50 Items: Skin • Chew • Flame • Uterus • Change • Asleep • Shield • Abdomen • Cerumen • Protein • Healthy • Disable • A Louse • Vaccine • Handling • Pancreas • Transfer • Cartilage • Bile Duct • Tear Duct • Different • Hip Socket • Lying Down • Gallbladder • Calf Muscle • Bit of Flesh • Blood Vessel • Pushing Into • Take Monthly • Tight Binder • Flame Colored • Animal Starch • Put Poison In • In the Middle • Regain Health • Wandering Mind • Wedged Against • ...

14 Items: The biological process of living organisms creating offspring. • A person’s thoughts and feelings about the appearance of their own body. • An indicator used to signal or categorize aspects of gender or identity. • Natural, recurring biological changes that affect the body and emotions. • ...

20 Items: To cause fear • Occuring at home • To affect each other • Intelligent or smart • To vanish, to be gone • Emotional state; opinion • To keep away from something • To acquire new skills or knowledge • To treat someone or something poorly • To use nose to obtain a scent or smell • Any specific element, compound or alloy • To obtain food by tracking and killing prey • ...

11 Items: something dangerous • pull, aim, squeeze and sweep • cut off the oxygen from a fire • to cause something to stop burning • a form of energy produced by a fire • a group of people who have gathered together • to remove yourself or someone from a dangerous place • to cover something in order to keep it from growing or • ...

8 Items: Method used to separate 2 solids • When a solid does not dissolve into a liquid • Solid that dissolves in water to form a solution • Process that occurs when a solid transfers into a gas directly • Mixture that consists of oxygen, Carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and other gases • Separates an insoluble solid from a liquid by pouring the liquid in a separate container • ...

10 Items: The chest and stomach area of the body • A force that pushes against motion in water • A repeated arm or body movement used to swim • The place where two bones meet and allow movement • Using the least amount of energy to do something well • A body part shaped to push against water and help movement • The ability of body parts to bend or move farther than normal • ...

14 Items: Vinegar is a _________________ that tastes sour. • It is _________________ to wash your hands before eating. • The nurse will _________________ the vaccine into your arm. • _________________ was one of the first antibiotics discovered. • Malaria is a dangerous _________________ spread by mosquitoes. • ...

20 Items: : Connected to feelings and mood • : The life stage before adolescence • : One's sense of self or who they are • : The acquisition of knowledge or skills • : The process of becoming fully developed • : Physical increase in size or development • : Key developmental achievements or stages • : The stage of maturity or full development • ...

14 Items: Pump failure of heart leading to low cardiac output • Shock caused by physical obstruction to circulation • Elevated blood glucose level commonly seen in diabetes • Low blood glucose causing altered sensorium or seizures • Severe inflammatory lung injury causing refractory hypoxemia • Tissue injury due to thermal electrical or chemical exposure • ...

25 Items: Table sugar • Fruit sugar • A simple carbohydrate. • Does not mix with water. • The name of the DNA structure. • Large molecules made up amino acids. • Very long, repeating chains of monomers. • Molecules which are used to build lipids. • The small subunits which make up proteins. • A carbohydrate in a plant used for energy. • A carbohydrate in a plant used for structure. • ...

20 Items: Foul-smelling perspiration • Capable of destroying fungi • A large blister containing clear, watery fluid • The study of muscles - their structure, function and diseases • Any material that allows or supports the flow of electric current • Small, red elevated protrusion of the skin, usually containing no pus • ...

15 Items: Energy that is stored • Plants take in this gas • Plants release this gas • Parade drums give off this kind of energy • Leaves use this pigment to absorb sunlight • The oven cooks the turkey using this form of energy • Thanksgiving food gives your body this stored energy • A pie sitting high on a shelf has this stored energy • ...

16 Items: commonly spread on bagels • another word for cream cheese • anything that can make baked goods rise • home of the America's most famous bagels • organism responsible for making bread rise • what microorganisms eat to produce leavening • the molecule responsible for chewiness in bread • organism responsible for tart flavor of sourdough • ...

13 Items: light • to put together • a gas produced by photosynthesis • an organism that makes its own food • an organism that can produce its own food • a specialized structure within a living cell • an organelle in which photosynthesis takes place • a green pigment within the chloroplast that absorbs light energy • a gas that green plants absorb that is required for photosynthesis • ...

13 Items: light • to put together • a gas produced by photosynthesis • an organism that makes its own food • an organism that can produce its own food • a specialized structure within a living cell • an organelle in which photosynthesis takes place • a green pigment within the chloroplast that absorbs light energy • ...

16 Items: original pumping • Harder variety of coal • Plant based fossil fuel • Soft brown form of coal • Hardest variety of coal • splitting apart the atom releases energy • combining smaller nuclei to form larger ones • Resources used slower than they can regenerate • A variety of heavy liquid hydrocarbon compounds • Gaseous hydrocarbon compound, most commonly methane • ...

37 Items: big toe • heel bone • AKA oil glands • catalyze reactions • medial forearm bone • controlled cell death • largest sesamoid bone • make up your knuckles • cells decrease in size • superior spinal region • somewhat movable joint • joint of hip and shoulder • radius and ulna make an X • uncontrolled cell division • paired lateral skull bones • the most severe type of burn • ...

18 Items: Breathing in air into lungs • Breathing out air from lungs • Gas needed for aerobic respiration • Two main air tubes entering each lung • Windpipe that carries air to the lungs • Tiny air sacs where gas exchange occurs • Gas produced in respiration and exhaled • Smaller air tubes branching inside the lungs • Chemical process releasing energy from glucose • ...

11 Items: lack plates or stripes • bands, sheets or plates • form by the precipitation of minerals • form by the compaction of rock fragments • form by accumulation of animal or plant debris • have large grains and cools for millions of years • have small to medium grains and cools for thousands of years • have invisible or microscopic grains and cools for seconds to months • ...

20 Items: The unit of mass. • ? = Distance/Time. • The unit for work. • ? = Force x Distance. • The unit of frequency. • The type of energy that food is. • He created the 3 laws of motion. • A horizontal row on the periodic table. • A vertical column on the periodic table. • The type of energy stored inside an object. • The type of reaction where heat is released. • ...

34 Items: Remy's Mom • Enjoys anime • Former biker • Mrs. Muffins • Worked at IBM • Former teacher • Loves year end! • Really likes cats • Has an orange cat • Owns a food truck • Obsessed with golf • Die hard Disney fan • Her son attends JCU • Enjoys highland cows • Loves to go to plays • Father-Daughter team • Used to be a stylist • Owns a yellow Mustang • Ahola's resident baker • Runs 5ks with his wife • ...

15 Items: A nerve cell • Removal of waste • Process of taking in substances • Tissue that receives & sends signals • a unit used to measure the energy in foods • wavelike muscle contractions that push food • plant material in food that is difficult to digest • an organic molecule made from a chain of amino acids • Tissue made up of skeletal, cardiac, and smooth muscles • ...

153 Items: mix • oil • inn • cup • egg • mash • hull • melt • flip • soak • hash • roll • burn • zest • toss • wash • trim • warm • oven • bake • salt • pork • menu • pint • gram • yolk • veal • lamb • rice • bran • germ • cake • sieve • stuff • scoop • truss • bread • froth • shuck • puree • sieve • layer • juice • roast • wedge • knead • saute • sugar • flour • onion • steak • lunch • hotel • motel • quart • scale • ounce • fruit • grape • drupe • peach • apple • water • grain • wheat • batter • panfry • flambe • simmer • infuse • freeze • fillet • flavor • careme • pastry • ...

168 Items: tin • bind • bond • chem • gold • iron • lead • neon • zinc • water • argon • boron • radon • xenon • atomic • beaker • bonded • cyclic • barium • carbon • cerium • cesium • cobalt • copper • curium • erbium • helium • indium • iodine • nickel • osmium • oxygen • radium • silver • sodium • sulfur • aerosol • chelate • crystal • arsenic • bismuth • bohrium • bromine • cadmium • calcium • dubnium • fermium • gallium • hafnium • hassium • holmium • iridium • krypton • lithium • mercury • niobium • rhenium • rhodium • ...

13 Items: light • to put together • a gas produced by photosynthesis • an organism that makes its own food • an organism that can produce its own food • a specialized structure within a living cell • an organelle in which photosynthesis takes place • a green pigment within the chloroplast that absorbs light energy • a gas that green plants absorb that is required for photosynthesis • ...

13 Items: light • to put together • a gas produced by photosynthesis • an organism that makes its own food • an organism that can produce its own food • a specialized structure within a living cell • an organelle in which photosynthesis takes place • a green pigment within the chloroplast that absorbs light energy • a gas that green plants absorb that is required for photosynthesis • ...

17 Items: short daytime rest • lightest stage of sleep • thing you lay your head on at night • state of rest where the body recovers • how sleep disorders are often diagnosed • measured by EEG, slows as sleep progresses • chemical in the brain that makes you sleepy • condition where you can't fall asleep easily • natural daily pattern of sleep and wakefulness • ...

18 Items: the top of a bottle • the bottom of a bottle • the main part of a bottle • molten glass used to make bottles • bubbles or air pockets in a bottle • the part below the lip that flares out • a raised ridge encircling a bottle neck • raised lettering or designs on a bottle • the transition from the neck to the body • the transition from the body to the base • ...

8 Items: harmful microbes that cause disease • surface or object has been soiled with pathogens • any device that inhibits a person’s freedom of movement • the correct positioning of body parts relative to each other • a chemical solution used to kill microbes on an object or surface • a situation that arises suddenly and requires immediate action to keep a person safe • ...

14 Items: Hollow rock lined with crystals inside • A mineral's resistance to being scratched • Boundary Place where two tectonic plates meet • Measure of the energy released by an earthquake • The way a mineral reflects light from its surface • Crack or break in Earth's crust where movement occurs • Solid material with atoms arranged in a repeating pattern • ...

16 Items: A push or pull (5) • A negatively charged particle (8) • A positively charged particle (6) • Two or more atoms joined together (8) • A rocky object that orbits the Sun (8) • The smallest particle of an element (4) • A large body that moves around a star (6) • How fast a chemical reaction happens (12) • The ability to do work or cause change (6) • ...

17 Items: Specialized cells that transmit nerve impulses. • Nervous System (CNS) Comprises the brain and spinal cord. • Nerves Nerves that carry commands from the brain to muscles. • The part of the brain that coordinates movement and balance. • The junction between two neurons where signals are transmitted. • ...

1 Item: atom, molecule, element, compound, mixture, physical property, chemical property, mass, volume, density, solid, liquid, gas, plasma, melting, freezing, condensation, evaporation, sublimation, deposition, physical change, chemical change, Kadyn, analy, yun

11 Items: the loan on a home • Having more than one possible meaning; unclear • to express a math expression into its lowest terms • matter that has come from a recently living organism • a character who recounts the events of a literary work • The amount of money required to pay for the basic things • unrestricted buying and selling of goods between countries • ...

10 Items: Always return ______ on time. • As Low As Reasonably Achievable acronym • _________: Increase the distance from the source. • _________: Use Protective clothing containing lead. • _______: Decrease the time one is exposed to x-rays. • Members of the public are NOT allowed in the _________ area during exposure. • ...

1 Item: chemical electrical mechanical potential thermal nuclear conservationofenergy elastic sound radiant solar

20 Items: double vision • farsightedness • squint or cross-eye • sensitivity to light • Respond to light stimuli. • paralysis of the upper eyelid • farsightedness associated with ­aging • irregular curvature in the cornea or lens. • an involuntary abnormal movement of one or both eyes. • an infection involving a hair follicle on the eyelid. • ...

17 Items: Earth’s ____________ causes seasons • stored energy is _______________ energy • energy of motion is _____________ energy • ______________ energy stored in food, fuel, or batteries • a ________________ wave where particles move up and down • a _____________ wave where particles move back and forth • a _______________ element is a poor conductor and often dull • ...

16 Items: being drunk • the brain and the spinal cord • amount of alcohol in the blood • open sore in the stomach lining • cells that make up the nervous system • scaring and destruction of liver tissue • strategies that help you say no effectively • act of physical force resulting in injury or abuse • the command center, or coordinator, of the nervous system • ...

30 Items: A living thing • Ability to do work. • Smallest unit of life. • energy Energy in motion. • energy Energy of position • protein A protein that spans the lipid bilayer. • The ability to conduct metabolism and reproduce. • backbone Spine of DNA where nucleic acid connects. • Large molecule made up of strings of covalently bonded monomers. • ...

21 Items: freezing rain • solid form of water • slows a sled on snowy ground • energy of a rolling snowball • heat energy from hot chocolate • pulls snowflakes down to the ground • a push or a pull like pulling a sled • Earth's lean that causes the seasons • potential energy of a stretched ribbon • personified freezing rain (frosty/olaf) • snow starts ______ as temperatures rise • ...

35 Items: Vitamin E • Vitamin B2 • Vitamin B5 • Vitamin B7 • an antioxidant • increase PT/INR • toxicity-goiter • deficiency Beriberi • related to breathing • 60% adult body weight • substance called base • for bone mineralization • excessive acid condition • deficiency nightblindness • vegans should use supplement • body fluids have excess base • for fluid and acid based balance • ...

25 Items: Brachial • an artificial limb • opposite of flexion • crippling arthritis • medical term for fart • free from contamination • verbal threat to cause harm • a microbe that causes disease • the side not affected by stroke • violence that occurs in the home • osteo is one form of this disease • a brain disorder that causes seizures • this health care provides comfort care • ...

20 Items: Aha derived from Sugar • Aha derived from apples • Bha found in willow bark extract • A moisturizing agent for dry skin • A mineral found in physical sunscreens • A humectant used to help retain moisture • A oral short term treatment for severe acne • Aha found in fermented foods such as yogurt • Oil soluble Aha derived from bitter almonds • ...

20 Items: Ground flower • Solventless edible • Sleepy time edible • THC, CBD, CBN, CBG • 3g Joint with a wooden tip • Blunt infused on the inside • Joint infused on the inside • pre-packed glass one-hitter • THC oil used with a dropper • Topical brand made in house • Blunt infused on the outside • Vape with live cannabis derived terpenes • solvent extract used in Sticky Fish products • ...

38 Items: Tissues that enable movement. • Another word for a nerve cell. • Organs where blood gets oxygen. • A muscular sac that stores urine. • The strong muscle that pumps blood. • The watery fluid part of the blood. • The red fluid pumped throughout the body. • The windpipe that carries air to the lungs. • The main control center of the nervous system. • ...

15 Items: movement of water through a membrane. • Plant hormones that help with growth. • A chemical that controls body functions. • A nerve cell that sends messages in the body. • The long part of a neuron that carries signals. • System The system in the body that makes hormones. • The tiny gap where nerve signals pass between neurons. • ...

15 Items: The extent of being liable. • It is a potential source of harm. • A real threat to general welfare. • It is commonly known as biohazards. • It is also known as social hazards. • It is commonly known as tidal waves. • The gradual caving in or sinking of an area. • The sudden and violent shaking of the ground. • These are hazardous substances that can cause harm. • ...

15 Items: The extent of being liable. • It is a potential source of harm. • A real threat to general welfare. • It is commonly known as biohazards. • It is also known as social hazards. • It is commonly known as tidal waves. • The gradual caving in or sinking of an area. • The sudden and violent shaking of the ground. • These are hazardous substances that can cause harm. • ...

16 Items: valenceelectrons • chemical gas that is tasteless • electrons in the outermost shell • atoms of 2 or more elements combined • substence made up with atoms with same idenity • mixture in which matirials can be eaily seperated • mixture in which 2 or more substences are spread out • a place where the force a magnet applies is strongest • ...

14 Items: The change from gas to liquid • A change that forms a new substance • Anything that has mass and occupies space • The process in which a liquid changes into a solid • The process in which a liquid changes into a vapor • an example of a substance that undergoes sublimation • The temperature at which a solid changes into a liquid • ...

10 Items: Pairs with thymine • Organic compounds used to store energy • In the double helix pairs with cytosine • Converts the instructional genetic information stored in deoxyribonucleic acid • Each nucleic acid has this, a 5-carbon sugar as a part of its polymer backbone • Portion of the DNA double helix that provides structural support to the molecule. • ...

10 Items: Supposed to reduce the symptoms and mental illness. • Gives an "out of this world" feeling, hallucinations. • Drugs that speed up the messages between brain and the body. • Causes euphoria, nausea, and even death. Also known as "opioids". • A chronic brain disease that affects millions of people worldwide. • ...

10 Items: the highest point of a transverse wave • stored energy in food, fuel, or batteries is _____________ energy • the part of a longitudinal wave where particles are closer together • energy of motion is _____________ energy, anything that moves has this energy • an _________________ transformation is when energy changes from one form to another • ...

18 Items: diseases that are caused by pathogens • mostly chemical and construction waste • diseases that aren't caused by pathogens • chemicals are magnified through food web • an increase in death rate over a large area • chemicals in the body that build up overtime • pathogen causes rapid increase in local death rate • type of infectious disease that is newly discovered • ...

18 Items: diseases that are caused by pathogens • mostly chemical and construction waste • diseases that aren't caused by pathogens • chemicals are magnified through food web • an increase in death rate over a large area • chemicals in the body that build up overtime • pathogen causes rapid increase in local death rate • type of infectious disease that is newly discovered • ...

14 Items: Connects bone to bone. • Connects muscle to bone. • the type of joint in the skull • a pair of muscles that work together • the type of joint in the elbow and knee • Structures in a cell that release energy. • Tough outer layer of plant cells, made of cellulose. • Layer around a cell that controls substances entering and leaving the cell. • ...

9 Items: each vertical column of elements • each horizontal line of elements in the periodic table • the energy change that happens when an atom gains an electron • an atom or group of atoms that has a positive or negative charge • one half the distance between the nuclei of two atoms of the same element • ...

18 Items: A citrus Fruit • Another citrus • Capital of Turkey • Hello/Goodbye in Italian • Largest Country in Africa • Can Bob The Builder fix it • The name of Captain Holts dog in B99 • When viewing the composition of petroleum by weight, what chemical makes up the majority? • ...

10 Items: action under our control • The largest part of the brain • connects your brain to your spinal cord • extends downward from the base of your brain. • a change in the environment (either external or internal) that is detected by a receptor • projections of a neuron (nerve cell) that receive signals (information) from other neurons. • ...

10 Items: An ion made of more than one atom. • A chemical bond formed when two atoms share electrons. • Describes a covalent bond where atoms share two pairs of electrons. • Bonding that involves the attraction between ions of opposite charge. • Describes a covalent bond where atoms share three pairs of electrons. • ...

1 Item: integer, multiple, parallel, percent, absorb, atom, chemical, climate, conclude, cycle, energy, experiment, fossil, force

12 Items: the action or fact of forming a united whole • the basic chemical building blocks of matter • a flat, 2-dimensional, surface which extends infinitely far • The difference between the lowest and highest values; output • a legal entity that is separate and distinct from its owners • general plan of organization, arrangement, or choice of material • ...

12 Items: A layer of gases surrounding Earth • the action or fact of forming a united whole • the basic chemical building blocks of matter • A comparison of two numbers, shown as a ratio • a flat, 2-dimensional, surface which extends infinitely far • A meeting of people face to face, especially for consultation • bring (goods or services) into a country from abroad for sale. • ...

11 Items: An ion made of more than one atom. • A chemical bond formed when two atoms share electrons. • Another name for covalent compounds, which exist as molecules. • Describes a covalent bond where atoms share two pairs of electrons. • Bonding that involves the attraction between ions of opposite charge. • ...

10 Items: - A material is drawn into a wire • The changing of a solid to a gas, dry ice • Change in state of matter from a gas to a solid • No definate shape or volume, atoms have highest energy • The reason we have aluminum foil, gold jewelry, and coins • Definate shape and definate volume, atoms have very little energy • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

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: Dishwash type for glassware. • Used to clock in/out every day. • This type of loss must always be reported. • To be worn at all times while on the. lab floor. • 6 digit code Operators input into ECL. condenser • This introduces possible contamination to samples. • Used to input timesheets at the end of your work week. • ...

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) • ...

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 • ...

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

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 • ...

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. • ...

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. • ...

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: number of protons in the nucleus of an atom • uncharged, subatomic particle located in the nucleus • unit of mass equal to 1⁄12 of the mass of a 12C atom • average mass of atoms of an element, expressed in amu • the lowest energy state of an atom or other particle. • positively charged subatomic particle located in the nucleus • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

20 Items: the smallest unit of an element. • the amount of matter in an object. • two or more atoms bonded together. • the amount of space an object takes up. • anything that has mass and takes up space. • Change a change that forms a new substance • a process where a liquid changes into a gas. • the substance that is dissolved in a solution. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

23 Items: A mark on the skin • Distended/dilated blood vessels • Keratin filled cysts around the eyes • Large blister containing watery fluid • Brown or flesh colored skin outgrowth • Chronic inflammation of sebaceous glands • A sore produced by scratching or scraping • Congenital absence of melanin in the body • Thin dry or oily plate of epidermal flaking • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

25 Items: A unit of energy • The standard SI unit of energy • The polyatomic ion OH- found in bases • A hydrogen ion often represented as H+ • The H3O+ ion formed in acidic solutions • An insulated device used to measure heat • The average kinetic energy of a substance • The measurement of heat flow in a reaction • The total heat content of a chemical system • ...

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 • ...

20 Items: Mass per unit volume • Amount of matter in an object • Type of data that involves senses • A proposed explanation for an observation • The sub-atomic particle that has +1 charge • The substance in which the solute dissolves • Used to separate coloured substances in ink • Type of data that involves measurements being taken • ...

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? • ...