Science and Graphs!
Across
- 2. The final step of the Scientific Inquiry Method.
- 3. The name for the horizontal and vertical bold lines.
- 5. A visual representation of experimental data.
- 6. A guide to differentiate different items on a graph.
- 9. The X-axis.
- 12. The actual testing of a scientific hypothesis.
- 14. The direction of the independent variable.
- 15. The variable that is measured in an experiment.
- 16. The 1st step in the Scientific Inquiry Method.
- 19. The distance between hash marks.
- 20. The names of the dependent and independent variables.
- 21. The Y-axis.
Down
- 1. The 2nd step in the Scientific Inquiry Method.
- 3. In this step, scientists create graphs to visualize the results of the experiment.
- 4. A step in the Scientific Inquiry Method written in an "If _, then _, because _."
- 7. The variable that is changed in an experiment.
- 8. The name of the graph
- 10. Another name for key.
- 11. The measurement for each variable. Ex. cm, ft.
- 13. The written step by step directions as how to conduct the experiment.
- 17. The direction of the dependent variable.
- 18. Term for whether or not the graph is easy to view changes in the data points.