GED Science Crossword

4. to determine the importance, adequacy, or significance of something
6. to suggest something is true without actually stating it
8. taking information learned in one situation and using it in another set of circumstances
10. the situation within which something is said or done
11. to identify how things are alike
13. a situation in which one thing (a cause) results in another (an effect)
18. to figure out something that is suggested by stated information (verb)
21. reduction of the complexity of a concept or topic so much that the presentation becomes incorrect
22. when only two choices are presented although there are actually other possibilities
25. the central topic of a paragraph or passage

1. observations, measurements, and other facts that back up the conclusion
2. errors in reasoning
3. a from of faulty logic in which a conclusion is based on insufficient evidence
5. to briefly tell the important points
7. a belief that is prized as extremely important
9. a fact or idea that is taken for granted and not actually stated
10. a logical result or generalization
12. a fact or idea that is suggested by stated information
14. something that can be proved true
15. a form of faulty logic in which a conclusion is supported by reasons that simply restate the conclusion
16. to say something in another way
17. a fact or idea that you figured out based on stated information (noun)
19. something that makes something else happen
20. to identify how things are different
21. a belief that may or may not be true
22. to examine something in order to judge its worth or significance
23. something that happens because something else happened
24. satisfactoriness; being sufficient for the purpose