66 Items: rose • sage • biome • camel • bridge • antigen • acology • biology • biofuel • biotech • biomass • parsley • aerology • airplane • accepter • antibody • backbone • biometer • broadway • brooklyn • consumer • compound • dolphins • cardamom • lavender • aerospace • anabolism • astronomy • acidulant • biosphere • biologist • chinatown • chemistry • atmosphere • absolutism • absorption • antibiotic • absorbance • capitalism • cryosphere • cardiology • aerodynamic • ...

27 Items: value to earn money • first national park • father of soil conservation • published a book about birds • system of safe wildlife areas • part of USDA to manage forests • value to enjoy wildlife's beauty • father of the conservation movement • population is close to becoming extinct • the use of natural resources for profit • population is close to being endangered • ...

20 Items: A commotion or uproar • Something conducted in secret • A violent and uncontrolled frezy • A mix or jumble of various items • Something delicate or insubstantial • Preordained by a force of fate or destiny • Small in size, particularly a small child • A physical fight or altercation using fists • Speaking foolishness, nonsense, or insincerely • ...

21 Items: Our Middle School Principal • Where you check your grades • Where you eat lunch each day • What recess is called in middle school • Something you study and grow in Science • What we do at the end of every Math unit • Something that increases a bit in 6th grade • A test you take multiple times during the year • The book current 6th graders are reading in LA • ...

16 Items: the world • the earth; and the atmosphere • evaporation the change of state from a liquid to a gas • condensation the change of state from a gas to a liquid • precipitation any form of water that falls to Earth's surface • wind the movement of air caused by differences in air pressure • rivers, and return to the atmosphere by evaporation and transpiration. • ...

23 Items: How light travels • The movement of sediments • How high or low a sound is • An organism that makes its own food • Variable that is purposefully changed • Mound of sediment near the ocean floor • The hottest planet in our solar system • This type of energy causes phase changes • This is required by sound in order to travel • The process plants use to make their own food • ...

29 Items: a break or tear • to work together • able to be carried • to burst out suddenly • lasting for a long time • easily affected by light • a picture made using light • words written on something • the order of events in time • a person’s written signature • to bring goods into a country • a person who watches an event • a way of looking at something • to send goods out of a country • ...

200 Items: Ben • Gem • Zen • Baba • Calm • COTA • Cute • Data • Dawn • FBCT • Hope • Hugs • Jake • Jazz • Nick • Peru • Soft • Thea • Yard • Yarn • Bible • Bryce • Chess • Choir • Creed • Dusan • Ethan • Exams • Glory • Grace • Grass • Hands • Heart • Laura • Linda • Lines • Lions • Lists • Music • Peace • Quiet • Ranch • Roman • Sleep • Sushi • Sweet • Trust • Tummy • Unity • Vasil • Vneck • Yummy • Ashlyn • Baking • Bubbas • Coffee • Cruise • Dainty • Esther • Family • Gentle • Jigsaw • Kisses • Lauren • Lovely • Manuel • Module • Movies • Plants • Praise • ...

15 Items: What element is the primary component of coal and oil? • Which Law of Thermodynamics states that energy is conserved? • What is the unit of energy often used to measure heat in food? • What is the unit used to measure the flow of electric current? • What is the ratio of useful energy output to total energy input? • ...

12 Items: (n) a swimming pool • (adv), (adj) not far away • (n) a single apartment in a bigger building • (n) a tall modern building with many floors • (adj) old-fashioned, or based on ideas from the past • (n) an opinion, belief, or idea, or a way of thinking about something • (n) the area of a town that surrounds someone's home, or the people who live in this area • ...

19 Items: to treat someone unfairly • sedimentary rock used to make tools • a territory or state ruled by a chief • a settlement ruled by a distant country • the average person in Mississippian society • a competition for the same objective or item • the people that held power in Mississippian society • the swamp the many native americans tribes lived in • ...

10 Items: AUTONOMOUS : Independent and self-sufficient; from the prefix “auto-” meaning self. • MICROBIOLOGY : The study of microorganisms; from the prefix “micro-” meaning small. • MELANCHOLY : A feeling of deep sadness or sorrow; from the root “melan-” meaning black. • BENEVOLENT : Showing kindness or goodwill; from the prefix “bene-” meaning good or well. • ...

10 Items: The ability of all owls to see at night is an ____. • Only organisms that ____ pass on their genes to another generation. • An animals ____ determines which adaptations are helpful and which are harmful. • An example of ____ is that both zebras and antelopes eat the same grasses and plants. • ...

10 Items: characters: newly evolved traits that differ from the ancestral form • world hypothesis: early life forms relied solely on self-replicating RNA • processes: that lead to the formation of species found in one specific geographical area • selection: intentional breeding of plants or animals by humans to promote desirable traits • ...

15 Items: Fibers derived from plants. • Fibers derived from animals. • Fibers from specific animals. • Knitted in a continuous tube, eliminating the need for seams. • The capacity of a material to retain heat and provide insulation. • The capacity of a material to take in and hold liquid or moisture. • Made by interlocking loops horizontally, resulting in a stretchy fabric. • ...

15 Items: The smallest unit of matter. • Anything that takes up space and has mass. • A living thing, like a plant, that makes its own food. • A living thing that eats other living things for energy. • The process of liquid water turning into gas (water vapor). • A push or pull that can make an object move or change direction. • ...

15 Items: Where is "garbage gas" most commonly collected? • What is the main byproduct of making biodiesel? • What process uses yeast to turn plant sugars into ethanol? • What is the fiber leftover after crushing sugarcane for juice? • are the leaves and stalks of corn left in a field after harvest? • What solid fuel is created by heating wood in the absence of air? • ...

12 Items: When someone’s hair is neatly styled or arranged. • Something that comes from or relates to the Bible. • When someone or something is famous for a bad reason. • Doing something in an orderly, careful, step-by-step way. • Copies or repeats something so it looks or happens the same way again. • ...

14 Items: to move • the system of growing crops for food • to change in order to live in a new place • a group or family member who lived in the past • a large animal that once roamed the Great Plains • someone who hunts animals and collects wild plants for food • a person who travels from place to place in order to survive • ...

17 Items: Water that falls from the sky. • A waterway or path used to remove stormwater. • The process of water being absorbed into the soil. • The water that exists beneath the earth’s surface. • A place where animals and plants live in a watershed. • A natural or artificial body of water used to store water. • Water that flows over the ground, often carrying pollutants. • ...

11 Items: an organism’s position on a food chain _____________________________________________ • an organism that must consume other organisms for nutrients _________________________ • the ability of a system to do work or produce heat _____________________________________ • ...

14 Items: moon • clouds • erosion • atmosphere • Dwarf planet with two moons • planet with the biggest rings • largest planet in the solar system • hottest planet in the solar system • branch of biology that deal with the study of plants, including their structure, properties, and biochemical processes. • ...

9 Items: What type of area is filled with tall trees, plants, and diverse wildlife? • What are the large hills of sand you might see at the beach or in the desert? • What is a steep, high rock face that drops down to the ground or water below? • What long, flowing body of water can be found on land and often leads to the sea? • ...

29 Items: the DNA of a prokaryote • the carrier of genetic información • helps in the storage of proteins and lipids. • An organelle that helps sequester waste product • synthesizes and stores proteins, bound with ribosomes • the basic unit of life in organisms of the kingdom Plantae. • the basic unit of life in organisms of the kingdom Animalia. • ...

1 Item: goats, waffles, hot fuss, delightful, coffee, plants, mimosas, sunshine, happy hour, brunch, speakers, internal comms, headshots, balloons, community, employee experience, culture, communication, omaha

25 Items: Farming and growing crops • Plants grown for food or sale • Government payments given to farmers • Severe economic downturn in the 1930s • Armed forces that grew during wartime • Georgia city where Liberty Ships were built • Pest that destroyed cotton crops in Georgia • Georgia city transformed by wartime industry • Long period of little rain that hurt farming • ...

20 Items: Which polysaccharide stores energy in plants? • Which polysaccharide stores energy in animals? • What lipid forms the main structure of cell membranes? • What reaction breaks polymers into monomers using water? • What large molecules are made of repeating monomer units? • What small molecular units join together to form polymers? • ...

32 Items: A heavy snowstorm. • A colorful plant part. • The study of the past. • To keep something safe. • To use old things again. • It helps you find places. • Earth is our home ______. • A long time without rain. • Dirty air, water, or land. • A sandy place near the sea. • A large area full of trees. • Sleeping in a tent outdoors. • A strong spinning wind storm. • Too much water covering land. • ...

13 Items: Bright, clear weather with plenty of direct light from the sun. • Having a high temperature that feels intense or creates a lot of heat. • Weather characterized by liquid water falling from the sky in droplets. • When the sky is mostly or completely covered by clouds, blocking the sun. • ...

19 Items: To make sure or certain • A part or aspect of something • To have a shortage or lack of a thing • Explains why the counterclaim is wrong • To be active, involved, or share something. • An underground layer of rocks that contains water • The opposing viewpoint that goes against the claim • To state exactly or in detail what you want or need • ...

1 Item: my bed, tidy up, clear the table, feed my pet, walk the dog, wash up, wash the car, cook dinner, water the plants, dust.

10 Items: First permanent English settlement in North America • Spanish conquistador who defeated the Aztecs and conquered Mexico (1485-1547) • The transfer pf plants, animals, and disease between the American and Europe, Asia and Africa • A trade route that exchanged goods between the West Indies, the American colonies, and West Africa • ...

15 Items: The color of adult Amazon river dolphins. • A fruit similar to a banana, often served fried. • A constricting snake native to the Amazon rainforest. • The larvae of this insect burrow into a mammal's skin. • The primary method that jaguars use to secure their prey. • What several animals in the jungle visit a clay lick to find. • ...

15 Items: a solid collection of minerals • distance from one crest to another • basic particles of the chemical elements • the amount of three-dimensional space that matter occupies. • temperature at which a liquid turns into a solid when cooled. • point temperature at which a liquid turns into a solid when cooled. • ...

15 Items: The way the ocean water moves in and out during the day. • A wobbly, see-through creature that can give you a sting. • A very deep, dark valley on the bottom of the ocean floor. • A gentle, slow-moving plant-eater often called a "sea cow." • A tiny fish that swims upright and looks like a land horse. • A clever animal with eight arms that can spray ink to hide. • ...

10 Items: First permanent English settlement in North America • Spanish conquistador who defeated the Aztecs and conquered Mexico (1485-1547) • The transfer pf plants, animals, and disease between the American and Europe, Asia and Africa • A trade route that exchanged goods between the West Indies, the American colonies, and West Africa • ...

12 Items: Spaniards born in the New World • A Spanish conqueror of the Americas • A person of mixed African and Spanish ancestry • A person of mixed Spanish and Native American ancestry. • People living in the New World Spanish colonies but born in Spain. • A small, fast Spanish or Portuguese sailing ship of the 15th-17th centuries. • ...

1 Item: PLANTS FLOWER GROW SEED SPROUT LEAF STEM PETAL ROOTS SOIL WATER POT ORCHARD MEADOW GREENHOUSE CLOVER TULIP DAFFODIL FRUIT VEGETABLE BERRY LADYBUG HONEY BEE

18 Items: Not depleted when used. • An animal lacking a backbone. • An organism that makes it own food. • An imaginary line about which a body rotates. • Any substance that has mass and takes up space. • The process of turning from liquid into vapour. • A substance made by mixing other substances together. • A system of interlocking and interdependent food chains. • ...

24 Items: All of the water on Earth. • Anything that takes up space • A collection of interacting parts. • To use again or continue a process. • The rock and mineral part of Earth. • A mixture of decayed organic matter. • An organism that makes its own food. • The layer of gases surrounding Earth. • A reddish-brown worm found in decaying material. • ...

14 Items: chemicals used to dissolve other substances • takes place when a sperm penetrates the egg or ovum • when the cell inside the zygote splits and replicates itself • also called a womb; hollow, pear-shaped organ located in the pelvis • ejection of a mature egg or ovum from the ovary into the fallopian tube • ...

25 Items: Your mom and dad. • Work that you do after school. • The leader of the whole school. • The children who learn at school. • The place you go to learn every day. • You can find swings and a slide here. • The teacher writes on this with chalk. • You carry your books and pencils in this. • A short break for playing between lessons. • The room where the school secretary works. • ...

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 • ...

27 Items: cucumbers. • and clams. • echinoderms. • respiration. • pollination. • in arthropods. • identical to the parent. • Organisms that primarily feed on plants. • Animals lacking a backbone or vertebral column. • Organisms that primarily feed on other animals. • The variety of life within a specific ecosystem or habitat. • ...

25 Items: Impossible or hard to read. • The state of being married. • Protected from illness or harm. • Existing or happening between stars. • Moving in a smooth and attractive way. • The study of humans, past and present. • An extreme exaggeration used for effect. • 12:00 at night; the middle of the night. • – Located or happening under the ground. • ...

12 Items: the turning back of a wave at a boundary created by matter • the loss of a wave when its energy is transferred to matter • the bending of a wave when it crosses a boundary created by matter • The scientific study of the nature and properties of matter and energy. • the movement of a wave through matter without its energy being transferred • ...

1 Item: LEFT, ESCAPE, TRAINING, WELCOME, PARADE, MARCHING, COMMANDER, IMAGINE, JUNGLE, ENVIRONMENT, SIGNAL, DOCUMENT, THANKFUL, HAPPY, EMOTIONS, RANK, IMPROVE, MEDICAL, ACHIEVE, MARRIAGE, PLAYFUL, PLANTS, BACKPACK, HEALTH, WEALTH, ATTENTION, ATTACK, WAR, EQUIPMEN

1 Item: animals, tropicalrainforest, wildflowers, thistle, flowers, mushrooms, weed, fern, cattails, reeds, bamboo, ivy, vines, shrub, moss, grass, palmtree, bush, corn, tree, flora, fauna, recycle, reuse, reduce, reforestation, environment, energy, habitat, cons

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) • ...

34 Items: Organelle of protein synthesis. • Viscous fluid enclosed by the nuclear envelope. • Small circle of DNA in some bacteria and archaea. • Long, slender cellular structure used for motility. • Barrel-shaped organelle from which microtubules grow. • This eukaryotic organelle specializes in producing ATP. • Semifluid substance enclosed by a cell's plasma membrane. • ...

32 Items: sea • moon • lake • atom • ocean • river • clouds • energy • tissue • erosion • biology • ecology • moisture • ecosystem • acoustics • amplitude • atmosphere • evaporation • temperature • condensation • acceleration • Dwarf planet with two moons • planet with the biggest rings • largest planet in the solar system • hottest planet in the solar system • ...

30 Items: Not hot. • A gentle wind. • To move in water. • A high temperature. • Not clear or smoky. • The light from the sun. • The condition of being hot. • A lengthy duration of time. • Plants with colorful petals. • Lenses used to correct vision. • Water that falls from the sky. • The warmest season of the year. • A sandy area by the ocean or lake. • The expanse of air above the Earth. • ...

1 Item: Trait, Instinct, learned behavior, Producer, consumer, decomposer, ecosystem, food web, food chain, adaptation, structure, function, desert, savannah, forest, ocean, arctic, apex predator, consume, fungi, sunlight, plants, people, animals, organism, offs

1 Item: short, long, curly, straight, wavy, big, small, eyes, legs, arms, hair, ears, wig, glasses, hat, beard, moustache, costume, water, litter, flowers, plants, pickup, drop, save, waste, giant, trees, plant, flowers

21 Items: farming • Uses many inputs • Having enough to sell • Canada and the Western US • the minimum amount to sustain life • plantation farming found in this type of climate • diseases like malaria and small pox traveled from ____ to _____ • water contamination and depletion is a _ of the Green Revolution • use of little labor and capital to increase agricultural productivity • ...

250 Items: egg • pan • wax • box • sip • six • fly • ski • cub • key • new • pop • nod • car • dad • yarn • pine • wool • harm • knee • wren • zoom • buzz • lewd • milk • blow • pink • love • tray • slim • film • dime • stem • sail • wood • look • ants • rail • clam • baby • chop • edge • nosy • nest • stop • fold • wail • shut • lick • used • name • team • ruin • past • half • melt • suck • sigh • coal • corn • nice • table • brass • jolly • flaky • flash • start • haunt • quilt • tramp • smash • crime • erect • drink • bikes • color • jumpy • milky • cloth • ducks • spicy • weary • cruel • quick • tense • ...

250 Items: ART • BAR • BED • FUN • GYM • HAT • HUG • LAW • LOT • MAP • BABY • CAFE • CRIB • DATE • DESK • DOOR • DORM • GAME • KISS • LAMP • OVEN • PARK • POOL • RAIN • ROOF • SNOW • SOFA • TEEN • TOYS • TREE • WORK • ACTOR • ADULT • ANGER • BEARD • BENCH • BILLS • CABIN • CHAIR • CHILD • COUCH • DANCE • DRESS • DRUMS • ELDER • FLIRT • FLOOR • HOUSE • LOGIC • MUSIC • NEEDS • PARTY • PHONE • PIANO • SHIRT • SHOES • SKIRT • SLIDE • STOVE • SUNNY • SWING • TABLE • TIRED • WATCH • WATER • WORLD • ACTING • ARTIST • AUTUMN • CARPET • CAREER • CLOSET • COMEDY • COUSIN • CREATE • DEBATE • ...

250 Items: ART • BAR • BED • FUN • GYM • HAT • HUG • LAW • LOT • MAP • BABY • CAFE • CRIB • DATE • DESK • DOOR • DORM • GAME • KISS • LAMP • OVEN • PARK • POOL • RAIN • ROOF • SNOW • SOFA • TEEN • TOYS • TREE • WORK • ACTOR • ADULT • ANGER • BEARD • BENCH • BILLS • CABIN • CHAIR • CHILD • COUCH • DANCE • DRESS • DRUMS • ELDER • FLIRT • FLOOR • HOUSE • LOGIC • MUSIC • NEEDS • PARTY • PHONE • PIANO • SHIRT • SHOES • SKIRT • SLIDE • STOVE • SUNNY • SWING • TABLE • TIRED • WATCH • WATER • WORLD • ACTING • ARTIST • AUTUMN • CARPET • CAREER • CLOSET • COMEDY • COUSIN • CREATE • DEBATE • ...

28 Items: Landmark's mascot. • Name of the element H. • The capital of France. • Water in it's solid state. • Heat transfer through fluids. • What is the basic unit of life? • Mrs. Hadfield's favorite color. • Liquid water becomes water vapor. • What is the powerhouse of the cell? • What is the only even prime number? • The process by which plants make food. • ...

18 Items: a living thing • made of a single cell • an animal without a backbone • single-celled organisms that lack a nucleus prokaryotes • the scientific study of how living things are classified • a group of similar cells that perform a specific function • the process of grouping things based on their similarities • ...

18 Items: nativity - The event of a person's birth. • audiogenic - Produced or triggered by sound. • cognizance - Knowledge, awareness, or notice. • supernate - To float on the surface of a liquid. • obstructive - Causing a blockage or obstruction. • audacity - Rude or disrespectful behavior; impudence. • nativism - The belief that certain ideas or abilities are inborn. • ...

12 Items: A state of matter where something has a fixed shape, like ice. • The process where plants release water vapor from their leaves into the air. • A state of matter that spreads out and is invisible, like water vapor or air. • Water that falls from clouds to the ground in the form of rain, snow, sleet, or hail. • ...

250 Items: fig • sky • sun • car • oil • old • fog • wet • pen • hat • bee • ant • cow • pig • fox • cat • dog • dam • egg • air • gym • owl • one • two • six • ten • rice • peas • corn • lake • blue • bees • hive • sand • salt • fish • wire • cold • rain • moss • pine • body • frog • worm • bear • wolf • boar • lion • crab • lime • pork • beef • mold • flag • golf • bird • bass • four • five • nine • tape • glue • fruit • apple • mango • peach • onion • thyme • wheat • pecan • table • chair • grass • water • river • ocean • honey • beach • rocks • shark • trees • seeds • photo • paper • frost • cells • human • ...

40 Items: a permanent, heritable change in the DNA sequence of an organism • is the hereditary material in humans and almost all living organisms. • membrane-bound organelles found in the cytoplasm of almost all eukaryotic cells • an organism whose cells contain a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles. • ...

27 Items: The male reproductive cell • The female reproductive cell • Exactly the same in genetic makeup • A cell that has two sets of chromosomes • The membrane that surrounds the nucleus • Reproductive cells such as sperm and egg • Body cells that are not reproductive cells • A cell that has only one set of chromosomes • The final stage where two nuclei begin to form • ...

26 Items: T: To relax or sleep. • A: How do gorillas walk? • B: Past simple of 'begin' • M: Past simple of 'make'. • P: To put liquid into a glass. • K: A type of unit of mesurement. • O: Eating both plants and animals. • C: Where is Christian the Lion kept? • H: Name of the store Christian was in. • U: Special, different, one of its kind. • Y: 2nd person, both singular and plural. • ...

16 Items: The layer of rock that forms Earth's outer surface.________________________ • Process in which sediment is laid down in new locations.________________________ • A dense sphere of solid iron and nickel at the center of Earth.________________________ • The layer of hot, solid material between Earth's crust and core.________________________ • ...

33 Items: A group of islands. • The genetic code of life. • The study of celestial objects. • A ruler, often a king or queen. • The study of heredity and genes. • The study of ancient life forms. • A cloud of gas and dust in space. • The variety of life forms on Earth. • A cultural revival and rebirth of art. • A dramatic change in form or appearance. • ...

35 Items: Produces energy • Produces Ribosomes • Cell takes stuff in • Cell pushes stuff out • Contains the cell DNA • Performs cell division • Gel-like substance in the cell • Processes and packages proteins • Lipid synthesis and detoxification • Protein synthesis and modification • Storage and waste removal in a cell • A group of organs that work together • ...

16 Items: of low quality, or not acceptable • enjoyable, pleasant, or interesting: • the liquid that comes from fruit or vegetables • the flesh of an animal when it is used for food • a drink made with the juice of lemons, water, and sugar • a sweet food made with a mixture of flour, eggs, fat, and sugar • ...

11 Items: water vapour changes to clouds • how rare or how much we have of something • a body of permeable rock which can contain or transmit groundwater. • When water lands on the ground as precipitation, some of it soaks into the soil. • Some precipitation that falls to the ground also flows into rivers, lakes and oceans. • ...

16 Items: Pollutants that are released into the air.________________________ • Contamination of Earth's land, water, or air.________________________ • A specific source of pollution that can be identified.________________________ • The removal of forests to use the land for other reasons.________________________ • ...

18 Items: – to come together (usually in community) • – the study of past peoples and past civilizations. • – the study of a person’s individual or familial past • – changes that occur as a result of changes in the environment. • – beliefs or rituals passed down from one generation to the next • – a large population of people organized into a collective society • ...

1 Item: banana is an elongated, edible fruit—botanically a berry[1]—produced by several kinds of large treelike herbaceous flowering plants in the genus Musa. In some countries, cooking bananas are called plantains, distinguishing them from dessert bananas

25 Items: An organism’s home. • The living organisms in an ecosystem • The non-living organisms in an ecosystem. • Organisms that only consume plant matter. • An organism that feeds on other organisms. • Organisms that only consume other animals. • Organisms that consume both plants and animals. • Organisms that can make their own food in an ecosystem • ...

26 Items: – All water on Earth. • – All living organisms on Earth. • – The layer of gases surrounding Earth. • – The solid Earth (rocks, soil, landforms). • – A molecule that provides usable energy for cells. • – The total mass of living matter at a trophic level. • _______ Acids – Small molecules that combine to form proteins. • ...

23 Items: treat viral illness • treat bacteria illnesses • The ingestion of pathogens • Dispatches antibodies (proteins) • Organisms or viruses that can cause disease • Defensive cells that eat pathogens to get rid of them • Proteins used by the immune system to neutralize pathogens • ____ Line of defense (External): Skin and Mucous membranes • ...

20 Items: The very hot centre of the Earth. Starting with a C. (4) • The thin outer layer of the Earth. Starting with a C. (5) • Fine particles from a volcanic eruption. Starting with an A. (3) • The system that breaks down food for energy. Starting with a D. (9) • Hot liquid rock that flows out of a volcano. Starting with an L. (4) • ...

38 Items: To assist another person • A person who tells the truth • The Spanish word for technology • To upload files to the internet • A portable touchscreen computer • To argue or debate with someone • Helpful guidance or suggestions • The part of a device you look at • To search or browse the internet • To add power to a device battery • A phone call with video and audio • ...

18 Items: Unable to be dissolved in a liquid. • A unit of measurement for energy in food. • Another unit of measurement for energy in food. • Able to be dissolved in a liquid, such as water. • A simple sugar (monosaccharide) found in fruits, honey, and some vegetables. • A complex carbohydrate (polysaccharide) that is a major component of plant cell walls. • ...

11 Items: Although some men are loquacious, others hardly talk at all. : What does loquacious mean? • The shadows looked ominous, like dark clouds rolling in before a storm. : What does ominous mean? • The puppy was famished. She ran to her bowl and gobbled up all the food in seconds. : What does famished mean? • ...

8 Items: Least Cost Theory, an industrial location model that explains the optimal location for manufacturing plants • Revolution, a radical global shift from agrarian hand-crafted economies to machine-driven factory-based manufacturing • ...

1 Item: POT, BUG, ANT, BEE, MUD, LEA, BED, LOG, AIR, NET, OAK, PET, LOT, RUN, TREE, SEED, ROOT, LEAF, FLOW, VINE, HOSE, FERN, GRAS, HILL, WIND, LAWN, BIRD, POND, SOIL, BUSH, BUDS, RAIN, HIVE, GROW, ROSES, BLOOM, PETAL, GARDEN, TULIP, DAISY, HEDGE, PLANTS, STONE,

29 Items: Group 1 Metals • reactions with oxygen • All frozen water on the Earth • Sum of all water found on Earth • Substances containing non-metals • Substances only containing metals • layer of the planet where life exists • the substances produced in a reaction • The horizontal row of the Periodic Table • measure of the amount of water in the air • ...

26 Items: Italian explorer who lived 1451 to 1506. • Spanish conquistador who lived 1471 to 1541. • Predominant empire in West Africa that existed. • Portuguese explorer who lived from 1450 to 1500. • Spanish conquistador who lived from 1485 to 1547 • Portuguese explorer who lived from 1460 to 1524. • Territory or settlement that is ruled by a foreign power. • ...

20 Items: Rebuilding the U.S. and society after the civil war • Amendment that abolished slavery in the United States • The divison of power among the three branches of government • A person who takes a great financial risk to start a business • Region with cool summers and colder winters, most rainfall in Georgia • ...

30 Items: a place to dispose of waste\ • When fertile land becomes a desert • loss of resources though soil erosion • a species that is non native to an area • radioactive waste from nuclear reactors • travel and appreciation of nature areas • power obtained by harnessing of the wind • The uncontrolled expansion of urban areas • the decrease in the ph levels in the ocean • ...

1 Item: VACUUM SWEEP THE FLOOR WATER THE PLANTS WASH THE DISHES MAKE THE BED MOP THE FLOOR DO THE LAUNDRY DUST THE FURNITURE TAKE OUT THE TRASH CLEAN WINDOWS CLEAN THE FRIDGE WASH THE TOILET FOLD CLOTHES DO THE IRONING HANG OUT THE CLOTHES WASH THE CAR REPAIR RAK

25 Items: Not squamulose • A yarn or fabric of spun silk • A fabric made of spun-rayon yarn • A flaky rich crescent-shaped roll • The act of looking forward : foresight • The webbing on the feet of aquatic birds • To work out or express by studious effort • Capable of being understood or comprehended • Of or relating to the beginning : incipient • ...

20 Items: In Taiwan, people use LINE to ______ with each other. • There was an ______ in the building, call 119 for help ! • There are two ______ routes you can take to the library. • Police believed the ______ got in through the kitchen window. • The ________ walk around on the floor looking for food that people dropped. • ...

30 Items: - one half of a diatom’s shell • - whip-like structures that help cells move • - a microscopic algae with a glass-like cell wall • - the hard outer shell of a diatom made of silica • - the bottom part of a microscope that supports it • - blue-green bacteria that use photosynthesis to make food • - the buildup of harmful substances in an organism over time • ...

29 Items: - buildings that house soldiers • - a great philosopher in Athens • - the art of designing buildings • - a marketplace in ancient Greece • - conquered people who become slaves • - a way of thinking that uses reason • - people who made money by selling goods • - to buy, achieve or obtain something for oneself • - to grow or develop in a healthy, prosperous way • ...

29 Items: buildings that house soldiers • a great philosopher in Athens • the art of designing buildings • a marketplace in ancient Greece • conquered people who become slaves • a way of thinking that uses reason • people who made money by selling goods • to buy, achieve or obtain something for oneself • to grow or develop in a healthy, prosperous way • ...

40 Items: Main energy source for cells. • The place where an organism lives. • A microorganism that causes disease. • An organism that makes its own food. • A section of DNA that controls a trait. • One organism hunting and eating another. • Biomolecules that store long-term energy. • An organism that breaks down dead matter. • Single-celled organisms without a nucleus. • ...

31 Items: to form a crystal structure • Pollutants released into the air • Trapping of heat near planet's surface • Gradual increase in average temperature • The average annual conditions of an area • Change Sudden or gradual change in climate • Rate Number of people born per 1000 individuals • Rate Number of people who die per 1000 individuals • ...

53 Items: active • violent • student • exotic, foreign • constant, steady • low, lowered, base • complex, complicated • just, equitable, fair • (η) the (weapon) bomb • luxurious, extravagant • patient, calm, enduring • (ο) the emperor, kaiser • powerful, strong, mighty • unfair, unjust, wrongful • incredible, unbelievable • impatient, eager, anxious • healthy, sane, sound, well • safe, secure, sure, certain • ...

32 Items: Costing a lot of money; high-priced. • Lacking interest or excitement; dull. • Full of activity or people; bustling. • Situated far from populated or developed areas. • Calm and quiet; free from disturbance or conflict. • Having great importance or significance in history. • Evoking admiration through size, quality, or impact. • ...

21 Items: acronym for virus like particles • Viruses that infect bacteria are called_______ • bacteria killing mechanism that involved apoptosis + pyroptosis. • a study where participants, researchers, AND data analyzers all don’t know • bacteria killing mechanism including hypoxia tolerance, chemotaxis, motility genes. • ...

20 Items: Refers to Europe, Africa, and Asia, which were connected before the Columbian Exchange . • Refers to the Americas, which were introduced to Europeans after Christopher Columbus's voyage in 1492 . • An agreement between Spain and Portugal in 1494 dividing the newly discovered lands in the Americas between the two nations . • ...