Science Crossword Puzzles
Body Organs
liver : a large organ in the body that cleans the blood and produces bile, duodenum : the first part of the small intestine, next to the stomach, kidney : …
The Moon Phases
waxing: getting bigger, solar: pertaining to the sun, newmoon: the phase of the moon that occurs when the moon is in the direction of the sun as seen from …
Biotechnology
transposons : jumping genes, elisa : preliminary test for hiv, flagella : organ used for locomotion in bacteria, salmonella : this genus cause typhoid fever, …
Cell & Cell Organelles
cell membrane : the protective outer layer of a cell, organelle : organized or specialized structures within a living cell , prokaryote : single celled organism …
Ionic Bonding
sodium : this element is na, it loses one electron, potassium : this has an atomic number of 19 and 1 electron in its outer shell, sodium chloride : the most …
Planet Earth & Beyond
moon : a cool, round object that always orbits around the earth., gravity : the pull that holds things on earth., surface : the outside part or uppermost layer …
States of Matter
mixture : two or more substances together but not chemically joined, solid : the state of matter with particles which move the least, distillation : …
Forensic Science
insoluble: a substance that won't dissolve, evaporation: when a liquid turns into a gas, pure: a substance that is an element or a compound, impure: a …
Cellular Respiration
glucose: starting substance of glycolysis, nadh: used to transport electrons, aerobic: oxygen requiring, atp: energy used by cells , enzymes: ex. of biological …
Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
gylcolysis: the first step of cellular respiration; converts glucose into pyruvate, atp: the energy molecule produced by the storage of chemical energy in …
Science & Nature
atom : smallest unit of an element., solar system : sun and its orbiting planets., photosynthesis : process plants use to convert light into energy., gravity : …
Body Systems & Organs
large intestine : large canal that helps absorb water back into body and then eliminate the waste., nervous : system that transmits and receives information., …
Science Biology
cells: the smallest structural and functional unit of an organism, plasmolysis: as more water leaves the cell, the cytoplasm start to go away the cell wall. , …
