Year 7 science Term 3 wrap up

Edit Answers
1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738
Across
  1. 1. - Tiny pieces of matter that make up all substances
  2. 4. - Logical explanation based on observations
  3. 6. - Descriptive, non-numerical data like texture or smell
  4. 7. - Properties observed without changing substance identity
  5. 10. - Separation method using funnel and filter paper
  6. 12. - Process where liquid changes to gas at boiling point
  7. 15. - Solution that holds maximum solute, no more dissolves
  8. 17. - Instrument that measures temperature; read at eye level
  9. 19. - The liquid that does the dissolving
  10. 20. - Liquid that passes through filter paper
  11. 23. - Gas changes directly to solid, like frost
  12. 24. - Factors that can change in experiments
  13. 27. - Particles suspended in liquid but do not dissolve
  14. 28. - Two or more substances physically combined
  15. 30. - Liquid turns to gas at surface below boiling point
  16. 32. - Numerical data that can be measured and analyzed statistically
  17. 33. - Equipment that measures mass; zero before use
  18. 34. - Gas burner with parts including base, barrel, and collar
  19. 35. - Process where solid changes to liquid at melting point
  20. 37. - Separation based on how far substances travel in solvent
  21. 38. - Formation of pure crystals from saturated solution
Down
  1. 2. - Gas changes to liquid when cooled
  2. 3. - The substance being dissolved in a solution
  3. 5. - Device used to measure time accurately
  4. 8. - Variables kept constant to ensure a fair test
  5. 9. - State with fixed shape and volume, particles closely packed
  6. 11. - Scientific workspace where experiments are conducted
  7. 13. - Estimating values within the range of data points
  8. 14. - Variable changed by the experimenter
  9. 16. - Separates liquids with different boiling points
  10. 18. - Direct sensory input like color, shape, or temperature
  11. 21. - Solid material that remains after filtration
  12. 22. - Properties that describe how substances react with others
  13. 23. - Variable that is the measured outcome
  14. 25. - Solid changes directly to gas, like dry ice
  15. 26. - Predicting values outside the range of data
  16. 29. - State with neither fixed shape nor volume
  17. 31. - Scientific equipment that should be drawn with accurate proportions
  18. 36. - State with fixed volume but shape changes to container