Across
- 3. All of the qualitative and quantitative observations that are part of an investigation.
- 5. The horizontal line at the bottom of a graph.
- 10. The amount of space something takes up.
- 13. A tool used to measure the mass of solid objects.
- 14. Last name of your science teacher this year.
- 15. The vertical line on the left side of a graph.
- 16. A graduated cylinder should always be read at ___ level.
- 17. A logical conclusion based on observations and prior knowledge.
- 18. A chart with points connected by lines to show trends or changes in data.
- 20. The curved upper surface of a liquid in a tube.
- 22. A piece of lab equipment with a volume scale.
- 24. The unit used to measure the liquid volume of an object.
Down
- 1. An observation that describes the characteristics or qualities of something with words.
- 2. A point, or way in which things are NOT the same.
- 4. To find the average number of drops a penny can hold, add up all ___ numbers and divide by five.
- 6. The amount of minutes suggested for reviewing your science notebook nightly.
- 7. The unit used to measure length on notebook page 7.
- 8. A point, or way in which things are the same.
- 9. A chart that uses bars to show comparisons of data.
- 11. You need a ___ to read for when you have completed everything else in class.
- 12. The title of a graph should always be ___.
- 19. An observation that describes the measurement or quantity of something with numbers.
- 21. The unit of measurement used when measuring the mass of an object.
- 23. A measure of the amount of matter (usually measured in grams).
