Across
- 3. An explanation that determines whether the results support the hypothesis. Do your results match your predictions?
- 5. A testable statement explaining what you think will happen. An idea that might explain your existing knowledge.
- 7. The factors in the experiment that will vary. What things can be changed in the experiment?
Down
- 1. An explanation of the results. What patterns did you find in your results?
- 2. the materials that you need for the experiment
- 4. Data that has been collected during the experiment. Information that is recorded in tables, lists, graphs, etc.
- 6. A statement about the purpose of the experiment. What do you want to investigate?