spanish explorer in North America • Contains a vast number of galaxies • Creator of heliocentrism (last name) • German mathematician, astrologer and astronomer • Furthest planet, not a dwarf planet, from the sun • ...

22 Clues: water freezes at • plates move apart at • to the earth's surface • The stratosphere contains the • the scientific law describes a • the 7 steps of the scientific method • the___________ is to measure teaperature • The 3 things necessary for photosynthesis • areas ___________ of usally have ________- • A vast, underwater mountain chain is called • ...

20 Clues: areas of usally have. • isPlates move apart at • a scientific law describess a • the is used to measure teampuer. • the the stratoshpere contains the • is ameausre of the amount of water • into earths atmoshpere as water vapor • the troposphere is the layer of the atom • A vast underwater mountain chain is called a • most of the freash water on earth is found in. • ...

20 Clues: sun in center • Newton's laws • is Latin meaning “to have the body.” • where laws limited the ruler’s power. • new military leader that beats Cavaliers • influential French writer the Baron de _______ • A third great philosophe, Jean Jacques _______ • coming up with something and trying to prove it • The earth-centered view of the universe was called the • ...

22 Clues: Risk of crossing boundaries. • Slowly changing and transforming. • Generated by the method of inquiry. • Whitehead’s philosophical category. • Believes that everything is in God. • Believe in the non-interventionist God. • What constitutes reality in process philosophy • Placing primary weight or priority in explaining reality. • ...

13 Clues: The sun is in the center • The earth is in the center • founder of modern human anatomy • Said "I think, therefore I am." • came up with an early calculator • The "Father of observational astronomy" • Came up with laws of motion and gravity • Astronomer, had a fake nose (first/last) • Discovered heliocentric model of universe • discovered the elliptical motion of planets • ...

14 Clues: ______ rocks • ______ are ... • ______ rocks ... • Plate ______ ... • ______ rocks ... • The rock _____ ... • The ______ Drift Theory • All of the Earth's Air is known as the ______. • All of the Earth's life is known as the ______. • All of the Earth's Water is known as the ______. • All of the Earth's Solid Parts are known as the ______. • ...

25 Clues: - interrupt • - false pregnancy • - written by hand • - sudden and unexpected. • - become active and eject • - class of psychoactive drug • - a sudden outbreak of something • - from or relating to the Bible. • - having or showing a willingness • - a forecast of a person's future • - affecting, or arising in the mind • - having a body cavity that is a pseudocoel. • ...

21 Clues: Farming • Time before writing • Extra food from farming • Neolithic city in Anatolia • A man-made object from the past • Person who moves in search of food • Taming animals such as cows and sheep • Ancient Fertile Crescent city in Syria • First walled city in the Fertile Crescent • Remains of something that used to be living • the movement of people from one area to another • ...

30 Clues: Show or point out • Recognize or name something • Purpose or role of something • Rough calculation or judgment • Obtain from a source or origin • Element that can change or vary • Abstract idea or general notion • Mathematical rule or expression • Explain the meaning of something • Systematic way of doing something • Origin of information or evidence • ...

13 Clues: someone who studies wisdom • Earth is at the center of the universe • first European to make regular observations • took a next step in destroying the Ptolemaic system • English philosopher with few scientific credentials • a systematic procedure for collecting ans analyzing evidence • was a prolific and influential composer of the Classical era • ...

13 Clues: someone who studies wisdom • Earth is at the center of the universe • first European to make regular observations • took a next step in destroying the Ptolemaic system • English philosopher with few scientific credentials • was a prolific and influential composer of the Classical era • a systematic procedure for collecting ans analyzing evidence • ...

13 Clues: Storage waste • Where ATP is made • Site of photosynthesis • Digests waste in the cell • An organism that is living • Something that is nonliving • Controls the cell functions • Packages and transport material • Protects and give shape to plant cells • Produces, processes, and transports proteins • The acronym we use to identify something that is biotic. • ...

15 Clues: Invented the telescope • Invented the Microscope • Invented the Celsius scale • Invented the law of gravity • Discovered how the heart works • Came up with geocentric theory • Invented the bacteria microscope • Invented the mercury thermometer • Created a vaccine against smallpox • Helped develop the scientific method • Helped develop the scientific method • ...

13 Clues: Wrote the 95 Theses • The study of religion • Wrote the book "Leviathan" • This king signed the Magna Carta • King Henry the 8th led what country • Wealthy person who paid for artwork • This type of method requires evidence • Most important city of the Renaissance • These Protestants followed John Calvin • Moral law against charging high interest • ...

10 Clues: Explains behaviour with fewest assumptions • An explanation that uses the rules of logic • _______ plays an important role in the Rational method • A field of inquiry that appears to use scientific methods • Type of research for a problem that has not been studied much • A research that investigates a problem based in the real world • ...

10 Clues: What you measure from the IV. • What you change in the experiment. • The final results of your experiments. • What stays the same so you can compare to it. • What you think the result of the experiment will be • The thing that makes you begin the scientific method. • A method used by everyday people in everyday lives to find awsers to question • ...

13 Clues: someone who studies wisdom • Earth is at the center of the universe • first European to make regular observations • English philosopher with few scientific credentials • took a next step in destroying the Ptolemaic system • a systematic procedure for collecting ans analyzing evidence • was a prolific and influential composer of the Classical era • ...

5 Clues: The factor that is measured during the experiment. • Factors that remain the same throughout the experiment. • The variable that is purposely changed to test a hypothesis. • An experiment in which only one variable is changed at a time. • It is a process that is used to find answers to questions about the world around us.

5 Clues: a procedure carried out to test the hypothesis • factual information collected from experiments • a testable prediction or explanation based on observations • using your senses to gather information about the world around you • analyzing the data to determine whether the hypothesis was supported or not

17 Clues: 2D X-Ray image • An X-Ray source • Elastic scattering • X-Ray Fluorescent plot • Basic elements in brass • Basic elements in bronze • Detectors used in XRF method • Often present among grave goods • Main chemical element in a denarius • Objects to which preservation is directed • Parameter that characterizes the detector • Parameter linked to the X-Ray flux intensity • ...

21 Clues: Upper arm bone • Number of FALSE ribs • Number of floating ribs • Number of lumbar vertebrae • Scientific name for your jaw • Number of thoracic vertebrae • Scientific name for your shin • The bone that makes your elbow • Number of tarsals in EACH ankle • Number of carpels in EACH wrist • Scientific name for the kneecap • Scientific name for the collarbone • ...

41 Clues: _ull • baby pig • baby goat • baby horse • baby sheep • baby chicken • castrated pig • baby male pig • adult male pig • young male pig • young male pig • adult male goat • castrated horse • rhymes with ham • young male goat • young female cow • rhymes with tilt • adult male horse • adult female pig • young male horse • young male sheep • young female goat • adult female goat • castrated chicken • young male chicken • ...

38 Clues: baby pig • baby goat • baby sheep • baby horse • baby bovine • young male pig • group of sheep • mature male pig • young male goat • young male horse • young female pig • young male sheep • mature male goat • mature female pig • young female goat • mature male horse • young male bovine • mature male sheep • a group of bovine • castrated male pig • mature male bovine • young female horse • mature female goat • ...

12 Clues: We make a conclusion based on our ___________. • During our experiments, we collected __________. • The river that was the focus of our stream study. • The process scientists use to learn new information. • The scientific method usually begins with a __________. • This number tells us how acidic or basic our stream water is. • ...

12 Clues: The universal genetic code • DNA codes for _______________ • structure determines _____________ • The smallest, functional unit of life. • Maintaining a stable, internal environment. • A change in allele frequencies in a population over time. • Process in which cells become specialized in structure and function. • ...

13 Clues: Life, Liberty, Land • Developed the scientific method. • Developed the heliocentric model. • French philosopher and mathematician. • Created the idea of elliptical orbits. • A process of standardizing scientific experiments. • English philosopher who argued people have natural rights. • proved Copernicus theory that the sun was the center of the solar system. • ...

10 Clues: each person is important and has worth • an educated guess as to what might happen • Press a machine that produce printed copies • Method a step by step method for conducting research • someone who is wealthy and supports arts and artists • artistic representation that aims for visual accuracy • tries to balance religion with power of the human mind • ...

13 Clues: Motion • Runny and visible • Particles only vibrate • another word for runny • Pigmentation of a substance • Particles are having a party • When a liquid turns into a gas • steam that comes from a liquid • When a gas turns into a liquid • when a liquid turns into a solid • When they combine they make a molecule • The degree of compactness of a substance • ...

14 Clues: A type of data that is based on numerical measurements. • The idea that individuals are shaped by society and social structures. • The research method that involves studying a single case in great detail. • The idea that sociologists should strive to be value-free in their research. • ...

15 Clues: Psychology Teacher • One of your volunteers • One of your volunteers • One of your instructors • One of your instructors • a memory method to improve memory • game we played to test your attention • The Scientific study of the human mind and its functions • memory method to improve memory by grouping items together. • ...

17 Clues: 2D X-Ray image • An X-Ray source • Elastic scattering • X-Ray Fluorescent plot • Basic elements in brass • Basic elements in bronze • Detectors used in XRF method • Often present among grave goods • Main chemical element in a denarius • Parameter that characterizes the detector • Objects to which preservation is directed • Parameter linked to the X-Ray flux intensity • ...

17 Clues: 2D X-Ray image • An X-Ray source • Elastic scattering • X-Ray Fluorescent plot • Basic elements in brass • Basic elements in bronze • Detectors used in XRF method • Often present among grave goods • Main chemical element in a denarius • Parameter that characterizes the detector • Objects to which preservation is directed • Parameter linked to the X-Ray flux intensity • ...

17 Clues: Points to prove • father of the scientific method • What the word Renaissance means • process of learning we still use • Time period before the Renaissance • invention that helped with the clock • proved earth revolved around the sun • Someone who was skilled in many areas • Belief that humans were worth studying • Type of learning about Greece and Rome • ...

17 Clues: plant-like protoctista • fungi cell wall material • protoctist with no cell wall • mode of nutrition of all fungi • it is between class and family • it is between kingdom and class • bacteria dont have this protein • storage polysaccharide of plants • first word of the scientific name • the domain with peptidoglycan cell walls • storage carbohydrate of fungi and animals • ...

19 Clues: Theory That earth revolves around the sun • Someone who goes against accepted beliefs. • Watt Inventor who improved the steam engine. • Growth of cities as people move in for work. • Someone who starts a business and takes risks. • A government where one ruler has all the power. • Places where goods are made, often using machines. • ...

17 Clues: 2D X-Ray image • An X-Ray source • Elastic scattering • X-Ray Fluorescent plot • Basic elements in brass • Basic elements in bronze • Detectors used in XRF method • Often present among grave goods • Main chemical element in a denarius • Parameter that characterizes the detector • Objects to which preservation is directed • Parameter linked to the X-Ray flux intensity • ...

17 Clues: 2D X-Ray image • An X-Ray source • Elastic scattering • X-Ray Fluorescent plot • Basic elements in brass • Basic elements in bronze • Detectors used in XRF method • Often present among grave goods • Main chemical element in a denarius • Objects to which preservation is directed • Parameter that characterizes the detector • Parameter linked to the X-Ray flux intensity • ...

8 Clues: / Invented calculus. • Life, Liberty, Property • / Believed in women's rights • / Created the scientific method • / A time of philosophical revolution. • / Believed in the separation of powers • / Discovered that the planets orbit the Sun • / Forced by the Church to recant his heliocentric Solar System

8 Clues: / Invented calculus. • Life, Liberty, Property • / Believed in women's rights • / Created the scientific method • / A time of philosophical revolution. • / Believed in the separation of powers • / Discovered that the planets orbit the Sun • / Forced by the Church to recant his heliocentric Solar System

19 Clues: no interference (251) • God's at the top of this (231) • Means "sun is the center" (233) • Said the earth orbits the sun(233) • Leader of the French Enlightenment (243) • Discovered 3 laws of planetary motion (235) • Pope Clement XIII banned this in 1759 (249) • Discovered four moons that orbit Jupiter (234) • Developed the deductive method of reasoning (238) • ...

8 Clues: Collected information • Amount of matter in something • A person who uses a scientific method • Amount of mass in a given volume of a substance or objec0t • Measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in a substance • A facility that provides a controlled condition where scientific research • ...

6 Clues: Units • Method • Factor • Notation • Analysis • Notation

8 Clues: Collected information • Amount of matter in something • A person who uses a scientific method • Amount of mass in a given volume of a substance or objec0t • Measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in a substance • A facility that provides a controlled condition where scientific research • ...

21 Clues: sun-centered • A Polish cleric and astronaut. • also referred to as a light microscope • result for Jupiter's Moons scientific revolution • A logical procedure for gathering and testing ideas • supposedly inspired by the sight of a falling apple. • the theory that earth is at the center of the universe • A brilliant mathematician, and assistant to Tycho Brahe • ...

27 Clues: the civil war was over • German monk, 95 theses • this war started in 1618 • published Copernicus findings • James kay invented what in 1733 • established principles of motion • Prussian king of the 18th century • the king of France in the 16th century • enlightenment feminist thinker in England • polish monk and astronomer in the 16th century • ...

30 Clues: The actual person • A person's total being • knowledge about oneself • known to self and others • unknown to self and others • "holier than thou" syndrome • blind to self, seen by others • open to self, hidden from others • Information about one's performance • contains two negative extremes or traps • opportunity area for growth or weakness • ...

20 Clues: Design and conduct a test for your hypothesis • A factor in the experiment that can be changed • Used to measure the temperature of a substance • Variable The variable that is changed on purpose • Information is graphed for ease of understanding • Beam Balance Used to measure the mass of an object • An instrument that makes small objects look larger • ...

5 Clues: Bacon • Method • Newton • Galilei • Copernicus

6 Clues: Units • Method • Factor • Analysis • Notation • Notation

10 Clues: famous for his laws of motion and universal • an institution founded to promote scientific research • he proposed a model of the universe that placed the sun • he is known for his known for his laws of planetary motion • the act of finding or learning something for the first time • Known as the father of empiricism and the scientific method • ...

10 Clues: The measurable goals a research project aims to achieve? • A structured approach to conducting experiments and research? • The process of examining and organizing collected data in research? • The written summary that explains the findings of a scientific study? • The first step in scientific research involving a testable prediction? • ...

10 Clues: The use of numbers and symbols to solve problems • The study of the natural world through observation and experiment • The application of scientific and mathematical knowledge to designs • Emotional and social needs such as family, friends, and entertainment • Basic necessities like shelter and clothing required for human survival • ...

10 Clues: Made the Mona Lisa. • They improved the telescope. • Consists of the Sun and eight planets. • A period of dramatic change in scientific thought. • Allowing scientists to see and study the microscopic world. • A device that uses lenses or mirrors to collect and focus light. • ...

31 Clues: 4 quarts = 1 ___ • 1 000 000 meter = 1 ___ • the SI base unit for mass • the "responding variable" • the SI base unit for time • the SI base unit for length • 1 meter = 1 000 000 000 ___ • the study of matter and energy • a ratio of equivalent measurements • the SI base unit for electric current • the SI base unit for luminous intensity • when dividing you must ___ the exponents • ...

20 Clues: - series of steps followed to complete an experiment (noun) • - testable prediction or explanation for a scientific question (noun) • - studying or investigating a topic to discover new information (verb) • - put together parts or materials to create something functional (verb) • - factor that can change in an experiment and affect the outcome (noun) • ...