Science Crossword Puzzles
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 …
Sound and Light
decibel: the unit of sound, energy: light and sound are both forms of ______?, outer: the part of the ear that receives the sound, signal: the inner ear …
Cell Theory
microscope: an optical instrument used for viewing very small objects,, microbiologist: an expert in or student of microbiology., amoeba: a single-celled …
Energy and Waves
electromagnetic : transfer of energy in a vacuum or in any medium., crest : point on a transverse wave where the displacement is at its maximum., mechanical : …
Digestion and Excretory System
small intestines : most of the digestive process takes place here, kidneys : pair of organs that filter water and waste, mouth : the first location in …
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., …
Physical Energy Vocabulary Review
mechanical: a type of energy that involves motion; kinetic and potential are both _________ energy., sound: energy that can be heard and is made up of waves. , …
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 …
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 …
Types of Energy Transfer
internal: (thermal) the total kinetic and potential energy of the particles in an object, in most cases this is the vibrations - also known as the kinetic …
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 …
Parts of the Brain
cerebellum : part of the brain responsible for balance and coordination, cerebrum : largest part of the brain, cerebralcortex : outer covering of cerebrum, …
