Science Crossword Puzzles
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.), …
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 : …
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., …
Electricity and Magnetism
magnetic field: the invisible region of force surrounding a magnet. , current: the flow of electric charge in a circuit., voltmeter: equipment used to measure …
Introduction to Chemistry
mixture : when some elements or compounds are mixed together but do not react together, element : a substance made up of only one type of atom, compound : a …
Growth and Stem Cells
root hair cell : cell found on the surface of plant roots that has a large surface area to absorb water and dissolved mineral salts quickly from the soil., …
Cell Division
interphase : stage one of the cell cycle where the cell is growing, replicating dna, and preparing to divide, grows : during interphase, a cell _______ to its …
The Carbon Cycle
fossil fuel : result of geologic processes acting on the remains of organic matter, food : require by all form of living creature, death : the end of a new …
Microscope
resolution : difference between two points, magnification : how much bigger an object is, light : small simple microscope, electron : expensive, high resolution …
EM Spectrum
spectroscopy: the study of light properties depending on the wavelength , speed: what do all forms of em radiation have in common? , infrared: _______ radiation …
Heat Transfer
heat: energy that is transferred from one body to another as the result of a difference in temperature, temperature: degree of hotness or coldness of an object, …
Properties of Light
electricity:form of energy resulting from the existence of charged particles (such as electrons or protons), reflection:angle at which a ray of light is …
