Across
- 1. Information collected during an experiment.
- 8. Coming to a conclusion based on your existing knowledge. (Example – seeing a student wearing a sports team jersey and concluding the student likes that team.)
- 9. Data dealing with descriptions; data is observed (colors, textures, smells, tastes, appearance, beauty, etc.).
- 10. Outcome of an experiment.
- 11. Something that can be changed.
- 12. Watch something carefully.
Down
- 2. Examine data collected in an experiment to determine what it means.
- 3. Your proposed answer to the question or solution to the problem.
- 4. Data which can be measured (length, height, area, volume, weight, speed, time, temperature, etc.).
- 5. Reach a decision based on the analysis of data.
- 6. A test that is done to determine if a hypothesis is correct or not.
- 7. Basic results that may or may not be accurate; basic results.