Scientific Method

4. Sometimes scientists make a mistake, or ________, and need to do an experiment again.
6. Data based on quantities
9. The collecting of information about a particular subject.
10. To make a conclusion based on reasoning and observations.
11. The steps used to test a hypothesis
12. To determine the extent, quantity, or dimensions of something.
14. The first part of the conclusion. Did the experiment support the hypothesis
15. The practical use for the information gained from the experiment.
20. A method of research in which a problem is identified, and a hypothesis is formulated and then tested, resulting in conclusions being drawn
21. To notice similarities or differences.
22. A sample, subject, or group in an experiment where the factor being tested is NOT applied.
24. Supplies and equipment required for the experiment.
25. To use your senses to gather information about an abject or even

1. To make an educated guess about a future even based on information about similar events in the past.
2. Data based on qualities.
3. Scientists use their data to make charts and ___________ to communicate the results of an experiment.
4. The second part of the conclusion. The data showed...
5. The measurements or facts which are recorded as the experiment progresses
7. The factor of the experiment which is being TESTED or changed.
8. The factor being MEASURED in an experiment. The thing which changes as a result of a change in the independent variable.
13. To make a list of data and information for later use
14. The part of the scientific method where the researcher summarizes their findings.
16. A detailed series of steps to follow to perform an experiment.
17. To name or recognize something based on its properties
18. A testable, cause and effect statement. An educated guess
19. To examine carefully and in detail so as to identify causes, key factors, possible results, etc.
23. The third part of the conclusion. Explains why.