Science Crossword Puzzles
Physical and Chemical Change
chemical bond : an attractive force that holds two atoms together, chemical change : a change in matter that forms one or more new substances, combustion : a …
Space, Sun, Earth, Moon
new moon: when the moon is not visible from earth., sun: what the earth orbits., moon: what orbits the earth., rotate: what the the moon does in 28 days., …
Parts of the Body
ankle : the part of the bottom of your leg where your foot joins your leg, wrist : the part of your body between your hand and your arm, bone : one of the head …
Body Parts and Organs
pancreas : an organ near the stomach that produces insulin and a liquid that helps the body to digest food, windpipe : the tube in the body that carries air …
Biology - Plants Review
phototropism: a growth response to light, gravitropism: a growth response to gravity, thigmotropism: a growth response to touch, etiolation: an extreme form of …
Cell Theory History
schwann : last name of the man who developed cell theory, anton : first name of the man who invented the single-lens microscope, preexisting : all cells come …
Cell Biology
meiosis: process by which gametes are made, transcription: process by which rna is made from dna, diploid: cell containing two copies of each, transcription: …
Newton's Laws Of Motion
newton's first law : this law is evident when you're riding in a car without a seatbelt and the car stops suddenly. (you continue to move forward.), newton : …
CNA Medical Terminology
edema: swelling because of fluid gain, most commonly observed in the legs and ankles, emesis: related to vomiting, as in an emesis basin, void: to eliminate …
Phlebotomy
leukocytes : what is present in a urinalysis sample to indicate infection, hemolysis : complication from under filling a gray tube, edta : the anticoagulant …
Our Solar System
telescope : an instrument for making distant objects seem nearer or larger, universe : all things, everything in space, satellite : a smaller planet that …
Gas Exchange
trachea: this tube runs from the mouth, down the throat towards the lungs., ventilation: air gets into and out of the body by the physical process of breathing, …
Forms of Energy
thermal: energy that can be transferred as heat, light: energy that enables us to see, chemical: energy that can be converted into other forms, elastic: energy …
States of Matter & Phase Changes
sublimation: a solid becomes a gas, solid: particles are close together and do not move freely; definite volume and definite shape, gas: particles are free to …
History of Astronomy
geocentric: centered on earth, cosmology: study of the organization and evolution of the universe, heliocentric: centered on the sun, epicycle: circular orbit …