Across
- 5. A possible, testable explanation or prediction for a question or problem.
- 6. Type of data that uses numbers from counting or measuring.
- 10. What you think will happen before an experiment is completed.
- 12. An organized way of using evidence to learn about the natural world
- 15. Information scientists examine to test explanations and support conclusions.
- 16. A broad explanation supported by considerable evidence and many tests.
- 18. The group that serves as a comparison in an experiment.
Down
- 1. Scientists do this to an experiment to see if they get the same results.
- 2. Information gathered from observations.
- 3. Type of data that describes characteristics that cannot be counted.
- 4. The variable deliberately changed by the scientist.
- 7. A factor in an experiment that can be changed.
- 8. A decision based on experimental evidence about whether the hypothesis was supported.
- 9. The group that receives the variable being tested.
- 11. The variable that is observed or measured during an experiment.
- 13. The control group provides this for the experimental group.
- 14. A factor that is kept the same throughout an experiment.
- 17. The information collected during an experiment that must be organized and analyzed.
