Scientific Method

6. A well-substantiated explanation of an aspect of the natural world that is based on a body of evidence. (6 letters)
7. A statement about what will happen under certain conditions, often based on a hypothesis. (10 letters)
8. Data that describes qualities or characteristics, often observed but not measured. (11 letters)
12. Information collected during an experiment or research. (4 letters)
13. Repeating an experiment to ensure accuracy and reliability of results. (11 letters)
15. A procedure carried out to test a hypothesis and collect data. (10 letters)
16. What is not changed in an experiment
17. A small part or quantity intended to show what the whole is like in an experiment. (6 letters)
19. To examine data or information in detail in order to understand it and draw conclusions. (7 letters)

1. A proposed explanation for an observation, often based on limited evidence, to be tested through experimentation. (10 letters)
2. The process of watching or monitoring something carefully to gather information. (11 letters)
3. Data that can be measured and written down with numbers. (12 letters)
4. The variable that is measured in an experiment; it is affected by changes in the independent variable. (9 letters)
5. The final step of the scientific method where you summarize the results and state whether your hypothesis was correct. (10 letters)
9. The variable that is intentionally changed to observe its effect on the dependent variable. (11 letters)
10. A representation of an idea, object, or process that helps to understand and communicate how something works. (5 letters)
11. Any factor that can be changed or controlled in an experiment. (8 letters)
14. A tendency to favor certain outcomes or interpretations, potentially affecting objectivity. (4 letters)
18. A series of steps followed in a particular order to perform an experiment. (9 letters)