Across
- 4. A factor kept the same to make the test fair.
- 5. The findings obtained from an investigation.
- 8. Tools or instruments used to complete an investigation.
- 10. A scientific test carried out to answer a question.
- 11. A testable explanation or prediction about what will happen.
- 14. Information arranged in rows and columns.
- 15. Giving measurements that are close together for example 2dp.
- 17. The detailed plan of how an investigation is carried out.
- 19. The variable that is measured or observed.
- 20. A weakness or restriction that may affect the results.
Down
- 1. The variable that is deliberately changed.
- 2. A result that does not fit the general pattern.
- 3. A visual display used to show data.
- 6. Close to the true or accepted value.
- 7. Standard measurements used to describe amounts, such as millilitres (ml), grams (g), centimetres (cm), and degrees Celsius (°C).
- 9. A clear question that the investigation will answer.
- 12. A change that could make the investigation better.
- 13. To carry out the same test again.
- 16. Likely to give similar results when repeated for example 3 trials.
- 18. The general direction in which data changes.