Science Vocab Unit 1 Part 2

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Across
  1. 3. A collection of facts, numbers, or information that we gather to answer questions and learn about the world.
  2. 4. Any potential hazards, risks, or conditions during an experiment that could cause physical injury, illness, or property damage.
  3. 6. Anything in an experiment that can change.
  4. 8. Information collected using numbers, measurements, or counts.
  5. 9. A picture that uses dots and connecting lines to show how information changes over time.
  6. 10. An educated prediction that can be tested through an investigation.
  7. 11. A picture or chart that uses rectangular bars to compare different groups or categories of information
  8. 12. The part of an experiment that is measured or observed. It changes because of the independent variable.
Down
  1. 1. Information collected using descriptions, such as color, smell, texture, or shape.
  2. 2. A decision or explanation based on the evidence collected during an investigation.
  3. 5. The parts of an experiment that stay the same so the test is fair.
  4. 7. The one thing a Scientist changes on purpose during an experiment.