Across
- 2. The overall direction or pattern in data
- 5. The tools and materials used in an investigation
- 8. The variable that is measured
- 9. A scientific process used to answer a question
- 12. The chance that a hazard may cause harm
- 13. Information collected during an investigation
- 17. Information noticed or recorded during an investigation
- 18. A statement based on the evidence collected
- 19. A visual display of data
- 21. Actions taken to reduce the chance of harm
- 22. Considerations about what is right and responsible
- 23. How well an investigation tests what it is meant to test
- 26. How close a measurement is to the true value
- 27. The purpose of an investigation
- 28. A value recorded using an appropriate tool
Down
- 1. How close repeated measurements are to each other
- 3. The variable that is deliberately changed
- 4. A factor kept the same during an investigation
- 5. A factor that reduces the quality of results
- 6. How consistent results are when repeated
- 7. The ordered steps followed in an investigation
- 10. Data used to support a scientific claim
- 11. An influence that unfairly affects results
- 14. The data collected during an investigation
- 15. A testable prediction with scientific reasoning
- 16. The total divided by the number of results
- 20. A labelled drawing used to show equipment or ideas
- 24. Keeping conditions the same except for one variable
- 25. Something that could cause harm
- 29. A result that does not fit the pattern