Across
- 4. Sometimes scientists make a mistake, or ________, and need to do an experiment again.
- 6. Data based on quantities
- 9. The collecting of information about a particular subject.
- 10. To make a conclusion based on reasoning and observations.
- 11. The steps used to test a hypothesis
- 12. To determine the extent, quantity, or dimensions of something.
- 14. The first part of the conclusion. Did the experiment support the hypothesis
- 15. The practical use for the information gained from the experiment.
- 20. A method of research in which a problem is identified, and a hypothesis is formulated and then tested, resulting in conclusions being drawn
- 21. To notice similarities or differences.
- 22. A sample, subject, or group in an experiment where the factor being tested is NOT applied.
- 24. Supplies and equipment required for the experiment.
- 25. To use your senses to gather information about an abject or even
Down
- 1. To make an educated guess about a future even based on information about similar events in the past.
- 2. Data based on qualities.
- 3. Scientists use their data to make charts and ___________ to communicate the results of an experiment.
- 4. The second part of the conclusion. The data showed...
- 5. The measurements or facts which are recorded as the experiment progresses
- 7. The factor of the experiment which is being TESTED or changed.
- 8. The factor being MEASURED in an experiment. The thing which changes as a result of a change in the independent variable.
- 13. To make a list of data and information for later use
- 14. The part of the scientific method where the researcher summarizes their findings.
- 16. A detailed series of steps to follow to perform an experiment.
- 17. To name or recognize something based on its properties
- 18. A testable, cause and effect statement. An educated guess
- 19. To examine carefully and in detail so as to identify causes, key factors, possible results, etc.
- 23. The third part of the conclusion. Explains why.