TOK crossword

1. A high level of confidence that a claim is correct.
3. The methods and procedures used in inquiry.
5. The systematic methods used to produce knowledge.
11. The consistency or repeatability of results or evidence.
13. The angle or standpoint from which something is viewed.
14. A short statement offered as true (often supported by evidence).
15. Reasons or arguments offered to show a claim is valid.
17. The boundaries or limits of what a discipline or question covers.
18. The individual who interprets, constructs, or evaluates knowledge claims.

2. The process of explaining or assigning meaning to information.
4. Something taken for granted without proof.
6. A tendency to favour one interpretation or group over others.
7. A dominant framework or model that shapes thinking in a field.
8. A predetermined opinion not based on reason or experience; a more profound form of bias.
9. A general idea used to organise and understand knowledge.
10. How logically sound or well-founded an argument or method is.
12. Facts, data, or examples used to support a claim.
16. A specific branch of knowledge with its own methods, assumptions, and languages.