1 Item: selection, tense, tension, react, reaction, confess, confession, decorate, decoration, contribute, contribution, connect, connection, admire, admiration, music, musician, electric, electrician

15 Items: deeply respected or honored • showy but cheap and of poor quality. • shining with light; bright or radiant • reserved or uncommunicative in speech; saying little • cheated or deceived someone to take money or property. • firm and steadfast in loyalty, principles, or adherence. • the power of using one's will or making a conscious choice • ...

193 Items: numb • keen • mass • arch • vary • café • grim • flee • peer • deaf • oral • atom • doubt • daily • glare • aisle • niece • dough • cough • chief • angle • cycle • whose • timid • wrong • terms • ahead • chose • fling • chaos • alter • ounce • local • kneel • coast • enjoy • value • misuse • tongue • bruise • murmur • orphan • height • muscle • scheme • rhythm • pierce • decent • column • choose • cereal • cocoon • affect • casual • annual • casual • deafen • plural • effect • course • oxygen • expand • remedy • assure • agreed • horror • ...

30 Items: Not allowed by law • Chemical substances • Scarring of the liver • Drugs prohibited by law • Single-celled organisms • Taking too much of a drug • The consumption of a drug • Tiny germ that reproduces • A dependence on a substance • Protection against a disease • A strong feeling of happiness • Yellowing of the skin and eyes • A mental state of extreme fear, • ...

16 Items: toxic • a type of white blood cell • transmission from a mother to a fetus • a cell that ingests and digests bacteria • a virus that uses RNA as its genomic material • a virus that attacks the body's immune system • the loss of lean body mass as a result of illness • an early biomarker of the cellular immune response • ...

11 Items: usual steps to prevent injury or disease • invasion by disease-producing microorganisms • Chemical that kills most pathogenic microorganisms; disinfectant • act or process of rendering an individual immune to specific disease • microorganisms normally found in the body; also known as normal flora • ...

11 Items: Heat, stir or crush solute. (solid) • A data based curve that is going to inform you • The inability of the solute to form such a solution. • A substance that can be dissolved into a solution by a solvent. • Water is capable of dissolving more substances than any other liquid. • A bond between two or more nonmetal atoms that have different charges. • ...

21 Items: one way we use our food • used to handle hot pots • physiological influence example • the body's main source of energy • this is used to reach high places • type of shoes worn in the kitchen • this provides our body with energy • should be disposed of with a broom • carries nutrients throughout the body • this is an example of a media influence • ...

23 Items: heat energy • form of energy in the sun • used in night vision goggles • energy of an object in motion • atom or compound with a charge • subatomic particle with no charge • used for cell phone communication • form of energy in food and batteries • form of energy resulting from motion • positively charged subatomic particle • negatively charged subatomic particle • ...

9 Items: capable of being made new • A place where trash is buried or placed on top of the ground • To make something new from something that has been used before • polymers that are produced by or derived from living organisms • not capable of being broken down by the action of living organisms • ...

15 Items: Bodies of flowing water. • Channeling waste into open sea. • An overflowing of water onto land. • The land near a shore where water and land meet. • The method of providing water to dry land for farming. • The action of making an environment impure or unclean. • Forest with tall trees that are found in places near equator. • ...

15 Items: A living part of an ecosystem • A nonliving part of an ecosystem • Step in a food chain or food web • An organism that makes its own food • An organism that cannot make its own food • A consumer that eats both plants and animals • Conversion of light energy from the sun into chemical energy • Organism that feeds on plant and animal remains and other dead matter • ...

16 Items: A living thing’s surroundings • is protecting and using resources wisely • is a material that can be used to meet a need • is a chemical used to kill pests, such as insects • is a chemical used to kill pests, such as insects • is a group of organisms living in an area at one time • oversees safety and health in workplaces (abbreviation) • ...

1 Item: SOLAR ENERGY NUCLEAR WATER RENEWABLE KINETIC POTENTIAL HYDRO CHEMICAL RADIATION DAM TURBINE HYDROELECTRIC TRANSFORMATION ELECTRICAL THERMAL WIND

1 Item: SOLAR, ENERGY, NUCLEAR, WATER, RENEWABLE, KINETIC, POTENTIAL, HYDRO, CHEMICAL, RADIATION, DAM, TURBINE, HYDROELECTRIC, TRANSFORMATION, ELECTRICAL, THERMAL, WIND,

1 Item: SOLAR ENERGY NUCLEAR WATER RENEWABLE KINETIC POTENTIAL HYDRO CHEMICAL RADIATION DAM TURBINE HYDROELECTRIC TRANSFORMATION ELECTRICAL THERMAL WIND

8 Items: soil and rock, are worn away • giant waves caused by earthquakes or volcanic eruptions under the sea • sudden ground shaking caused by movement along faults in the Earth's crust • a natural phenomenon or a series of events that occur within the Earth's systems • ...

15 Items: Infections caused by fungi.) • A common bacterial skin infection.) • Infections Skin infections caused by fungi) • Precancerous skin growths caused by sun damage. • Dermatitis A skin rash caused by contact with a specific substance.) • Also known as boils; pus-filled, painful lumps that form under the skin.) • ...

10 Items: classified as chemical or physical • A shortened restatement of a text or passage • A list of numbers or objects in a special order • a measure of the force applied over a unit area. • a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence • The unlawful, random use of force or violence against persons or their property • ...

26 Items: Investigate force and motion by working in teams to complete design challenges and build ramps and pathways! • Introduction. Genetic engineers alter, splice, eliminate, and rearrange genes in order to modify an organism or groups of organisms. • ...

18 Items: to direct or control (v) • to fill something again (v) • high public value or respect (n) • to put off until a later time (v) • without any question or doubt (adv) • one step in the movement of walking (n) • able to happen, exist, or to be done (adj) • relating to people who do not have jobs (adj) • to bring back from memory; remember; recall (v) • ...

14 Items: Horizontal row in the periodic table. • Vertical column in the periodic table. • Number of protons in an atom's nucleus. • Particle in the nucleus with an electric charge of 1+. • Particle of matter that makes up protons and neutrons. • Atom of an element that has specific number of neutrons. • Electrically neutral particle inside the nucleus of an atom. • ...

14 Items: action under our control • The largest part of the brain • regulates blood pressure and breathing • connects your brain to your spinal cord • extends downward from the base of your brain. • voluntary control of body movements via skeletal muscles • best known for its role in responding to dangerous or stressful situations • ...

14 Items: Basic nerve cell that transmits electrical and chemical signals. • A neurotransmitter linked to reward, motivation, and movement control. • Fatty insulating sheath around some axons that speeds neural conduction. • — A neurotransmitter involved in muscle activation, attention, and memory. • ...

18 Items: 1793, January 21: Execution of _____. • 1793, October 16: Execution of Marie _____. • 1789, August 4: _____ abolished in France. • 1789, May 5: _____-General convened in Versailles. • 1795: Establishment of the _____, a five-member committee. • 1799-1804: The Consulate period, with _____ as First Consul. • ...

54 Items: beneath the top layer of skin • Heavy, uncontrollable bleeding • A wound that is torn and ragged • Not serious; on the surface;shallow • Damp,soft,sticky, and unusually cool • arrest The sudden stoppage of the heart • A snug bandage used to control bleeding • An anti toxin used to counter act venom • Ointment and bandages applied to a wound • ...

42 Items: Water? (4) • Cetacean (5) • Loiterer (7,5) • Steak type (5) • I'm extinct (4) • Who the ….? (5) • Drunk again? (7) • Hazel rodent (8) • Chocolate bar (6) • Aquatic horse (5) • Whipping boy (3,5) • Chimp perhaps? (6) • Pets or spoons (7) • Not this way! (2,5) • A pan coating (3,5) • Urticaria cause? (7) • A bit of a pansy (5) • Depressed equine (6) • French instrument (4) • European footwear (5) • ...

34 Items: stored energy • ball on a hill • energy in motion • all living things • stored in nucleus • all water on earth • causes earthquakes • ability to do work • heating of objects • spring or rubber band • currents in a circuit • waves, voice, speaker • causes seafloor spreading • push or pull of an object • car, skateboard, airplane • heat transfer through waves • fossil fuels, food, battery • ...

17 Items: Uncontrolled cell growth • The body's basic fuel supply • Essential for healthy bones and teeth • People who only eat food from plant sources • Causes bones to become weaker and break easily • Nutrients people take in addition to the foods they eat • People who eat eggs in addition to foods from plant sources • ...

19 Items: one cycle per minute • outer ring of electrons • smallest units of an element • the steps necessary in a process • positively charged elementary particles • elementary particles with no electrical charge • the flow of electrons from atom to atom in a conductor • the movement of electrons being directed through materials • ...

11 Items: to stop developing, growing, progressing or advancing • combination of surroundings, conditions or influences • a thing which is regarded as more important than others • strategy in which a person goes with their first reaction • strategy in which a person hands over control or lets someone else decide • ...

33 Items: stored energy • ball on a hill • energy in motion • how energy moves • all living things • stored in nucleus • all water on earth • causes earthquakes • heating of objects • ability to do work • spring or rubberband • currents in a circuit • waves, voice, speaker • car, skateboard, walking • causes seafloor spreading • push or pull of an object • process of changing position • ...

20 Items: Double vision • Blood glucose levels rise • Paralysis of the upper eyelid • A ringing or buzzing in the ears • Excessive thirst caused by dehydration • Excessive amounts of ketones in the blood • Activated by a change in chemical concentration • Involuntary, abnormal rapid movement of one or both eyes • Stimulates appetite; lack of nutrients entering the cells • ...

22 Items: inflammation of a gland • produces hormones; no ducts • Surgical removal of a gland • microscopic study of tissues • Abnormal hardening of a gland • Any disease or condition of a gland • Secretes chemical substances into ducts • increase in bulk of body part/organ due to • Malignant tumor originating in glandular tissue • contains cells specialized to contract and relax • ...

30 Items: A microorganism capable of causing disease. • Separating patients to prevent the spread of infection. • Completely free of all microorganisms, including spores. • A biological substance that poses a threat to human health. • A chemical used on non-living surfaces to destroy pathogens. • living organism (like a mosquito) that transmits infectious disease. • ...

20 Items: measured in Newtons • measured in mL or cm^3 • they make up the periodic table • metals are good examples of these • the first step in the water cycle • the formula for it is mass/volume • plastics are good examples of these • the formula for it is distance/time • a phase change, the opposite of deposition • there are two types of it-positive and negative • ...

33 Items: stored energy • ball on a hill • energy in motion • how energy moves • all living things • stored in nucleus • all water on earth • causes earthquakes • heating of objects • ability to do work • spring or rubberband • currents in a circuit • waves, voice, speaker • car, skateboard, walking • causes seafloor spreading • push or pull of an object • process of changing position • ...

15 Items: Always read this before using any pool product. (5 letters) • Important to have when handling chemicals indoors. (11 letters) • What you use to keep the pool water clean and safe. (8 letters) • A common disinfectant, dangerous if mixed with acid. (8 letters) • A cool, dry place where pool products should be kept. (7 letters) • ...

15 Items: Who pioneered the technique of PCR? • Who is known as the Father of Genetic Engineering? • What type of tertiary structural protein is Keratin? • Which is the least abundant Granulocyte in our body? • Which family of organism does Dengue virus belongs to? • Gout's disease is caused due to higher accumulation of? • ...

1 Item: AERONAUTICAL BIOMEDICAL SOFTWARE COMPUTER MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL CHEMICAL SAFETY DANGER FALL LOUD FIRE MEDICAL FORKLIFT GLOVES EYEWEAR HEARING BREATHING RADIATION RESPIRATOR EMERGENCY

14 Items: Major flavor component of cloves • Major flavor component of cinnamon • The alkaloid compound found in mistletoe • This compound gives ginger its pungent odor • The chemical in peppermint that makes your mouth feel cold • Type of compounds that give poinsettia leaves their red color • This Group 13 Period 4 metal is frequently found in LED lights • ...

1 Item: FAMILY, COMPOUND, PROTON, PHYSICAL CHANGE, GAS, MATTER, CHEMICAL CHANGE, FREEZING, NEUTRONS, MOLECULES, ELEMENT, SOLID, PRODUCT, ATOMS, GROUPS, NUCLEUS, METALS, PLASMA, PERIODS, LIQUID

18 Items: “All teenagers are lazy and rude!” • “We met in 1999 when I was at University” • Gets an emotional reaction from the reader • “The Prime Minister is a total raving idiot” • “All famous people live rich and exciting lives” • “A teenager swore at me on the train. How lovely!” • Suggests the reader must always support their country • ...

15 Items: The author’s attitude when writing • Repetition of a beginning phrase (“I have… I have… I have…”) • Using highly detailed language that appeals to the five senses • Offering specific details or instances as a way to support a claim • Giving compliments to someone in order to win their good favor/affection • ...

37 Items: Refers to fabric right off the loom. • used on polyester and acetate fibers. • Compounds that penetrate and color fibers. • Combines both roller and screen printing methods. • applied to the fabric make them inedible to moths. • Ink jet based method of printing colorants onto fabric. • Resistance resists the growth of mildew and other molds • ...

17 Items: What a substance is when it has a pH of 7. • _______ compounds are compounds that contain carbon. • Simple sugars; links together to form carbohydrates. • Breaks down monomers, separating them by "adding water." • Substances that have an excess of H+ ions; pH less than 7. • Measure used to express how basic or acidic a substance is. • ...

1 Item: Chemical Characteristics 2. Cladogram 3. Dichotomous key 4. domain 5. Genus 6. Kingdom 7. Physical Characteristics 8. phylum 9. species 10. taxonomy

14 Items: The starting point of the muscle • Where the muscle inserts on the bone • Thick fleshy central part of the muscle • Junction between the nerve fibre and the muscle • Connective tissue sac filled with synovial fluid • Chemical that transmits the impulse across the gap • When a muscle is used or exercised and becomes bigger • ...

25 Items: a recommended strategy to avoid heat illness. • the key recommendation when WBGT is moderate. • The NATA statement on exertional heat illness. • this term is associated with heat from the sun. • an action needed when WBGT reaches Extreme Risk. • component measured by a thermometer in the shade. • The heat stress level that can lead to heat stroke. • ...

20 Items: Unit of Force • A push or pull • Distance over time • The amount of matter in an object • Distance over time with a direction • An object's resistance to change in motion • the measurement of paths taken by an object • the action or process of moving or being moved • Speeding up, slowing down, or changing direction • ...

40 Items: - first step of respiration • -A molecule that helps form acetyl • -An organism that can create its own food • -Respiration that uses oxygen to make atp • -Organisms that must have oxygen to survive • -part of the light reaction that makes nadph • -the energy molecule cells have which do work • -Organisms that don’t quite need oxygen to live • ...

20 Items: a fluid state of matter • the study of space & everything in it • the layer of gas that surrounds Earth • the 6th element & chemical basis for life • a place for observing & studying objects in space • a pure substance containing only one type of atom • a celestial body of gas that generates light & heat • a zone around a star where temperatures are just right • ...

21 Items: German airships used for bombing raids. • Prevented supplies from reaching Germany. • Peace treaty ending WWI; punished Germany. • Union between Germany and Austria forbidden. • Used by Germany to sink Allied supply ships. • German emperor who abdicated in November 1918. • (Nov. 11, 1918)Agreement to stop fighting WWI. • Payments Germany owed to Allies for war damage. • ...

20 Items: the ability of an organism to resist disease • treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder • the invasion of the body by harmful microorganisms • the process of returning to a normal state of health • the identification of the nature of an illness or problem • the action of stopping something from happening or arising • ...

23 Items: Center of an atom • The basic unit of matter • Bond that opposites attract • Bond that shares of electrons • Scale that values from 0 to 14 • Dissolving substance in a solution • Negatively charged subatomic particle • Substance that is dissolved in a solution • Atom that has a positive or negative charge • Mixture of water and non-dissolved material • ...

14 Items: the circular motion of an object around its center • the amount of space occupied by a sample of matter • The SI derived unit used to measure energy or work. • a positively charged region at the center of the atom • a chemical element with symbol Ag and atomic number 47. • a force which tries to pull two objects toward each other • ...

1 Item: SOIL, IGNEOUS, SEDIMENTARY, METAMORPHIC, WEATHERING, MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL, EROSION, QUARRYING, MINING, LANDSLIDES, WEATHER, CYCLONE, DEPRESSION, STORM, TYPHOON, MOON, PHASES, CRESCENT, GIBBOUS, WAXING, WANING, STARS, CONSTELLATIONS

19 Items: Living planet • The study of life • signal to which an organism responds • the variable that is deliberately changed. • A single organism produces offspring identical to itself. • all other variables should be kept unchanged, or controlled. • logical interpretation based on what scientists already know. • ...

15 Items: Rate at which energy is converted. • Energy that is due to chemical bonds. • Machine that does work with only one movement. • The ability to cause change, measured in joules. • Energy a moving object has because of its motion. • States that energy cannot be created or destroyed. • Transfer of energy when a force is applied over a distance. • ...

10 Items: Mucous membranes of the eyes. • A process of cleansing to remove undesirable debris. • Complete destruction of organisms after they leave the body. • The complete destruction of organisms before they enter the body. • Date after which a product is no longer effective and should not be used. • ...

15 Items: HOW GENETIC TRAITS ARE "SEEN" • DIET, EXERCISE, STRESS, AND EXPOSURE TO TOXINS • INCREASE OF RISK POSED BY A GENETIC PREDISPOSITION • REDUCTION OF RISK POSED BY A GENETIC PREDISPOSITION • CERTAIN CHEMICALS CHANGE THE CHEMICAL BEHAVIOR OF DNA _____ • THE PASSING DOWN OF CHROMOSOMES AND GENES FROM ONE GENERATION TO THE NEXT • ...

17 Items: A disease that destroys alveoli • An addictive drug found in tobacco • Air that has been contaminated by tobacco smoke • A thick,dark liquid that forms when tobacco burn • The smoke that a smoker inhales and then exhales • The blue in the throat that takes air to and from the lungs • A colorless,odorless,poisonous gas produced when tobacco burns • ...

12 Items: An explosive used to destroy submarines. • Monetary payment is used to right a wrong. • Naval submarines used by Germany in World War 1. • A position of remaining neutral in times of conflict. • African-American Regiment that fought on the front lines of World War I with the French. • ...

32 Items: to give support to • removal of all trees • area turns to a desert • effort to restore forests • raising of animals for food • electricity powered by water • removal of salt from seawater • wide variety of life on Earth • haze caused by chemical fumes • resource that can't be replaced • permanently frozen layer of soil • rich soil made up of sand and mud • ...

1 Item: goggles, lab coats, accidents, hazards, sink, eyewash stations, fire extinguisher, chemical storage, fire safety, No horseplay, label containers, professional behavior, walk always, no food, no drinks

1 Item: waves, chemical waste, climate change, rising sea levels, deforestation, plastic debris, extinction, endangered species, smog, fossil fuels, renewable energy, carbon footprint, greenhouse gases, environmental pollution, recycling.

22 Items: without oxygen • Sugar (C6H12O6) • requires oxygen • Basic unit of life • the outer covering of a cell or organelle • get their energy from the sun, example plants • place in a eukaryotic cell where the DNA is located • tiny structure that performs a specific job in a cell • adenosine triphosphate, a molecule that stores energy • ...

28 Items: Organelle that contains DNA (n) • The smallest unit of matter (a) • The force caused by gravity (w) • Multiple atoms bonded together (m) • Different atoms bonded together (c) • Used to separate soluble solids (c) • Change of state from solid to gas (s) • Type of energy linked to movement (k) • The unit of measurement for force (n) • Change of state from gas to liquid (c) • ...

35 Items: Wet, soft earth. • Dead body of an animal. • Discarded items, refuse. • Oily or fatty substance. • Thick, gooey mud or waste. • Internal organs, entrails. • Black dirt, soot, or filth. • Repulsive dirt or pollution. • Deep excavation for minerals. • Unwanted or unusable material. • Slippery black liquid, often crude. • Black, sticky road paving material. • ...

20 Items: A living thing. (O, 8 letters) • The smallest unit of matter.(A, 4 letters) • The flow of electric charge. (C, 7 letters) • A group of atoms bonded together.(M, 8 letters) • A push or pull acting on an object. (F, 5 letters) • The ability to do work or cause change. (E, 6 letters) • A pure substance made of only one type of atom.(E, 7 letters) • ...

1 Item: Hazard Accident Safety PPE Fire Firstaid Emergency Legislation Compliance Training Reporting Supervisor Employee, Employer Manualhandling Infection Decontamination Evacuation Protectiveclothing Uniform Boots Gloves Helmet Hygiene Chemical Policy Procedu

108 Items: lda • bugo • emma • gaia • Modà • olly • riki • will • arisa • clara • elisa • fasma • fedez • ghali • irama • lazza • noemi • rkomi • sethu • shari • tosca • yuman • ariete • blanco • elodie • ghemon • Il Tre • La Sad • madame • morgan • random • ultimo • bigmama • diodato • geolier • giorgia • Il Volo • levante • mahmood • maninni • rancore • tananai • Anna Oxa • annalisa • gazzelle • Gio Evan • Måneskin • Mr. Rain • Colla Zio • Coma_Cose • gianmaria • Max Gazzè • negramaro • Renga Nek • Ermal Meta • ...

35 Items: Wet, soft earth. • Dead body of an animal. • Discarded items, refuse. • Oily or fatty substance. • Thick, gooey mud or waste. • Internal organs, entrails. • Black dirt, soot, or filth. • Repulsive dirt or pollution. • Deep excavation for minerals. • Unwanted or unusable material. • Slippery black liquid, often crude. • Black, sticky road paving material. • ...

35 Items: Wet, soft earth. • Dead body of an animal. • Discarded items, refuse. • Oily or fatty substance. • Thick, gooey mud or waste. • Internal organs, entrails. • Black dirt, soot, or filth. • Repulsive dirt or pollution. • Deep excavation for minerals. • Unwanted or unusable material. • Slippery black liquid, often crude. • Black, sticky road paving material. • ...

1 Item: Exogenous Weathering Erosion Sedimentation Deposition Endogenous Process Chemical Physical Disintegration Rock Temperature Pressure Decomposition Compound Mineral Soil Atmospheric Oxidation Substance Oxygen Hydrolysis Water Acidification Organism Earth Gr

1 Item: Albert, physical, chemical, changes, rollercoaster, quickly, slowly, solid, liquid, gas, exciting, enjoyable, summer, winter, float, electricity, annoying, sound, Science, students, teachers, English, Sinolink, Canada, South, Africa, China, experiment, sp

15 Items: The result of an invasion by a mite • Thick and leathery patches on the skin • An inherited tendency toward allergic conditions • associated with allergic responses and causes itchiness of the skin • Common infection in infants and children but can also infect adults • Benign lesions that are usually associated with aging or skin damage • ...

1 Item: Albert, physical, chemical, changes, rollercoaster, quickly, slowly, solid, liquid, gas, exciting, enjoyable, summer, winter, float, electricity, annoying, sound, Science, students, teachers, English, Sinolink, Canada, South, Africa, China, experiment, sp

22 Items: Maximum safe level in food • Spoilage due to breakdown of fats. • Monoxide- Odorless highly poisonous gas. • Prevention of illness through cleanliness. • Immediate removal of a product from store shelves. • Plug- Plug that has one blade wider than the other • Burn- Moisture loss caused by improper chilling out packaging • ...

34 Items: SI for time • SI for distance • SI unit of force • Energy of motion. • SI unit for energy. • Speed plus direction • The change of velocity • The ability to do work. • Characteristic or quality • Energy that will run out. • Change of position in time • Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars • Energy of position or stored. • Example of a renewable energy • Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune • ...

30 Items: A legendary Malay warrior. • Cranio-maxillofacial surgery. • The national fruit of Malaysia. • The national animal of Malaysia. • The empirical formula of glucose. • The Empirical formula of Vitamin C. • The chemical formula of tin(IV) oxide. • The year which Materialise was founded. • Malaysian national infused coconut dish. • A famous mummy that Materialise printed. • ...

20 Items: The planet 55 Cancri is made up of… • First asian to receive a nobel prize in physics • The process through which your brain eats itself • Founder of the Indian Space Research Organisation • Tiny particles of pollutants suspended in the air • An amphibian that vomits out its stomach and cleans it • The brains of this creature holds the key to smarter AI • ...

25 Items: Burns caused by heat exposure • Pain reliever and fever reducer • Burn which damages the epidermis • Vaccine given to prevent tetanus • Automated external defibrillators • Burns caused by friction on the skin • Initial care given for an illness or injury • When a poisonous substance contacts the skin • When a poisonous substance contacts the eyes • ...

25 Items: Burns caused by heat exposure • Pain reliever and fever reducer • Burn which damages the epidermis • Vaccine given to prevent tetanus • Automated external defibrillators • Burns caused by friction on the skin • Initial care given for an illness or injury • When a poisonous substance contacts the skin • When a poisonous substance contacts the eyes • ...

20 Items: disease • microorganisms • microscopic living organisms • capable of growing and living • substance that kills or destroys bacteria • asepsis removal or destruction of microorganisms • microorganism that requires oxygen to live and reproduce • highly pathogenic and disease-producing; describes a microorganism • ...

20 Items: Where over 50% of MSW ends up • A common exposure route through the air • A common exposure route through the skin • A common exposure route through food/ water • Increase in death rate occurs over a large area • Type of waste that is mostly chemical and construction • Type of disease not caused by pathogens and can be genetic • ...

23 Items: Organisms with a nucleus. • Organisms without a nucleus. • Image taken through a microscope. • Double membrane that surrounds the nucleus. • Organelles that digest and recycle cellular waste. • DNA and proteins inside the nucleus in a loose form. • Small sacs that transport materials within the cell. • Proteins that speed up chemical reactions in the cell. • ...

34 Items: SI for time • SI for distance • SI unit of force • Energy of motion. • SI unit for energy. • Speed plus direction • The change of velocity • The ability to do work. • Characteristic or quality • Energy that will run out. • Change of position in time • Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars • Energy of position or stored. • Example of a renewable energy • Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune • ...

30 Items: A legendary Malay warrior. • Cranio-maxillofacial surgery. • The national flag of Malaysia. • The national fruit of Malaysia. • The national flower of Malaysia. • The national anthem of Malaysia. • The national animal of Malaysia. • The empirical formula of glucose. • The national monument of Malaysia. • The Empirical formula of Vitamin C. • ...

15 Items: substance with atoms that are all alike • change of one substance into a new substance • heterogeneous mixture whose particles never settle • substance in which its different components are easily distinguished • tendency for a beam of light to scatter as it passes through a colloid • ...

22 Items: safety data sheet • Hazzard communication standard • environmental protection agency • Sodium Hypochlorite 5.25% Concentrate • Dispose of items that can no longer be used • Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus • Usually able to disinfect within 10 minutes • occupational health and safety administration • material that allows liquid or air to pass through • ...

15 Items: substance with atoms that are all alike. • change of one substance into a new substance. • heterogeneous mixture whose particles never settle. • substance in which its different components are easily distinguished. • tendency for a beam of light to scatter as it passes through a colloid. • ...

31 Items: to pull towards • a very light metal • what a place is like • a young butterfly or moth • an animal soon after birth • soak up or take on a liquid • stopped from passing through • organising things into groups • one intake of air by the lungs • one push of blood from your heart • animals which eat other living things • what your body needs to make you move • ...

31 Items: to pull towards • a very light metal • what a place is like • a young butterfly or moth • an animal soon after birth • soak up or take on a liquid • stopped from passing through • organising things into groups • one intake of air by the lungs • one push of blood from your heart • animals which eat other living things • what your body needs to make you move • ...

30 Items: Not allowed by law. • Not logical or reasonable. • The state of being a father. • The belief in more than one god. • A person who helps others learn. • A tool used to see very tiny things. • Medium in size; not too big or small. • Related to a mother or like a mother. • Having more power, force, or ability. • The study of a person’s family history. • ...

28 Items: The smallest unit of life • The smallest unit of matter • The building block of proteins • A building block of DNA and RNA • Two or more atoms joined together • A group of cells that work together. • A package of DNA found in the nucleus • A copy of DNA that helps make proteins • The part of the cell that makes proteins • A substance made of two or more elements • ...

28 Items: more than one cell • cell with a nucleus • preforms photosynthesis • simple cell, no nucleus • “the powerhouse” of a cell • consisting of one single cell • basic unit of all living things • hooke discovered the first cell • green pigment implants used to make food • “the brain” of a cell, the control center • process used to convert light into energy • ...

14 Items: – The muscle that pumps blood around your body. (H, 5 letters) • – A blood vessel that carries blood back to the heart. (V, 4 letters) • – The process your body uses to turn food into energy. (R, 11 letters) • – A blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart. (A, 6 letters) • – A tube that carries air from the windpipe into the lungs (B, 8 letters) • ...

26 Items: A period of time. • A long span of time. • A specific area in time. • A place for storage of fluids. • Earliest era in earths history. • Remains of a prehistoric animal. • A break in the continuous rock record. • Numeric age of a layer of rocks or fossils • Record of rock layers over a period of time. • Living organism that shapes its environment. • ...

41 Items: to float • a red gem • to go back • to get darker • a tight necklace • to decorate again • the day after Friday • a door that is a trap • the place you were born • what a forest is made of • to sink in water quickly • you watch TV shows on this • a compromise between people • a really really bad headache • many tiny peices of something • a bunch of trees in one place • ...