15 Items: controls the cell • a single living thing • building blocks of life • the type of cell that grass has • where plants get their energy from • where animals get their energy from • the rigid outer layer of plant cells • where plant cells make their own food • fluid that surrounds all the organelles • structures inside of cells that have jobs • ...

18 Items: Physical characteristic • Obtaining Nutrients from food • Molecule used to store energy • Processes necessary for survival • Organism that consumes only plants • The interactions between organisms • Organism that consumes only animals • Trait that helps an organism survive • Species that is necessary for ecosystem • Organism that consumes plant and animals • ...

20 Items: It is the most arid terrestrial biome • It protects the Earth from the harmful UV • A permanently frozen area of tundra and taiga • Grasslands caters for the feeding habit of these animals • It refers to the amount of water vapor present in the air • It describes the daily climatic condition in an specific area • ...

37 Items: the tragedy of the ____ • where an organism lives • carbon released by death • underground water source • makes energy from the sun • where water covers the soil • organisms the drift in water • water soaking into the ground • the lines on a topographic map • plants get carbon from the air • energy from plants and animals • nuclear power the splits atoms • ...

9 Items: keep our homes tidy and clean • use our legs to get some fresh air • travel to see your mom or dad's parents • give the plants a drink to help them grow • hit a fluffy thing with a net in the middle • shoot a ball through a hoop high above the ground • make music on the instrument that look like guitar • look at pictures and speech bubbles to follow a story • ...

7 Items: The air surrounding earth. • The bottom layer of the atmosphere where we live. • It starts to get hotter and it is the second layer. • The process of water on the ground entering the soil. • Water vapor leaving the leaves an going to the plants. • The third layer of the atmosphere and the coldest layer. • ...

19 Items: when it gets dusty • when the leaves fall • when the car is dirty • when you prepare meals • when the plants dry up • when the grass gets high • dry your clothes outside • when the clothes get dirty • when there's too much trash • when the kitchen gets dirty • when there's no food at home • when you beautify your garden • when the house is disorganized • ...

20 Items: / Final step in a CER • / Means afraid of water • / Smallest unit of life • / Powerhouse of the cell • / Building block of matter • / Variable that is measured • / Contains human genetic code • / Variable that is manipulated • / Proposed answer to a question • / Humans inhale this to survive • / Used to support a claim in a CER • / Process by which plants make food • ...

135 Items: cob • cow • bees • brie • chai • dill • eggs • goat • jams • kale • loaf • mint • nuts • pies • sage • wool • bacon • basil • bread • dairy • herbs • honey • horse • juice • leeks • lemon • local • maple • pears • pesto • plums • salad • sheep • syrup • thyme • vegan • apples • butter • calves • cherry • coffee • donkey • fennel • fruits • garlic • ginger • grapes • market • plants • quinoa • raisin • stalls • turkey • yogurt • avocado • beeswax • berries • bouquet • cabbage • caramel • carrots • compote • cookies • custard • edibles • ...

10 Items: - when a flower opens its petals. • - a young flower that has not opened yet. • - a colorful flower that blooms in spring. • - a flower with soft petals and a sweet smell. • - one of the soft, colorful parts of a flower. • - a flower with white petals and a yellow center. • - tiny yellow powder that helps flowers make seeds. • ...

8 Items: Like a river, but made by people. • A shop that sells old and valuable things. • A circle in the road that cars drive around. • A big building where people listen to music. • A garden with many kinds of plants and flowers. • A small place where doctors and nurses help people. • A part of a town where only people can walk, not cars. • ...

130 Items: tv • old • dog • cat • ofd • bruh • lyla • rose • time • sing • love • road • ruby • yard • deck • deaf • abba • home • cards • brian • emily • couch • happy • grill • piano • table • track • swing • slide • walks • chevy • rosie • amber • sauna • smart • blind • ramona • joseph • fisher • hungry • carpet • pillow • closet • island • soccer • plants • trains • packer • twenty • baking • scrubs • hugging • bedroom • blanket • bigpink • sunroom • printer • swifter • laundry • playset • trailer • diamond • emerald • storage • draxler • ...

19 Items: A permanently frozen area of tundra and taiga • It is considered as the most arid terrestrial biome • Grasslands caters for the feeding habit of these animals • It refers to the amount of water vapor present in the air • It describes the daily climatic condition in an specific area • The type of trees that are specifically found in tropical forest • ...

12 Items: An open area of land • Rural land and scenery • Where water and land meet • A water body surrounded by land • An area with trees and vegetation • A dry, arid area with little vegetation • An area of land that is surrounded by water • A large raised area on the surface of the Earth • The area around you like plants, animals and people • ...

10 Items: Very obvious and offensive. • Not usual, not typical; strange. • The genetic makeup of an organism. • Punishment given in return for a wrong; revenge. • To suggest or hint at something in an indirect way. • Moving from place to place without a permanent home. • A part of a plant cell where photosynthesis takes place. • ...

12 Items: To use resources wisely • Covers 60% of Pennsylvania • resources that we can get more of • River Separates PA from New Jersey • resources that will eventually run out • Davis The highest point in Pennsylvania. • anything that makes the environment dirty • Pennsylvania is known as the _________________ state. • Erie Great lake that borders PA at its Northwest corner • ...

6 Items: most voluminous river in the world • the highest mountain on planet Earth • the planet where we live and plants and animals grow • the large body of salt water that covers most of the planet. • the air that moves from one place to another due to changes in temperature • meter a unit of volume that is equal to the volume of a cube with sides of one meter in length

16 Items: preserved • to travel widely • a short journey or trip • unable to be affected by • goods to be bought and sold. • the act of gratifying desires • stone used to make paths or roads • in its original condition, unspoilt. • attractively unusual or old fashioned • the quality or state of being tranquil • visit places of interest in a particular location. • ...

10 Items: a natural wide flow of fresh water • a raised part of the earth's surface • the small, soft, white pieces of ice • an area of land, used for growing crops • a large area of water surrounded by land • a high area of rock with a very steep side • a piece of land completely surrounded by water • water, dropping from a higher to a lower point • ...

10 Items: – A big bird often raised for meat. • – A bird that lays eggs on the farm. • – A fluffy animal that gives us wool. • – A strong animal that people can ride. • – A large farm animal that gives us milk. • – A pink farm animal that likes to roll in mud. • – A bird that swims and makes a quacking sound. • – A male chicken that crows loudly in the morning. • ...

10 Items: - a guess about what will happen next • - the cold season with snow and short days • - a hole in the ground where an animal lives • - the bright light in the sky that makes shadows • - something people do every year in the same way • - to do something special for a holiday or event • - a dark shape made when something blocks the light • ...

10 Items: Which organelle packages and ships proteins? • Which organelle is the powerhouse of the cell? • Which organelle contains enzymes for digestion? • Which organelle is the site of protein synthesis? • Which organelle is the control center of the cell? • Which organelle is a rigid layer of nonliving material? • Which organelle is the site of photosynthesis in plants? • ...

10 Items: A period of one hundred years • Something that is easy to carry around • A person who eats both plants and meat • A sound that is loud enough to be heard • A person who never makes mistakes or fails • A signature of a famous person written by themselves • A person who always looks at the bright side of things • ...

8 Items: Workers on a ship. • To travel on a ship. • Is in charge of the ship. He is the boss. • An exciting and sometimes dangerous journey. • Someone who makes a dangerous or exciting journey or trip. • Cloth is a shiny, very soft fabric that usually costs a lot of money. • ...

11 Items: The long-term pattern of weather in a place. • Someone who helps others without being paid. • Doing something to make a positive difference. • Food scraps and yard waste that turn into rich soil. • Tall plants that provide shade, oxygen, and habitats. • The ability to recover after challenges or difficulties. • ...

16 Items: A fertilized egg cell • When a seed begins to grow • A fast, automatic response • Different forms of the same gene • A nerve cell that sends messages • The organ that controls the body • When a sperm and egg join together • The part of a plant that holds seeds • Reproduction that needs only one parent • Sections of DNA that carry instructions • ...

31 Items: The top of the food chain. • Gas needed for photosynthesis. • Single pathway of energy transfer. • Seaweeds such as kelp or sargassum. • Build up of toxins up the food web. • Gas needed for cellular respiration. • A type of tree adapted to salt water. • An organism that only eats producers. • The feeding level of trophic level two. • The feeding level of trophic level four. • ...

18 Items: to consume food • to take a stroll • to consume a liquid • carbonated beverage • to put words to paper • liquid you need to survive • to close one's eyes to regain energy • something you need to do to make money • cinematic film meant for entertainment • to move on foot but quicker than walking • a digital program meant for entertainment • ...

8 Items: Packets of RNA and protein • Only found in plant cells and they make plants green • Found in eukaryote cells and it makes them what they are • It is only found in plant cells and it is a protective barrier • Acts as a protective barrier to the uncontrolled flow of water • Commonly found in animal cell and they are in white blood cells • ...

15 Items: The solid form of water • The opposite of subtract • A shape with three sides. • The main gas we breathe in. • The first planet from the sun • What do plants make using sunlight? • The biggest planet in our solar system • What star gives Earth light and warmth? • The hardest natural substance on Earth. • What do we call the study of living things? • ...

18 Items: Requires oxygen • Does not require oxygen • Form of energy for a cell • Location of the Calvin Cycle • Fermentation common in plant cells • Fermentation common in animal cells • Oxygen is a by-product of this process • Location of the light-dependent reaction • Vital for animal life, produced by plants • Occurs in the cytoplasm to start respiration • ...

13 Items: Also known as the Abyss • Also known as the Trenches • The deepest point in the ocean • Also known as the Midnight Zone • Also known as the Twilight Zone • Also known as the Sunlight Zone • Layer of ocean closet to the surface • An animal's ability to produce it's own light • This zone receives a very small amount of sunlight • ...

13 Items: Dull, gloomy or not exciting • The natural world around us. • Gases released into the air. • To break down naturally over time. • To live or exist together peacefully • Dirty air made form smoke and pollution • To cut, chop or break something roughly • The variety of living things in an area. • A job or duty that you are expected to do • ...

8 Items: Paramecium is a unicellular ciliated protozoan. • A long, hairlike part that protists use to move. • protist that moves by a flagellum, known for its eyespot. • A cell that contains a nucleus and membrane bound organelles • eukaryotes that cannot be classified as animals, plants, or fungi • A unicellular organism that lacks a nucleus and membrane bound organelles • ...

15 Items: The hottest planet • 7th planet from the sun • Lava that forms underwater • The planet that we live on • The closest planet to the sun • The planet with jewelry (rings) • The furthest planet from the sun • All the continents brought together • The largest planet in the solar System • The theory that says that continents move. • The water brought into the earth from plants • ...

15 Items: The basic unit of life • Any individual living thing • Organelle that controls the cell • Organelle where proteins are made • Organelle where photosynthesis occurs • A segment of DNA that codes for a trait • Molecule that stores genetic information • Process by which species change over time • Organelle known as the powerhouse of the cell • ...

13 Items: Coldest Planet. • iron and magnesium. • High in the sky. Thin and white. • It has rings and it is a planet. • High in the sky. Light and fluffy. • When water vapor turns into a cloud. • the upper layer of the earth's mantle • The largest planet in our solar system • the erosion or disintegration of rocks. • Varies in thickness being thinner at oceanic ridges • ...

11 Items: The basic unit of life • A push or pull acting on an object • An electrical flow through a circuit • The largest planet in our solar system • A liquid containing dissolved material • The part of a flower's stamen that contains pollen • The tube which leads from the mouth to the stomach • A community of interacting organisms and their environment • ...

15 Items: a dinosaur that hunts for meat. • hot lava comes out when I erupt. • another word for something HUGE. • a dinosaur that eats only plants. • sharp parts on dino feet or hands. • a long body part used for balance. • the loud sound dinos are famous for. • dino footprints left in mud or sand. • the time when many famous dinos lived. • a dino’s imprint or bone turned to stone. • ...

5 Items: main law in Mexico for environmental issues (abbreviation) • one penalty for not following the Law on General Equilibrium and Environmental Protection • one topic/matter the Law on General Ecological Equilibrium and Environmental Protection covers • it seeks to understand the vital connections between plants and animals and everything around them • ...

20 Items: an emu baby • unable to fly • are emus endangered? • what emus are covered in • the native area emus live • the speed emus can travel • eats both plants and animals • animal that eats other animals • what an emu chick is born from • an Australian dog-like predator • a large Australian flightless bird • the players that emus are as tall as • the parent who raises the emu chicks • ...

6 Items: the highest mountain on planet Earth. • the most voluminous river in the world. • the planet where we live and plants and animals grow. • the large body of salt water that covers most of the planet. • the air that moves from one place to another due to changes in temperature. • ...

20 Items: A young angora goat • A group of angora goats • The coat of an angora goat • A type or kind of livestock • The standard of mohair fibre • Someone who raises angora goats • Industry that uses mohair fibre • Sending mohair products overseas • The grassy area where goats graze • How goats feed on grass and plants • Farm animals raised for production • ...

32 Items: living thing • the ability to do work • refers to land environments • refers to water environments • protection of natural resources • protist that makes its own food • anything that has mass and volume • matter from a once living organism • a consumer that consumes plants only • waste products from living organisms • two or more elements that are bonded • ...

6 Items: a small statue of a person or an animal • to break up into pieces with a lot of force • a tall tropical grass with hard, hollow stems • the period of somebody’s life when they are a child • the measurement in degrees of how hot or cold a thing or place is • a sweet substance, often in the form of white or brown crystals, made from the juices of various plants

19 Items: An orange vegetable • The act of eating faeces • An animal that eats plants • Term for a male guinea pig • The technical name for poo • Term for a baby guinea pig • Term for a female guinea pig • A type of hay from oat grass • Caused by a lack of Vitamin C • A type of faeces to be consumed • The genus guinea pigs belong to • A breed known for their spiky fur • ...

6 Items: the highest mountain on planet Earth • the most voluminous river in the world • the planet where we live and plants and animals grow • the large body of salt water that covers most of the planet. • the air that moves from one place to another due to changes in temperature • ...

10 Items: What happens to the host in parasitism? • What do tapeworms take from their host? • What do epiphytes gain from growing on trees? • What resource do Striga plants steal from their host? • What is the role of the tree in commensalism with epiphytes? • What is the term for a relationship where both organisms benefit? • ...

10 Items: to watch something closely • to suggest a plan, idea, or action • to observe or study by close examination • the special green color inside leaves and stems • to make something look much bigger than it actually is • to organize things into groups based on how they are alike • special substances found in food that are fuel for your body • ...

7 Items: Sweet liquid in flowers that attracts insects. • Process by which plants convert sunlight into energy. • The holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. • The soft, colorful part of a flower that attracts pollinators. • Growing or developing in a healthy way (Mr. Whitworth reference). • ...

9 Items: this zone has enough light for photosynthesis • low level of primary productivity in lakes/ponds • high level of primary productivity in lakes/ponds • Contains 20% of the world’s available surface water • this zone does not have enough light for photosynthesis • Amount of water used for all purposes per person over a given time • ...

16 Items: "The ___" by Zadie Smith • "Tom ___" by Ann Patchett • "Yellowface" by P. F. ___ • "Demon ___" by Barbara Kingsolver • "Lessons in ___" by Bonnie Garmus • "The Very Hungry ___" by Eric Carle • "The ___ of Water" by Abraham Verhese • "Llama Llama Red ____" by Anna Dewdney • "I Have Some ____ for you" by Rebecca Makkai • "Chain Gang All ___" by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah • ...

12 Items: A subject where you add and count • A subject where you move and play games • A place where you borrow and read books • A subject where you read books and stories • A subject where you draw, paint, and create • A subject where you sing or play instruments • A subject where you learn how to spell words • A subject where you use a keyboard and mouse • ...

10 Items: LITERARY : Related to literature or writing. • TEACHER : A person who educates and instructs students. • BOTANIST : A scientist who studies plants and plant life. • ARCHITECT : A person who designs buildings and structures. • HISTORIAN : A person who studies and writes about history. • PHYSICIAN : A medical doctor who treats illnesses and injuries. • ...

10 Items: An animal that eats only insects. • An animal that eats mostly fruit. • Something that can cause harm or danger • Having a disease or illness caused by germs. • Using sound waves and echoes to locate objects • To become smaller or weaker in number or strength. • A large group of animals living together in one place. • ...

10 Items: - a large white bear that lives in the Arctic. • - frozen water that covers much of the Arctic. • - soft, frozen flakes that fall in cold weather. • - a bird that cannot fly and lives in cold places. • - a desert plant that stores water in its thick stem. • - an animal that swims in cold oceans and rests on ice. • ...

6 Items: the top layer of earth that plants grow in • The moon's ____ is one-sixth that of Earth's. • a gas that is in the air and that animals need to live • a vehicle that explores the rocky and bumpy surfaces of moons and planets • the round object that shines in the sky at night and moves around the Earth • ...

18 Items: Made of one cell • Made of many cells • The smallest unit of life • A cell that has a nucleus • Stores water, food, and waste • Controls the cell and contains DNA • A cell that does not have a nucleus • An organism that makes its own food • Releases energy from food for the cell • Controls what enters and leaves the cell • Uses sunlight to make food in plant cells • ...

10 Items: Doing something well or reaching a goal. • The place where an animal or plant lives. • To keep someone or something safe from harm. • People who take care of animals, places, or people. • To be in danger or at risk of being hurt or harmed. • Knew or remembered someone or something by seeing it. • The number of animals or people living in a certain place. • ...

10 Items: An animal that eats only insects. • An animal that eats mostly fruit. • Something that can cause harm or danger • Having a disease or illness caused by germs. • Using sound waves and echoes to locate objects • To become smaller or weaker in number or strength. • A large group of animals living together in one place. • ...

20 Items: a light gentle wind • the state of flowering • a brief period of rain • moderate heat in the air • direct light from the sun • to begin growing from a seed • a colored segment of a flower • a new shoot growing from a seed • a field of grass and wildflowers • sweet liquid produced by flowers • precipitation in the form of rain • a plant embryo capable of growing • ...

1 Item: bee balm, purple cone flower, black eyed susan, asters, lavender, sunflower, goldenrod, butterfly weed, mountain mint, ironweed, willow, violet, blazing star, basil

15 Items: warm cover on a bed • very quickly, without waiting • taking air in and out of your body • sheets,covers.that you put on a bed • to cover something with cloth or paper • the possibility of being hurt or killed • to leave a place because it is not safe • people who come to help you very quickly • doing something when someone talks to you • ...

15 Items: Sugar • Anything alive • A molecule of DNA • A random change in DNA sequence • The different versions of a trait • The cell organelle that makes energy! • The 2-letter genetic code for a specific trait • The gas organisms need for cellular respiration • The organ system that brings oxygen into the body • The study that compares embryos of different species • ...

13 Items: The natural world around us. • Gases released into the air. • To break down naturally over time. • Not too expensive; easy to pay for. • Able to break down naturally into soil. • The variety of living things in an area. • A set of reasons used to support an opinion. • A group of people living or working together. • Able to provide for your own needs without help. • ...

15 Items: Cutting down large areas of trees • When a species completely dies out • The natural home of a plant or animal • Protecting nature and natural resources • A resource that can be naturally replaced • Harmful substances entering the environment • A structure that traps heat to help plants grow • A group of similar organisms that can reproduce • ...

16 Items: Small pieces of sand and rock • Outer most layer of the earth • The breaking down of sediments • A large,continuous mass of land • Evaporation from the leaves of plants • A characteristic or quality of an item • Layer of the earth that is made of magma • Surface that allows water to pass through • The movement of sediment by wind or water • ...

12 Items: He ______ the ball over the fence. • The boat was ______ underwater after the storm. • The tree's ______ was collected to make perfume. • The argument ended in a ______ with no agreement. • The explorer ______ the landscape from the hilltop. • The ______ horse ran away when it heard the loud noise. • The floodwaters began to ______ after the rain stopped. • ...

16 Items: Some frogs have developed ___ feet as a mutation for better swimming • A resistance to this type of disease by the sickle cell anemia mutation • A resistance to this type of medicine helps bacteria survive and reproduce • An ability to find prey that evolved in bats because of a genetic mutation • ...

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. • ...

11 Items: something that is not living • a place where water flows to one area • something that is living, or was once living • we live in this watershed (two words, no space) • the carrying away of land or rocks; comes after weathering • a smaller stream/river that connects to a larger stream/river • these act as boundaries that separate watersheds; areas of high elevation • ...

19 Items: a very common house pet • word to describe someone strong • A place where people go to learn • a big gray animal with huge ears • what people are born with to see • One of the most common house pets • what we use to type on a computer • word used to describe someone weak • something students use to write in • a common instrument with 6 strings • ...

18 Items: Writing tool made from a feather • Fierce raiders who destroy villages • A handwritten book decorated with art • Treasure preserved in the Book of Kells • Pagan god of darkness defeated by Brendan • Irish monastery famous for its manuscript • Precious metal that makes the pages shine • Blend of Christian faith and Celtic legend • Theme showing belief in light and learning • ...

6 Items: - oily substances in food from plants and animals • - how much energy you get from a serving of food. • - USDA food icon depicting portion size of 5 food groups. • - substances in food that provide energy to the body like starches and sugars. • size - located at the top of a food label and tells you the number of calories and nutrients listed on the top. • ...

12 Items: 13-mile layer around planet Earth • Official name of a living thing’s home. • Nonliving factors influencing an environment. • The name for the category of land ecosystems. • Long-term relationship between 2 different species • A group of the same kind of organisms in one place. • A large geographic region w/ characteristic plants & animals. • ...

18 Items: Very weak. • Grown fully. • Happy, pleased. • The act or sound of laughing. • Giving or willing to give freely. • A thing that hides or covers something. • Moved gradually and not easily noticed. • Covered with dry dirt that is like powder. • Leave anger or strictness to become gentler. • Deep and rough and often sounding unfriendly. • ...

12 Items: The science of guiding a boat. • He sailed up the St. Lawrence River. • Explored what is now New York Harbor. • Containing many types of people or things. • Ships mounted with cannons or other large guns. • Traveled to China and wrote about his adventures. • A type of ancient writing that uses pictures for word. • ...

12 Items: Not harmful to the environment. • Not too expensive; easy to pay for. • Able to break down naturally into soil. • A group of people living or working together. • Able to provide for your own needs without help. • Living things such as mushrooms, mould and yeast. • Grown at home or nearby rather than bought from far away. • ...

16 Items: Photosynthesis is the __________ by which green plants make their own food. • The pirates sailed their big ship to the little island to bury the __________. • It’s difficult to see on __________ days, so it isn’t a good idea to drive so fast. • When the family arrived home, they found a __________ inside trying to steal their TV. • ...

150 Items: has • dog • man • did • hat • key • tea • fly • box • two • end • sun • run • air • way • eat • yes • boy • use • sat • may • ran • cat • top • how • did • who • bad • miss • dark • than • head • wind • good • feet • been • cold • room • took • lots • gave • boat • over • know • many • long • eyes • most • told • door • duck • keep • best • even • well • gone • work • tell • tree • wish • fish • food • want • stop • park • soon • snow • need • only • grow • away • home • last • bear • play • each • take • book • find • more • girl • must • fell • found • birds • cried • looks • round • every • other • thing • right • ...

27 Items: Clue • The gas we breathe • King of the animals • Smart marine mammal • The lightest element • The coldest continent • The only flying mammal • Extinct giant reptiles • Famous musical composer • Earth's natural satellite • A mountain that spews lava • Tower Famous tower in Paris • A machine that can perform tasks • The world's largest coral system • Bees produce this sweet substance • ...

10 Items: CRUST : The Earth's outermost solid layer. • ATMOSPHERE : The layer of gases that surrounds the Earth. • MAGMA : Hot, melted rock found beneath the Earth's surface. • WEATHERING : The breaking down of rocks by wind, water, or ice. • SEISMOGRAPH : An instrument that measures and records earthquake waves. • ...

23 Items: - What is the layer of soil beneath the topsoil called? • - What term describes how well water moves through soil? • - What is the solid rock underlying the soil layers called? • - What is decayed organic material used to enrich soil called? • - What is the upper layer of the Earth where plants grow called? • ...

40 Items: A change in DNA. • Any living thing. • A different form of a gene. • Tiny single-celled organisms. • An animal that hunts other animals. • An animal hunted by another animal. • The jelly-like material inside a cell. • All members of one species in an area. • Different populations living together. • A nutrient used for growth and repair. • A section of DNA that controls a trait. • ...

6 Items: another word for "bugs" • food that has not been eaten at the end of a meal • Many people are afraid of black soldier flies because they think they _____. • a substance that is spread on the land or given to plants, to make them grow well • The black soldier fly larvae can also be used to make compost, _____ or animal feed. • ...

10 Items: A very tall hill • A very steep side of a mountain or rock. • A large body of water surrounded by land • A piece of land surrounded by water on all sides • A large open area of land, often used for growing crops • A long, narrow body of fresh water that flows across the land • The condition of the air outside, such as temperature, rain, or wind • ...

20 Items: - missing amongst the masses • - iruppadhai koduppadhe idhuve • - most wanted from todays rough youth • - are you always calm and __________ ? • - Touch me not plants show this nature • - just keep trying till you pass it off • - rarely found in social media forwards • - this passion is more humane than any other • - you will love the final outcome of this act • ...

23 Items: Seasonal winds • Ranked by status • A Mesopotamian temple • Important Egyptian river • Another word for farming • Taming plants and animals • Natural barrier in northern China • Another name for the Huang He River • One of the first written legal codes • Another word for a "complex society" • One of two important Mesopotamian rivers • One of two important Mesopotamian rivers • ...

29 Items: Xylem or phloem • Negatively charged ion • Positively charged ion • low enough for ice to float • Allows water to form its bonds • Polar and ionic molecules; asymmetrical • Reaction where water molecule is released • Bonds where two non metals share an electron • Non-polar and non-ionic molecules; symmetrical • water sticks to itself; the same as surface tension • ...

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 • ...

10 Items: - a young plant that has just started to grow. • - the ground where plants grow and get nutrients. • - a tall plant with a trunk, branches, and leaves. • - the colorful part of a plant that can make seeds. • - a green plant that grows in fields, parks, and yards. • - a small part of a plant that can grow into a new plant. • ...

32 Items: cow • pig • dog • hay • farm • Bank • duck • mule • eggs • soil • goat • seeds • horse • crops • sheep • goose • farmer • plants • donkey • tractor • chickens • C S I T R E M R A F W M Q L • H T C O W U C D Q B U I T V • I S D E E S C R F I K Q T G • C P F L J H E D O N K E Y O • K O P E E H S L S P G M D O • E S R O H F P X U G S O G S • N P R P L A N T S M G P A E • S V T P D Q V O D P I E Z T • A R O T C A R T O P I G O S • ...

20 Items: Who invented PCR? • What helps bacteria move? • Where are sister chromatids joined? • Dengue virus belongs to which family? • Which hormone causes cell elongation? • What is the fungal reproductive unit? • Which organ is the throne of immunity? • What are the leaf pores for gas exchange? • What is a complete virus particle called? • substance makes M. tuberculosis acid-fast? • ...

20 Items: poisonous • biological catalyst • pH <7; turns litmus red • disease causing microbe • polymer made up of amino acids • one of the 5 Kingdoms, think mushroom • occurs in chlorophyll, plants do this • a place where there is no matter at all • haploid cell used for sexual reproduction • solution that has passed through a filter • force of attraction between atoms or ions • ...

13 Items: Crude oil took __________ years to form • The products of combustion are water and_________ • Short chain hydrocarbons are often used for_______ • At the top of the fractionating column is__________ • Hydrocarbons are made up of hydrogen and ____________ • The bottom of the fractionating column is ___________ • ...

20 Items: ALBEDO • TRAGEDY • CONVECTION • CORALREEFS • BIODIVERSITY • Water that is safe to drink • Cost-benefit analysis involves ___ assessment • Deepwater ___ spill made front page news in 2010 • Storing rainwater is one method to ___ freshwater • the transfer of energy as heat through a material • Lakes that create an abundance of nutrients are __ • ...

18 Items: – I feed my cat every morning. • – Let’s sort the toys by color. • – The books are on the top shelf. • – She wants a career as a doctor. • – The school play was a big event. • – Water is a basic need for everyone. • – Let’s set up the chairs for the party. • – We used teamwork to finish the puzzle. • – He helps care for the classroom plants. • ...

8 Items: Emily was _____ if her support of the proposal. • Elizabeth Cady Stanton was an ____ for women's suffrage. • Smelling mint can _____ a sense of tranquility or freshness. • The mountain air was redolent with the scent of pine needles. • Organs, such as your nose and the nasal cavities, are part of the _____ system. • ...

9 Items: To chew. • Likely to cause tooth decay. • Causing a strong habit that is difficult to give up. • Nut: The nut from the areca palm, often chewed with betel leaf. • Case: A small container used to carry betel leaves and related items. • A natural substance found in plants that gives a bitter taste and can stain teeth. • ...

9 Items: Water stored under the earth’s surface in soil or rock. • Water that falls from the sky as rain, snow, sleet, or hail. • When water gathers in rivers, lakes, oceans, or on the ground. • Water that flows over the land and into rivers, lakes, or oceans. • When plants release water vapor into the air through their leaves. • ...