UNIT 1 - Working Scientifically

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Across
  1. 4. When the data that you collect is close the average value for all of your data
  2. 6. The difference between your maximum and minimum values for the independent variable
  3. 8. A suggestion of what how you think the independent variable will affect the dependent variable, using scientific ideas
  4. 9. Wen only the independent variable has been allowed to affect the dependent variable
  5. 10. The value of the dependent variable that would be recorded if no errors are made
  6. 12. The variable that is changed by the experimenter deliberately in an investigation
  7. 14. Variables that are kept the same in an investigation
  8. 15. A factor that can change in an experiment
  9. 16. Information that has been collected
Down
  1. 1. The variable that is measured in an investigation
  2. 2. An explanation for a prediction, using scientific ideas
  3. 3. Mistakes which cause the dependent variable recorded not to be the true value
  4. 5. When an experimenter is able reproduce the same/similar results when they repeat their method
  5. 7. Results obtained from a fair test i.e. where all control variables have been kept the same
  6. 11. Results that do not fit a pattern; they look out of place.
  7. 13. How close a single measurement is to the true value
  8. 17. A statement of what you want to find out, that links the independent and dependent variable