Question

activity 3: im on the right track!
direction. complete the puzzle using the clues shown below. write your answer on
a separate sheet of paper or you may photocopy the puzzle if you have a
photocopier at home.

across

1. make a decision based on the analysis of data.
2. data which can be measured (height, weight, volume, etc.)
3. a test to determine whether a hypothesis is correct.
4. look carefully at things.

down

1. data dealing with descriptions; observation data (colors, textures, smells,

appearance, feel, ect.)

1. basic results that may or may not be accurate.
2. your suggested answer to the question or the solution to the problem.
3. the outcome of the experiment.

Explanation:

To solve the crossword puzzle, we analyze each clue:

Across

• 3. Make a decision based on the analysis of data.

The term for making a decision from data analysis is CONCLUDE (length: let's check the grid—assuming the number of squares matches, "CONCLUDE" fits as it involves data - driven decision - making).

• 10. Data which can be measured (height, weight, volume, etc.).

Measurable data is QUANTITATIVE (matches the clue about measurable attributes like height, weight).

• 11. A test to determine whether a hypothesis is correct.

The test for a hypothesis is an EXPERIMENT (experiments are used to test hypotheses).

• 12. Look carefully at things.

To look carefully is OBSERVE (matches the action of careful looking).

Down

• 1. Data dealing with descriptions; observation data (colors, textures, smells, appearance, feel, etc.).

Descriptive data is QUALITATIVE (contrasts with quantitative, focuses on descriptions).

• 2. Basic results that may or may not be accurate.

Initial, possibly inaccurate results are RAW (raw data is unprocessed and may have errors).

• 4. Your suggested answer to the question or the solution to the problem.

A suggested answer/solution is a HYPOTHESIS (a hypothesis is a proposed explanation or solution).

• 5. The outcome of the experiment.

The outcome of an experiment is the RESULT (the end - product of the experimental process).

Filling the Grid (Summary of Answers)

• Across 3: CONCLUDE
• Across 10: QUANTITATIVE
• Across 11: EXPERIMENT
• Across 12: OBSERVE
• Down 1: QUALITATIVE
• Down 2: RAW
• Down 4: HYPOTHESIS
• Down 5: RESULT

(Note: The exact placement depends on the grid’s square count for each number. The above terms fit the clues’ meanings and typical crossword - length expectations.)

Answer:

To solve the crossword puzzle, we analyze each clue:

Across

• 3. Make a decision based on the analysis of data.

The term for making a decision from data analysis is CONCLUDE (length: let's check the grid—assuming the number of squares matches, "CONCLUDE" fits as it involves data - driven decision - making).

• 10. Data which can be measured (height, weight, volume, etc.).

Measurable data is QUANTITATIVE (matches the clue about measurable attributes like height, weight).

• 11. A test to determine whether a hypothesis is correct.

The test for a hypothesis is an EXPERIMENT (experiments are used to test hypotheses).

• 12. Look carefully at things.

To look carefully is OBSERVE (matches the action of careful looking).

Down

• 1. Data dealing with descriptions; observation data (colors, textures, smells, appearance, feel, etc.).

Descriptive data is QUALITATIVE (contrasts with quantitative, focuses on descriptions).

• 2. Basic results that may or may not be accurate.

Initial, possibly inaccurate results are RAW (raw data is unprocessed and may have errors).

• 4. Your suggested answer to the question or the solution to the problem.

A suggested answer/solution is a HYPOTHESIS (a hypothesis is a proposed explanation or solution).

• 5. The outcome of the experiment.

The outcome of an experiment is the RESULT (the end - product of the experimental process).

Filling the Grid (Summary of Answers)

• Across 3: CONCLUDE
• Across 10: QUANTITATIVE
• Across 11: EXPERIMENT
• Across 12: OBSERVE
• Down 1: QUALITATIVE
• Down 2: RAW
• Down 4: HYPOTHESIS
• Down 5: RESULT

(Note: The exact placement depends on the grid’s square count for each number. The above terms fit the clues’ meanings and typical crossword - length expectations.)