Across
- 1. The part of a problem that can change or be different.
- 3. To look at something closely to understand how it works.
- 6. The ability to keep trying even when the first solution fails
- 9. A different choice or another way to solve the same issue.
- 11. To judge the value or success of the final result.
- 12. The background or situation surrounding a problem.
- 13. Deciding which parts of a problem are most important to fix first.
- 14. To put a plan into action or "start" the solution.
- 15. Facts or information that prove whether a belief is true.
Down
- 2. Thinking of as many ideas as possible without judging them.
- 4. Using step-by-step reasoning to prove an answer makes sense.
- 5. A limit or restriction (like time or a budget)
- 7. Working with others to combine different strengths.
- 8. Information about how well a solution is actually working.
- 10. The requirements a solution must meet to be successful.