Across
- 5. A way to ask questions and get answers from lots of people.
- 8. A quick survey, often with just a simple yes or no.
- 9. A methodical, step-by-step approach to gathering data.
- 10. The process of gathering all the facts and figures.
- 11. A full headcount—everybody's invited to the survey party!
- 12. All the people (or things) you're studying in your research.
- 17. A fancy way of saying “let’s break it into different layers.”
- 18. Grouping together similar things to study more easily.
- 19. Digging deep into one example to learn something big.
- 20. Asking someone for their thoughts—like a detective getting to the truth.
- 21. Watching closely and recording what happens.
- 22. The facts and figures—math’s version of clues in a mystery.
- 23. The detailed notes or documents that help track what’s happening.
Down
- 1. The official written materials—like your data’s paper trail.
- 2. A trait or feature that makes something special or unique.
- 3. A short test to check your knowledge—bonus points if you enjoy it!
- 4. The trial run—math’s version of a quiz or experiment.
- 6. The exact number you need from each group—no more, no less.
- 7. The math behind collecting and interpreting data—math meets real life!
- 13. The future told by the numbers, like math's crystal ball.
- 14. A list of questions, the survey superhero.
- 15. The spotlight on a small group or topic for closer study.
- 16. A sample that really represents the whole group, like a mini-me.
- 17. A small part of a whole, like a taste test before the big feast.