For a theory to be accepted, it must first correctly match t…

For a theory to be accepted, it must first correctly match the known facts.  But that is not enough: it must make what are referred to as testable predictions. In other words, it must make predictions that experimentation can verify.  It will be accepted if they are verified, but rejected if not. This set of matching is related to the foundations of the Big Bang Theory (BBT), to the relevant properties of the Known Universe, and to those requirements that it be testable. For each of the following aspects involved in the foundations of the Big Bang Theory, find the corresponding item at right and match it to the corresponding aspect.