Across
- 4. Examining and interpreting the data.
- 6. A testable prediction written as an “If…then…” statement.
- 8. Data which are numerical measurements (e.g., time, mass, temperature).
- 9. Repeating an experiment to verify results.
- 11. A statement that explains whether the hypothesis was supported or not.
- 13. The problem or inquiry you want to investigate.
- 14. The variable you measure or observe.
- 15. Information collected during an experiment.
- 16. Any factor in an experiment that can change.
- 17. A well-tested explanation supported by evidence.
- 18. A statement describing a natural phenomenon that is consistently observed.
- 19. An influence that can affect how results are interpreted.
Down
- 1. Factors kept the same to ensure a fair test.
- 2. Data which is descriptive, non-numerical observations (e.g., color, texture, smell).
- 3. A procedure used to test a hypothesis.
- 5. The Variable you purposely change in an experiment.
- 7. Step-by-step instructions for conducting an experiment.
- 10. Using senses or tools to gather information.
- 12. The group used for comparison that does not receive the experimental treatment.