Lab Equipment and Scientific Method

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Across
  1. 3. Science lab tool used to measure drops of liquid.
  2. 4. Facts and statistics collected to be analyzed.
  3. 6. Goggles Science lab tool worn to protect your eyes during hands on activities.
  4. 8. A widely accepted rule that reliably predicts natural events under any testable condition.
  5. 10. A set of well-tested hypotheses or principles that explain observations.
  6. 12. Group A group in an experiment that does not receive treatment.
  7. 14. An act or instance of viewing something that happened.
  8. 17. A tool used in science labs to weigh certain materials.
  9. 19. A piece of technology used to store information, make calculations, and much more.
  10. 20. A forecast of what someone thinks will occur.
  11. 22. A conclusion based on observations using skills and previous experiences.
  12. 23. Anything that can affect the outcome of the experiment.
  13. 25. Container used to hold liquids.
  14. 26. Variable A variable that changes and can be measured in an experiment.
Down
  1. 1. Cylinder Science lab tool used to measure volumes of liquids. The measurement is usually in mL (milliliters).
  2. 2. Variable A variable that is changed in an experiment to observe its effects.
  3. 5. A scientific tool used to observe stars, planets, and other celestial objects.
  4. 7. A judgment or decision reached by reasoning based on evidence.
  5. 9. Science lab tool used to measure microscopic organisms (very small organisms that cannot be seen with the naked eye.)
  6. 11. Burner A piece of equipment with an open flame used to heat substances.
  7. 13. An investigation that uses a variety of skills to answer questions.
  8. 15. Tube Science lab equipment used to hold small amounts of materials for testing.
  9. 16. Len Science lab tool used to magnify images.
  10. 18. Dish Science lab tool used as a place for microorganisms to grow.
  11. 21. A method of testing different hypotheses.
  12. 24. A proposed explanation based on limited evidence or observations. An educated guess.