Science Crossword Puzzles
The Skin Structure
epidermis : top layer of skin, dermis : known as the true skin, subcutaneous : mainly made up of fat cells, corneum : the “horny” layer of skin, lucidum : …
Macromolecules
fats: macromolecules include carbohydrates, proteins, ________ and nucleic acids., glycogen: made of many glucose molecules; stored in muscles and liver, …
Human Body Parts
nose: what you smell things with?, tongue: you taste food with this., neck: name part of the body used for head movement that starts with the letter n., …
Electromagnetic Waves
transverse : vibration and the particles of the medium vibrate in a direction perpendicular to the direction of the propagation of the wave, ultraviolet waves : …
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 …
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 …
Microscope
resolution : difference between two points, magnification : how much bigger an object is, light : small simple microscope, electron : expensive, high resolution …
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 …
Plant and Animal Cell
nucleus: responsible for growth and reproduction of cells (suelcnu), plasma membrane: controls the passage of substances in and out of the cell (maplas …
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 : …
An Introduction to Science
natural: _______ science is the branch of science which deals with the physical world and universe. the three main branches of natural science are physics, …
Gravity & Forces
air resistance: backwards force from the air passing by a moving object, thrust: force caused by a push from a motor or a human, weight: downwards force from …
Light and Matter
phenomena : fact, event, or circumstance that can be observed, usually considered extraordinary or remarkable., refract : to bend light so that it looks like it …
Skeletal System
depressions: flattened or indented portions of bone., levers: rigid rods where muscles attach., processes: projections protruding from the bone where tendons …
