earth day Crossword Puzzles
Review 2025-02-06
Across
- what we call the side of the world that Christopher Columbus discovered
- This is what Christopher Columbus was looking for when travelling to the new world - a new way of getting to India or China (hint it starts with an R)
- Europeans bought this from the Africans
- Spanish conquistador that colonized Mexico
- Disease that killed millions in Europe
- This is where Christopher Columbus thought he landed
- some people think the Earth is not round but
- the first explorer to discover the Americas who was from Spain
- This country colonized Brazil (hint - it starts with a P)
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- This is a natural resource that is very expensive that the Spanish were searching for
- This was the first president of the United States
- Ancient civilization of natives that lived in modern-day Peru.
- this is where the Europeans were getting slaves from
- Ancient civilization in the New World that practiced human sacrifice and are in modern day Mexico
- a crop that the Europeans discovered in the Americas that is used in modern-day cigarettes - it made them a lot of money
- This is one of the countries that Columbus was looking for a trade route to
- this is what we call the side of the world that was already discovered like Europe and Asia
17 Clues: Disease that killed millions in Europe • Europeans bought this from the Africans • Spanish conquistador that colonized Mexico • some people think the Earth is not round but • This was the first president of the United States • this is where the Europeans were getting slaves from • This is where Christopher Columbus thought he landed • ...
crossword puzzle 2017-05-11
Across
- A person who teaches you in class
- It is "拉力" in Chinese
- The antonym of "healthy"
- Not difficult
- It is "存在“ in Chinese
- The same meaning as "however"
- An animal which is our best friend
- We should drink it every day
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- Dangerous or bad
- The superlative form of "good"
- Very very strong
- Not happy or pleased
- It is a planet where human being live on
- It is a color of banana
- It is "凝视" in Chinese
- It is made of paper and you can read it
- It is a fruit which is red and round
17 Clues: Not difficult • Dangerous or bad • Very very strong • Not happy or pleased • It is "拉力" in Chinese • It is "存在“ in Chinese • It is "凝视" in Chinese • It is a color of banana • The antonym of "healthy" • We should drink it every day • The same meaning as "however" • The superlative form of "good" • A person who teaches you in class • An animal which is our best friend • ...
Hayden's crossword puzzle 2017-08-17
Across
- to leave or go away from
- money in coins or bills
- a dark mark or stain
- meal you eat in the middle of the day
- hollow object that is loud and rings to signal
- a period of time before now
- to decay
- sticky matter from earth and water mixing
- a place that provides physical fitness
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- equipment for grinding grain into flour
- smooth and even
- an odor or scent
- a thin strip of material to put around something
- a small piece of information
- to record or register
- a purple juicy fruit purple
- different from what is usual, strange
17 Clues: to decay • smooth and even • an odor or scent • a dark mark or stain • to record or register • money in coins or bills • to leave or go away from • a period of time before now • a purple juicy fruit purple • a small piece of information • meal you eat in the middle of the day • different from what is usual, strange • a place that provides physical fitness • ...
Weather 2025-04-29
Across
- fast moving air current high in the troposphere
- measures pressure
- Large scale air currents that circulate around the earth
- liquid water suspended in the air
- winds in a contained area
- study’s wether
- measures wind speed
- measures temperature
- Wind that blows from ocean to land during day
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- measures wind direction
- a unit of air moving together
- the northern polar jet stream helps planes fly from ______
- measures relative humidity
- when something stays mostly the same over time
- heat transfer always goes from ________
- A wind that blows between the ocean and land in Southern Asia
- Wind that blows from land to ocean during night
17 Clues: study’s wether • measures pressure • measures wind speed • measures temperature • measures wind direction • winds in a contained area • measures relative humidity • a unit of air moving together • liquid water suspended in the air • heat transfer always goes from ________ • Wind that blows from ocean to land during day • when something stays mostly the same over time • ...
isaac 2021-05-12
6 Clues: hops into their burrow • has leaves and branches • fly`s in the sky with wings • light up the earth in the day • dribble shoot up high jump to get the rebound • switches with the sun during different times of the day
science 2024-11-07
Across
- Degrees earth Imaginary line tilts at.
- How many rotations does Earth completein one year
- is earth like a large magnet
- What is the time change
- what is the area to the north
- when dose happen Summer solstice
- what rotates earth
- Phase of moon when all lit up
- how long does it take Earth to rotate
- is earth farthest is around July 4.
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- Earth revolves around ?
- Sun is directly above earth’s equator
- earth tilted at 23.5 degrees- SEASONS
- phase of moon when completely dark
- when dose Winter
- seen in the north
- which side is facing Earth?
- what does earth spin on.
- does earth tilted at 23.5 degrees
19 Clues: when dose Winter • seen in the north • what rotates earth • Earth revolves around ? • What is the time change • what does earth spin on. • which side is facing Earth? • is earth like a large magnet • what is the area to the north • Phase of moon when all lit up • when dose happen Summer solstice • does earth tilted at 23.5 degrees • phase of moon when completely dark • ...
Memorial Day 2025-04-15
Across
- Established the National Moment of Remembrance in 2000.
- His memorial was dedicated on Memorial Day in 1922.
- Town in New York that first held a Memorial Day.
- Red flower worn in remembrance of soldiers.
- A defining trait of those we remember on Memorial Day.
- These are decorated with flags and flowers on Memorial Day.
- Raised to half-staff until noon on Memorial Day.
- National cemetery where Memorial Day events are held.
- Collective term for military groups honored on this day.
- Bugle call played at military funerals.
- Branch of the military also honored on Memorial Day.
- What Memorial Day specifically honors — those who gave this.
- Season unofficially kicked off by Memorial Day.
- One who defends and loves their country.
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- Motorcycle rally in D.C. for veterans and POW/MIA awareness.
- A popular way families celebrate the long weekend.
- One of the main purposes of Memorial Day.
- One of the U.S. military branches remembered on this day.
- Formal gathering held to honor the fallen.
- The day of the week Memorial Day is always observed.
- General who declared Memorial Day a national day of remembrance.
- Group honored on Memorial Day, especially those who died in service.
- Structure often visited or dedicated during Memorial Day.
- Memorial Day’s original name.
- Often delivered by officials at Memorial Day services.
- A value that fallen soldiers are remembered for protecting.
26 Clues: Memorial Day’s original name. • Bugle call played at military funerals. • One who defends and loves their country. • One of the main purposes of Memorial Day. • Formal gathering held to honor the fallen. • Red flower worn in remembrance of soldiers. • Season unofficially kicked off by Memorial Day. • Town in New York that first held a Memorial Day. • ...
Science crossword. 2019-04-04
Across
- The darkest part of a shadow.
- partial or total blocking of one object in space by another
- ball of hot gas.
- imaginary line that passes through planets.
- loose collection of ice and dust that orbits.
- One of the different apparent shapes of the moon as seen from earth.
- of organizing time.
- eclipse-Blocking of sunlight that occurs
- tide with a better difference between consecutive low and high tides.
- forces between two objects one force move the object downhill.
- periodic rise and fall of the level of water in an ocean.
- spinning motion of a planet.
- eclipse-The blocking of sunlight to earth is between the two.
- eclipse-The blocking of sunlight to earth that occurs when the moon is between the sun.
- orbit-an object that revolves around other objects.
- large round pit caused by the impact of a meteoroid
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- shapes of the moon seen from earth.
- chunk of rock or dust in space, generally smaller than an asteroid
- of the two days of the year on which neither hemisphere is titled toward or away from the sun.
- part of a shadow surrounding the darkest part.
- pattern of grouping stars.
- movement of an object around another one.
- day or a year sun reaches its greatest distance north and south of the equator.
- object that orbs a star big enough to have it own gravity
- tide-The tide with the least difference between consecutive low and high tides.
- flat areas on the surface of the moon formed from a huge ancient lava flows
- satellite object that orbits a planet.
- streak of light in the sky produced by a meteorite
- of universal-A scientific law that attracts every other object.
29 Clues: ball of hot gas. • of organizing time. • pattern of grouping stars. • spinning motion of a planet. • The darkest part of a shadow. • shapes of the moon seen from earth. • satellite object that orbits a planet. • eclipse-Blocking of sunlight that occurs • movement of an object around another one. • imaginary line that passes through planets. • ...
ESB Final Exam Review 2023-05-24
Across
- causes the uneven heating of earth’s surface.
- first day of summer, when the sun’s ray are directly over the Tropic of Cancer
- a calculation of the amount of direct and indirect water we use
- gas changing to liquid
- the conditions of the atmosphere at a specific place and time. It’s what you get.
- wet rainy side of a mountain
- water that is safe to drink and cook with
- to process of removing salt from water
- the process of separating two substances through evaporation
- liquid changing to gas
- tiny drops of water or ice around dust or smoke in the atmosphere
- water that doesn’t soak in the ground and moves across earth’s surface
- the top of the zone of saturation
Down
- rain, hail, sleet, or snow
- When the sun’s rays are directly on the equator resulting in 12 hours of daylight and nighttime almost everywhere on earth.
- the main reasons for seasonal changes on Earth
- 98% of the water on earth
- at High pressure at 30 and 90 cause these to form
- Water that is found between the open pore spaces in sediments and rocks spaces is called
- The continuous movement of water between the atmosphere, land, and ocean is the
- the average weather condition over a 30 year period. It is what you expect
- located between the tropics and polar zones. Has seasonal changes. The zone where
- water used to make the products and energy that you use
- The study of the distribution, movement, and quality of water is called
- the most important factor in determining climate
- 23.5 N latitude
- the curved surface of a liquid
- an area underground where large amounts of water can flow and be store
- the amount of space an object takes up
- spinning of the earth that causes the path of wind and oceans currents to curve
30 Clues: 23.5 N latitude • gas changing to liquid • liquid changing to gas • 98% of the water on earth • rain, hail, sleet, or snow • wet rainy side of a mountain • the curved surface of a liquid • the top of the zone of saturation • to process of removing salt from water • the amount of space an object takes up • water that is safe to drink and cook with • ...
Natural Science 2017-06-06
Across
- one form of precipitation.
- a grey or white mass made of very small drops of water, that floats in the sky
- when water that falls from the clouds goes to the oceans, rivers, lakes and streams.
- the force that attracts objects in space towards each other, and that on the earth pulls them towards the centre of the planet.
- when water droplets fall from the atmosphere in the different forms.
- the star that shines in the sky during the day and gives the earth heat and light.
Down
- The continuous process by which water is circulated throughout the Earth and its atmosphere.
- a small drop of a liquid.
- the cooling of water in the atmosphere changing gas to liquid.
- the process that occurs when water changes from a liquid to a gas caused by heat.
10 Clues: a small drop of a liquid. • one form of precipitation. • the cooling of water in the atmosphere changing gas to liquid. • when water droplets fall from the atmosphere in the different forms. • a grey or white mass made of very small drops of water, that floats in the sky • the process that occurs when water changes from a liquid to a gas caused by heat. • ...
Every Day Vocabulary 2021-10-08
Across
- Not able to be saved, improved or corrected. (Day 6003)
- The great or extreme scale, seriousness, or the extent of something perceived as bad or morally wrong. (Day 5994)
- Mutual trust and friendship among people. (Day 6000)
- An absurdly exaggerated piece of behavior. (Day 6018)
- An unintended consequence occurring sometime after an event or action, especially, an unwelcome one. (Day 6015)
- Preliminary research or surveying. (Day 6023)
- A mode of behavior or way of thought peculiar to an individual. (Day 6008)
- Ready to accept something without protest, or to do what someone else wants. (Day 6023)
- To express the essential features of (something or someone) succinctly (Day 5994)
- Seemingly absurd, or self-contradictory. (Day 6004)
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- An action or gesture carried out with a minimum of effort or reflection. (Day 6014)
- Worn out or ruined due to age or neglect. (Day 5998)
- The reluctant acceptance of something without protest. (Day 5995)
- Without a clearly defined shape or form. (Day 6005)
- To think deeply about something. (Day 6007)
- To release the moorings of (a vessel). (Day 5996)
- A departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically one that is unwelcome. (Day 6034)
- The condition of being normal; the state of being typical, usual or expected. (Day 6012)
- An aspect or feature, of a situation, problem, or thing. (Day 6003)
- To adorn (a place) with chains, garlands, or other decorations. (Day 6033)
20 Clues: To think deeply about something. (Day 6007) • Preliminary research or surveying. (Day 6023) • To release the moorings of (a vessel). (Day 5996) • Without a clearly defined shape or form. (Day 6005) • Seemingly absurd, or self-contradictory. (Day 6004) • Worn out or ruined due to age or neglect. (Day 5998) • Mutual trust and friendship among people. (Day 6000) • ...
Astronomy- Smith 2nd 2018-03-19
Across
- there are 8 of them including Pluto as it speeds by
- tide The tide with the biggest difference between consecutive low and high tides
- A large bit caused by the impact of a meteorite
- The two days of the year when the sun reaches it's highest point
- of universal gravitation The law that says every object in the universe attracts every other object
- tells you what month, day, or year it is
- An object that orbits the planet
- eclipse When the sunlight to the moon is locked by the earth directly between them.
- The partial or total blocking of of one object in space by another
- The force that keeps us on the ground
- A chunk of rock or dust in space that is usually smaller than an asteroid
- An object circling another object.
- A streak of light int he sky produced by an object burning from entering earth atmosphere
- A line that passes through the planets poles on which the planet rotates on.
Down
- The different shapes of the moon seen from the earth
- The spinning of a planet on it's axis
- The path of an object as it circles another object in space
- the rise and fall of water in the ocean
- eclipse The blocking of the sunlight that happens when the moon is right between earth and the sun
- They come out at night with the moon and shine
- Groups of stars that look like or represent something like the big dipper
- the darkest part of a shadow
- tide The tide with the smallest difference between the consecutive low and high tides
- The part of a shadow surrounding the darkest part
- The two days of the year when neither hemisphere is tilted toward or away from the sun.
- Dark and flat surfaces on the moon made from ancient lava flows
26 Clues: the darkest part of a shadow • An object that orbits the planet • An object circling another object. • The spinning of a planet on it's axis • The force that keeps us on the ground • the rise and fall of water in the ocean • tells you what month, day, or year it is • They come out at night with the moon and shine • A large bit caused by the impact of a meteorite • ...
Jupiter 2014-11-15
Across
- Jupiter is 4.6 _____ years old
- How many times has Jupiter been visited by Earth?
- What is one of Jupiter's most famous moons?
- Who was the first person to see Jupiter through a telescope?
- What colour do people think Jupiter is?
- What planet neighbours Jupiter?
- What type of giant is Jupiter known as?
- How many more times is Jupiter's mass than Earth?
- In terms of Greek mythology Jupiter's wife was?
- How many Earth years is one of Jupiter's years?
- What is one of the gases that make up Jupiter's atmosphere?
- The moon furthest away from Jupiter is?
- The clouds on Jupiter are _____ km thick
- What is one of Jupiter's moons and largest in the universe?
- Jupiter rotates ________ than any other planet
- On Jupiter you would weigh ______ and a half times more than you do on Earth
- What planet is another gas giant?
- In terms of Greek mythology, who is Jupiter's father?
- Jupiter's ______ are 10 hours
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- The first space craft to go to Jupiter was ________10
- Ganymede is even bigger than mercury and ______
- Who were the first people to sight Jupiter?
- Clouds in the _____ system
- A planet that is Jupiter's son is?
- Jupiter is has the _____ days of all the planet
- Who is Jupiter named after?
- _____hundred Jupiter's can fit in the sun
- Jupiter is the ______ planet from the sun
- Jupiter is the _________ plant
- What is another planet that neighbours Jupiter?
- Jupiter gives off a strong radio ________
- What is the Great Red Spot on Jupiter?
- What place is Jupiter as the brightest planet?
- How many rings does Jupiter have?
- Is Jupiter the largest planet?
- Jupiter has a ________ field 20,000 times Earths
- What are one of the compounds that Jupiter's interior is made out of?
- Jupiter has over ______ moons
- What is another compound on Jupiter's surface?
39 Clues: Clouds in the _____ system • Who is Jupiter named after? • Jupiter has over ______ moons • Jupiter's ______ are 10 hours • Jupiter is 4.6 _____ years old • Jupiter is the _________ plant • Is Jupiter the largest planet? • What planet neighbours Jupiter? • How many rings does Jupiter have? • What planet is another gas giant? • A planet that is Jupiter's son is? • ...
B1 GOD CREATES THE WORLD Genesis 1:1 ‐ 2:3 2022-06-24
Across
- When God finished all that he created, He __________ it. (Gn. 2:3)
- Brought into being out of nothing. (Gn. 1:1)
- What command did God give the various kinds of fish, birds, animals that were created? (Gn. 1:22) four words
- How did all things come into existence? (Gn. 1:20) two words
- On which day did God end all the work of creation and rested? (Gn. 2)
- The earth had before been covered with water; but now the water and the dry land were __________. (Gn. 1:9)
- According to Genesis 1:2, the materials of the heaven and the earth were in existence, but the different kinds had not been separated or put into shape. two words
- What moved upon the face of the waters preparing the earth for being brought into an orderly form. (Gn. 1:2) three
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- Another word for likeness. (Gn. 1:27)
- According to the Bible, who created the world? (Gn. 1:1)
- Empty, and destitute of the vegetation, and living creatures which were afterwards brought forth. (Gn. 1:2)
- How is the abyss of waters described? (Gn. 1:2) two words
- When did God create the world? (Gn. 1:1) three words
- Everything that God created was very __________. (Gn. 1:25)
- Type of seed that continues by natural growth of the same kind. (Gn. 1:11) two words
- God caused the light to shine out of __________. (Gn. 1:15‐16)
- That which is above and around the earth, which we call sky (Gn. 1:6)
- How many lights did God create to bring about the seasons upon the land. (Gn. 1:16)
- According to Gn. 2:19, from where were the birds and animals formed?
- How many days did God take to create the world? (Gn. 1)
20 Clues: Another word for likeness. (Gn. 1:27) • Brought into being out of nothing. (Gn. 1:1) • When did God create the world? (Gn. 1:1) three words • How many days did God take to create the world? (Gn. 1) • According to the Bible, who created the world? (Gn. 1:1) • How is the abyss of waters described? (Gn. 1:2) two words • ...
ESB Final Exam Review 2023-05-24
Across
- causes the uneven heating of earth’s surface.
- first day of summer, when the sun’s ray are directly over the Tropic of Cancer
- a calculation of the amount of direct and indirect water we use
- gas changing to liquid
- the conditions of the atmosphere at a specific place and time. It’s what you get.
- wet rainy side of a mountain
- water that is safe to drink and cook with
- to process of removing salt from water
- the process of separating two substances through evaporation
- liquid changing to gas
- tiny drops of water or ice around dust or smoke in the atmosphere
- water that doesn’t soak in the ground and moves across earth’s surface
- the top of the zone of saturation
Down
- rain, hail, sleet, or snow
- When the sun’s rays are directly on the equator resulting in 12 hours of daylight and nighttime almost everywhere on earth.
- the main reasons for seasonal changes on Earth
- 98% of the water on earth
- at High pressure at 30 and 90 cause these to form
- Water that is found between the open pore spaces in sediments and rocks spaces is called
- The continuous movement of water between the atmosphere, land, and ocean is the
- the average weather condition over a 30 year period. It is what you expect
- located between the tropics and polar zones. Has seasonal changes. The zone where
- water used to make the products and energy that you use
- The study of the distribution, movement, and quality of water is called
- the most important factor in determining climate
- 23.5 N latitude
- the curved surface of a liquid
- an area underground where large amounts of water can flow and be store
- the amount of space an object takes up
- spinning of the earth that causes the path of wind and oceans currents to curve
30 Clues: 23.5 N latitude • gas changing to liquid • liquid changing to gas • 98% of the water on earth • rain, hail, sleet, or snow • wet rainy side of a mountain • the curved surface of a liquid • the top of the zone of saturation • to process of removing salt from water • the amount of space an object takes up • water that is safe to drink and cook with • ...
Space Systems 2024-09-26
Across
- A small rocky body that orbits the Sun, typically found in a belt between Mars and Jupiter.
- The galaxy that contains our solar system.
- A group of stars forming a recognizable pattern in the night sky, often named after mythological figures or animals.
- ______ Moon The phase when the entire face of the Moon is visible from Earth.
- The vast expanse that includes all matter and energy, galaxies, and cosmic structures.
- The result of Earth's tilt as it orbits around the Sun, causing changes in climate.
- The rise and fall of sea levels caused by gravitational forces of the Moon and Sun.
- An icy celestial object with a tail that orbits the Sun.
- ______ Moon The phase when the Moon is not visible from Earth.
- A glowing ball of gas in space that produces light and heat, like the Sun.
- The study of celestial objects, space, and the universe.
- The spinning of a planet on its axis.
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- The force that attracts a body toward the center of the Earth.
- The collection of planets, moons, and other celestial bodies orbiting the Sun.
- The movement of one object around another in space.
- The star at the center of our solar system, providing light and heat to the planets.
- A vast system of stars, dust, and gas bound together by gravity.
- A large body in space that orbits a star and does not produce its own light.
- The time of year when day and night are nearly equal in length.
- When one celestial body blocks the light from another.
- Our home planet, the third planet from the Sun, known for supporting life.
- The path an object takes as it revolves around another object.
- The time of year when the Sun is at its highest or lowest point in the sky at noon.
- An imaginary line through the center of a planet, around which it rotates.
24 Clues: The spinning of a planet on its axis. • The galaxy that contains our solar system. • The movement of one object around another in space. • When one celestial body blocks the light from another. • An icy celestial object with a tail that orbits the Sun. • The study of celestial objects, space, and the universe. • ...
Topic 3 vocab 2025-10-24
Across
- An increase or decrease in the amount of something.
- The water contained inside Earth's crust
- The process by which weathered rocks are moved by water, wind and ice.
- Outer layer of Earth, a hard rocky shell.
- A path along the Pacific Ocean characterized by volcanoes and earthquakes.
- Rain that contains harmful amounts of poisons due to pollution.
- Condition of the atmosphere in one place during a short period of time.
- Melted rock on the Earth's surface.
- The process in which water is used and reused on Earth
- A narrow strip of land that connects two larger land areas.
- An event in which the ground shakes or trembles.
- A process that makes salt water safe to drink.
- A long, narrow, steep-sided cut on the ocean.
- A portion of land nearly surrounded by water.
- One of the large pieces of Earth's Crust
- The innermost layer of Earth.
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- An area that receives reduced rainfall due to being on the side of a mountain.
- Melted rock below the Earth's surface.
- A thick layer of hot, dense rock surrounding the Earth's core
- Large body of ice that is slowly moving.
- A sea wave caused by an under earthquake
- The height of a land surface above the level of the sea
- The process of wearing away or breaking down rocks into smaller pieces.
- An extended break in a body of Rock marked by movement of rock.
- Permanently frozen layer of soil.
- Weather pattern over a long period of time.
- An imaginary line that runs through the center of the Earth.
- A type of large ecosystem with similar life- forms and climates
- The part of a continent that extends out underneath the ocean and is fairly flat.
- A day where the sun reaches its northernmost or southernmost point.
30 Clues: The innermost layer of Earth. • Permanently frozen layer of soil. • Melted rock on the Earth's surface. • Melted rock below the Earth's surface. • Large body of ice that is slowly moving. • A sea wave caused by an under earthquake • The water contained inside Earth's crust • One of the large pieces of Earth's Crust • Outer layer of Earth, a hard rocky shell. • ...
Week 25 Brooklynn dias 2023-02-16
Across
- The March equinox or northward equinox is the equinox on the Earth when the subsolar point appears
- The time required for the Earth to orbit once around the sun
- The time required for Earth to rotate on its axis
- The motion of a body that travels around another body in space;one complete trip along and orbit.
- The June solstice is the solstice on Earth that occurs annually between 20 and 22 June according to the Gregorian calendar.
Down
- The winter solstice, also called the hibernal solstice, occurs when either of Earth's poles reaches its maximum tilt away from the Sun.
- The spin of a body on its axis
- the moment when the Sun appears to cross the celestial equator, heading southward.
- The division of the year that is characterized by recurring weather conditions, and determined by both Earth's tilt relative to the sun and Earth's position in its orbit around the sun
9 Clues: The spin of a body on its axis • The time required for Earth to rotate on its axis • The time required for the Earth to orbit once around the sun • the moment when the Sun appears to cross the celestial equator, heading southward. • The motion of a body that travels around another body in space;one complete trip along and orbit. • ...
Earth systems 2022-10-18
Across
- envelope of gases around Earth
- the lowest region of the atmosphere
- wearing away of rock by water, wind or ice
- the layer of the atmosphere above the troposphere
- rocks formed when heat or pressure is applied to other rocks (changed)
- all the water in all levels
- the interplay of both the rock and water cycles
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- formed by the cooling and crystallization of molten rock
- laying down of sediment by wind, flowing water, sea or ice
- the part of the Earth's climate system that includes solid precipitation, snow, sea ice, lake and river ice, icebergs, glaciers and ice caps, ice sheets, ice shelves, permafrost, and seasonally frozen ground.
- also known as the lithosphere-the rock
- physical rather than biological; non-living
- a naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying an ecosystem
- all the living organisms
- plates that move under Earth's crust
15 Clues: all the living organisms • all the water in all levels • envelope of gases around Earth • the lowest region of the atmosphere • plates that move under Earth's crust • also known as the lithosphere-the rock • wearing away of rock by water, wind or ice • physical rather than biological; non-living • the interplay of both the rock and water cycles • ...
explosive earth 2021-10-31
Across
- when plates slide past each other
- temperature of 4,000 degrees Celsius
- all the waters on the earths surface
- when plates move away from each other
- the part of the world where life can exist
- contains frozen parts of the planet
- results in ground shaking from a slip on a fault
Down
- irregularly shaped slap of solid rock
- temperature of 5,200 degrees Celsius
- the outermost shell of the planet
- temperature of 4,500 degrees Celsius
- the rocks and minerals on earth
- temperature of 900 degrees Celsius
- when plates move towards each other and collide
14 Clues: the rocks and minerals on earth • when plates slide past each other • the outermost shell of the planet • temperature of 900 degrees Celsius • contains frozen parts of the planet • temperature of 5,200 degrees Celsius • temperature of 4,000 degrees Celsius • temperature of 4,500 degrees Celsius • all the waters on the earths surface • irregularly shaped slap of solid rock • ...
Earth vocabulary 2021-11-16
Across
- an area of land completely surrounded by water.
- a wild land with dense plant life.
- a natural high piece of land with a high point.
- a natural stream of water in a definite course.
- a lot of water falling from a height.
- when everything is covered with water.
- a hot, dry and sandly region.
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- a large sea wave produced by a seaquake.
- a natural elevation smaller than a mountain.
- a violent tropical storm.
- from its crater it comes out lava.
- a body of water surrounded by land.
- a large area of trees and underbrush.
- an area that is lower than hills or mountains.
14 Clues: a violent tropical storm. • a hot, dry and sandly region. • a wild land with dense plant life. • from its crater it comes out lava. • a body of water surrounded by land. • a large area of trees and underbrush. • a lot of water falling from a height. • when everything is covered with water. • a large sea wave produced by a seaquake. • ...
Earth Sci 2022-01-13
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- huge underwater mountain range
- what oceanic crust it made up of
- Type of boundary that has spreading
- what continental crust is made up of
- subduction at MOR pushes lithosphere into mantle layer found between crust and core
- Seafloor moves apart
- deepest parts of the ocean
- San Andreas is a movie about this
- type of boundary that has subduction
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- most rigid layer of earth
- Theory proposed by Alfred Dreyfus
- new rock pushes the plates apart
- Super continent of all lands
- the way of finding the depth of the ocean
14 Clues: Seafloor moves apart • most rigid layer of earth • deepest parts of the ocean • Super continent of all lands • huge underwater mountain range • what oceanic crust it made up of • new rock pushes the plates apart • Theory proposed by Alfred Dreyfus • San Andreas is a movie about this • Type of boundary that has spreading • what continental crust is made up of • ...
Mars/Earth 2022-04-29
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- ice – Ice found at the poles and beneath some of the surfaces of Mars.
- Mons – A very large shield volcano mountain on the planet Mars.
- Earth is what type of name?
- – The larger of Mars’ two moons, orbits closest to the planet.
- Does earth have a moon
- WHat is the third planet from the sun
- Science- many orbiting spacescraft study the earth called what?
- Earth was named after what?
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- – A person who studies the future and makes predictions about it based on current trends.
- Is Earth the perfect place for life
- – The smaller of Mars's two moons
- Does Earth have Rings
- Earth Means what?
- What is earth is mostly made out of?
- Shield- Our atmosphere is protected by what?
15 Clues: Earth Means what? • Does Earth have Rings • Does earth have a moon • Earth is what type of name? • Earth was named after what? • – The smaller of Mars's two moons • Is Earth the perfect place for life • What is earth is mostly made out of? • WHat is the third planet from the sun • Shield- Our atmosphere is protected by what? • ...
Motions of the Earth 2018-06-25
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- _________is the moving around of the earth on its axis from west to east.
- _______means equal day and equal night.
- When the sun shines vertically on the Tropic of cancer,it is called the _______solstice.
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- June 21 is the longest day in the ______hemisphere.
- The movement of the earth around the sun is called ______.
5 Clues: _______means equal day and equal night. • June 21 is the longest day in the ______hemisphere. • The movement of the earth around the sun is called ______. • _________is the moving around of the earth on its axis from west to east. • When the sun shines vertically on the Tropic of cancer,it is called the _______solstice.
The Universe 2021-02-22
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- the outer atmosphere of the Sun made up of thin gases and can only be seen during a solar eclipse without telescopes its temperature is 1 - 2,000,000°C
- is a scientific activity that makes a particular part of the world easier to understand
- the theory that the solar system evolved from a mass of nebular matter
- having or relating to the sun as center
- the lower level of the solar atmosphere between the photosphere and the corona
- any consolidated, large object which orbits a star
- of Universal Gravitation states that every object in the universe attracts every other object
- - the spinning of the Earth on its axis, day and night (24 hours)
- Wind streams of charged particles constantly given off by the Sun
- the streak of light in the sky produced by the burning of a meteoroid in Earth's atmosphere
- a ball of ice and dust who orbits around the sun in a long, narrow ellipse
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- when a meteoroid burns in the atmosphere and hits the ground
- a chunk of rock or dust in space that comes from comets or asteroids
- the visible surface of the Sun; the upper surface of a convecting layer of gases in the outer portion of the sun whose temperature causes it to radiate light at visible wavelengths; sunspots and faculae are observed in the photosphere
- the movement of one object around another, Earth around the sun, year; 365 1/4 days
- having or relating to the earth as center
- objects revolving around the sun that are too small and too numerous to be considered planets
- a theory that says that the universe will stop expanding outward, reverse direction, and pull back on itself to the single point
- the measure of the force of gravity on an object
- also called the Solar Core, is considered to extend from the center to about 0.2 to 0.25 solar radius. It is the hottest part of the Sun and of the Solar System. It is approx. 15,000,000°C if we convert that to Fahrenheit that would be 27,000,000°F
- the force that pulls an apple to the ground, pulls the moon toward Earth, keeps the planets in orbit and attract objects towards each other
- the Big Bang is a THEORY about the creation of the UNIVERSE
- the galaxy to which Earth and other components of our Solar System belong
- Sphere giant spinning dome that the Greeks thought surrounded the Earth
- the amount of matter in an object
25 Clues: the amount of matter in an object • having or relating to the sun as center • having or relating to the earth as center • the measure of the force of gravity on an object • any consolidated, large object which orbits a star • the Big Bang is a THEORY about the creation of the UNIVERSE • when a meteoroid burns in the atmosphere and hits the ground • ...
Space Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-02
Across
- hemisphere
- The time required for Earth to rotate once on its axis
- A loop of relatively cool, incandescent gas that extends above the photosphere
- A measure of how bright a star would be if it were seen from a standard distance
- A small body that gives off gas and dust as it passes close to the sun
- A bright streak of light that results when a meteoroid burns up in Earth's atmosphere
- Growing bigger (moon Phases)
- Describes something that uses Earth as the reference point
- The brightness of a star as seen from Earth
- The different appearances of the moon from Earth throughout the month
- One of the highly dense rocky planets nearest to the sun
- A natural or artificial body that revolves around a planet
- The path that a body follows as it travels around another body in space
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- A force of attraction between objects that is due to their masses and distance
- The darkest part of a shadow
- A celestial body that orbits the sun, is round because of its own gravity, but has not cleared its orbital path
- The distance that light travels in one year
- A dark area of the photosphere of the sun that is cooler than the surrounding areas and that has a strong magnetic field
- The moment when the sunlight is at a maximum on one hemisphere and a minimum on
- A relatively small, rocky body that travels through space
- The time required for Earth to revolve once around the sun
- The moment when the sunlight hits both hemispheres of the Earth equally
- An explosive release of energy that comes from the sun and that is associated with magnetic disturbances on the sun's surface
- A large irregular shaped rocky body that orbits the sun
- A planet that has a deep, massive atmosphere and is further from the sun
- The outer part of a shadow
- An event in which the shadow of one celestial body falls on another
- The sun and all of the planets and other bodies that travel around it
- Growing smaller (Moon Phases)
- A collection of stars, dust, and gas bound together by gravity
- Space and all the matter and energy in it
- The spin of a body on its axis
- A meteoroid that reaches Earth's surface without burning up completely
- Sun-centered
- A large celestial body that is composed of gas and emits light
35 Clues: hemisphere • Sun-centered • The outer part of a shadow • The darkest part of a shadow • Growing bigger (moon Phases) • Growing smaller (Moon Phases) • The spin of a body on its axis • Space and all the matter and energy in it • The distance that light travels in one year • The brightness of a star as seen from Earth • The time required for Earth to rotate once on its axis • ...
Day 2024-01-20
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- this holiday is known for snow, lights, Jesus, and reindeer that fly
- you run fast in this sport on a circle thing
- it's cool to watch hard to march but the sounds of horns and drums are worth it
- it's like a snake with sauce in your mouth
- so nice and relaxing, most people think of saxophone or trumpet and piano, maybe even flute
- it's like blood but in color form
- I love it, it's like cheer but just with music and choreography
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- it's like a short story just over the top with description it also includes songs
- Houston's in it
- I'm good at it but Beethoven was amazing at it
- Thank U Next,7 rings , voice Juge, sings good like really good and sings high known as the princess of pop
- it's something I love and so did Whiteny Houston
- it's like that one day with ghost, vampires, trick or treat- I got a rock
- favorite season cold, snowy, windy, even in Texas/ south Texas
14 Clues: Houston's in it • it's like blood but in color form • it's like a snake with sauce in your mouth • you run fast in this sport on a circle thing • I'm good at it but Beethoven was amazing at it • it's something I love and so did Whiteny Houston • favorite season cold, snowy, windy, even in Texas/ south Texas • ...
Graduate of Fuhua Astronomy 2015-10-20
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- The closest star to Earth except the Sun.
- The colour of a star if it has a surface temperature of 20,000 K.
- The element which causes Venus to appear yellow.
- The classification of planets like Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars.
- The brightest star in Earth’s night sky.
- The visible surface of the Sun.
- The minimum distance to which large objects can approach its primary body without being torn apart by strong forces.
- The classification of planets like Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
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- The layer of super heated gas found surrounding the Sun.
- The scattering of light from small particles which are up to a tenth of the wavelength of light.
- The scattering of light from large particles which are up to 10 μm in size.
- When the Sun crosses the plane of the Earth’s equator, making night and day of approximately equal length all over the Earth.
- A pattern of stars that is recognized in the Earth’s night sky and appears as part of a constellation.
- The compound which causes Mars to appear reddish.
- The intrinsic property of a star that is sometimes referred to as the star’s absolute brightness.
- The constellation which the Big Dipper is a part of.
- An astronomical event that occurs twice a year as the Sun reaches its highest or lowest point relative to Earth’s equator.
17 Clues: The visible surface of the Sun. • The brightest star in Earth’s night sky. • The closest star to Earth except the Sun. • The element which causes Venus to appear yellow. • The compound which causes Mars to appear reddish. • The constellation which the Big Dipper is a part of. • The layer of super heated gas found surrounding the Sun. • ...
Saint Notebook 2023-01-30
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- This woman appeared to St. Bernadette at the Grotto in Lordes.
- St. Maria Gorrette is considered this meaning she died for her faith.
- St Augustine is considered a ____ of the church meaning he was important teacher of faith or theology.
- Feast day October 5
- The Franciscans are and order of these kind of religious men.
- This was the vocation of St. Margaret of Castello.
- This mythical figure is based on St. Nicholas.
- The place where St. Maximilian Kolbe died.
- Feast day July 6
- Feast day August 14
- Feast day October 22
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- Feast day October 4
- Feast day October 14
- Feast day April 13
- Feast day December 6
- Feast day July 14
- Feast day August 28
- Pope Saint John Paull II was originally from this country.
- Kateri Tekakwitha lived in this modern day Saint.
- Feast day August 23
- Feast day April 16
21 Clues: Feast day July 6 • Feast day July 14 • Feast day April 13 • Feast day April 16 • Feast day October 4 • Feast day August 28 • Feast day October 5 • Feast day August 23 • Feast day August 14 • Feast day October 14 • Feast day December 6 • Feast day October 22 • The place where St. Maximilian Kolbe died. • This mythical figure is based on St. Nicholas. • ...
day 2024-01-30
Across
- the eleventh month of the year
- work that teachers give students to do at home
- to imagine something that you would like to happen
- the eighth month of the year
- a pain in the stomach
- the fifth month of the year
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- to think that something is true
- something that you say to show someone you are pleased about an event or achievement.
- the tenth month of the year
- a medical condition in which the body temperature is higher than usual
- (being) the only one or part that is left
- to press something
- the mother of someone’s mother or father
- something that you say to be polite when you have done something wrong
14 Clues: to press something • a pain in the stomach • the tenth month of the year • the fifth month of the year • the eighth month of the year • the eleventh month of the year • to think that something is true • the mother of someone’s mother or father • (being) the only one or part that is left • work that teachers give students to do at home • ...
Ch. 4 Key Terms 2021-09-24
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- the coordinate for measuring the east-west positions of celestial bodies; the angle measured eastward along the celestial equator from the vernal equinox to the hour circle passing through a body
- Earth’s rotation period as defined by the position of the Sun in the sky; the time between successive passages of the Sun through the meridian
- Earth’s rotation period as defined by the positions of the stars in the sky; the time between successive passages of the same star through the meridian
- a circle on the surface of a sphere that is the curve of intersection of the sphere with a plane passing through its center
- a great circle on the terrestrial or celestial sphere that passes through the poles
- the time interval in which the phases repeat—say, from full to full phase
- time as measured by the position of the Sun in the sky (the time that would be indicated by a sundial)
- the period of the Moon’s revolution about Earth measured with respect to the stars
- an eclipse of the Moon, in which the Moon moves into the shadow of Earth; lunar eclipses can occur only at the time of full moon
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- an arbitrary line on the surface of Earth near longitude 180° across which the date changes by one day
- the different appearance of light and dark on the Moon as seen from Earth during its monthly cycle, from new moon to full moon and back to new moon
- the angular distance north or south of the celestial equator
- when a body (for example, the Moon) rotates at the same rate that it revolves around another body
- an eclipse of the Sun by the Moon, caused by the passage of the Moon in front of the Sun; solar eclipses can occur only at the time of the new moon
- time based on the rotation of Earth; mean solar time passes at a constant rate, unlike apparent solar time
- alternate rising and falling of sea level caused by the difference in the strength of the Moon’s gravitational pull on different parts of Earth
16 Clues: the angular distance north or south of the celestial equator • the time interval in which the phases repeat—say, from full to full phase • the period of the Moon’s revolution about Earth measured with respect to the stars • a great circle on the terrestrial or celestial sphere that passes through the poles • ...
Anasazi - Jake Starosto-N 2020-01-24
Across
- night and day of approximately equal length all over the earth
- Also called carbon 14. a radioactive isotope of carbon with mass number 14 and a half-life of about 5730 years: widely used in the dating of organic materials.
- make hollow by removing the inner part; make a hole or cavity in; form into a hollow, as by digging
- A bivalent, metallic element whose compounds resemble those of calcium, found in nature only in the combined state, as in
- a bivalent, metallic element whose compounds resemble those of calcium, found in nature only in the combined state, as in strontianite: used in fireworks, flares, and tracer bullets.
- the time when the sun crosses the plane of the earth's equator,
- To make hollow by removing the inner part; make a hole or cavity in; form into a hollow, as by digging.
- to put, set, or plant in a fixed or definite place or position.
- a person or animal that is descended from a specific ancestor; an offspring.
- used in fireworks, flares, and tracer bullets.
- A part broken off or detached
- A building or place of shelter to live in; place of residence; abode; home.
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- a person or animal that inhabits a place, especially as a permanent resident.
- A basic substance.
- an expert in astronomy; a scientific observer of the celestial bodies.
- The time when the sun crosses the plane of the earth's equator, making night and day of approximately equal length all over the earth and occurring about March 21.
- The parts of a written or spoken statement that precede or follow a specific word or passage, usually influencing its meaning or effect:
- worked out with great care and nicety of detail; executed with great minuteness:
- marked by intricate and often excessive detail; complicated; ornate
- the science dealing with the study of the annual rings of trees in determining the dates and chronological order of past events.
- a branch of geology dealing with the classification, nomenclature, correlation, and interpretation of stratified rocks.
21 Clues: A basic substance. • A part broken off or detached • used in fireworks, flares, and tracer bullets. • night and day of approximately equal length all over the earth • the time when the sun crosses the plane of the earth's equator, • to put, set, or plant in a fixed or definite place or position. • marked by intricate and often excessive detail; complicated; ornate • ...
Bio vocab 2025-11-20
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- an assemblage of different populations that live together in a defined area
- includes all the gases that surround earth
- the biosphere includes all life on earth, from underground bacteria, rain forest trees, ocean- going whales, airborne mold spores, and humans
- movement of individuals into an area occupied by an existing population
- independent factor limiting factor that affects all populations in similar ways. Regardless of the population density
- all the organisms that live in a place, together with their physical environment, are known as an ecosystem
- must acquire energy from other organisms, usually by eating them
- Producer the first producers of energy-rich compounds that can be used later by other organisms
- chemical energy powers production of carbohydrates
- Factor an abiotic factor is any non living part of the environment, such as sunlight, heat, precipitation, humidity, wind or water currents, and soil type
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- movement of individuals out of an area
- consists of all earths fresh water and salt water, including water vapor and rain in the atmosphere, water underground, and ice
- consists of short term changes in temperature, precipitation, clouds, and wind from day to day, or minute to minute
- distribution describes the way individuals are spaced out across their range
- dependent factor limiting factors that operate more strongly when population density is high
- defined by patterns and averages over many years of temperature, precipitation, clouds, wind, and extreme weather events such as heat waves, droughts, and floods
- captures energy from non living sources and convert it into forms living cells can use
- Capacity the number of individuals of a species that an environment can support
- Factor a biotic factories any living part of the environment with which an organism might interact
- is the scientific study of interactions among organisms, populations, and communities, of organisms effect on their environment, and of their responses to change in their environment
20 Clues: movement of individuals out of an area • includes all the gases that surround earth • chemical energy powers production of carbohydrates • must acquire energy from other organisms, usually by eating them • movement of individuals into an area occupied by an existing population • an assemblage of different populations that live together in a defined area • ...
your co-workers 2013-12-05
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- CLOSE TO LAST B-DAY IN MAY
- LAST B-DAY IN JUNE
- FIRST B-DAY IN JUNE
- B-DAY ON SEVENTEENTH
- LAST JULY B-DAY
- MIDDLE JULY B-DAY
- B-DAY IN JAN
- B-DAY IN OCT
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- LAST B-DAY IN MAY
- SHARES B-DAY WITH CO-WORKER
- FIRST SUMMER B-DAY
- B-DAY IN FEB
- FIRST B-DAY IN APRIL
- FIRST B-DAY IN MAY
- B-DAY IN MARCH
- B-DAY IN NOV
- LAST B-DAY IN APRIL
17 Clues: B-DAY IN FEB • B-DAY IN JAN • B-DAY IN NOV • B-DAY IN OCT • B-DAY IN MARCH • LAST JULY B-DAY • LAST B-DAY IN MAY • MIDDLE JULY B-DAY • FIRST SUMMER B-DAY • LAST B-DAY IN JUNE • FIRST B-DAY IN MAY • FIRST B-DAY IN JUNE • LAST B-DAY IN APRIL • FIRST B-DAY IN APRIL • B-DAY ON SEVENTEENTH • CLOSE TO LAST B-DAY IN MAY • SHARES B-DAY WITH CO-WORKER
ALC - BOOK 1 - Unit 7 - What time is it? 2024-12-14
Across
- another option insted of "to" minutes before an hour
- the basic unit of time 1/60 of a minute
- the seventh or last day of the week
- expression used to tell the time of day (2W)
- the fourth day of the week
- thirty minutes
- the day before today
- question to ask about time in the US (4W)
- another option instead of "past" minutes
- the next day, the coming day
- preposition used to tell the minutes before an hour
- the second day of the week
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- the fifth day of the week
- this is the moment to do something
- twenty-four hours
- question to ask about time in the UK (4W)
- the sixth day of the week
- sixty seconds
- fifteen minutes
- preposition to tell the minutes after the hour
- the third day of the week
- the first day of the week
- this day
- expression used to tell an exact hour of day (2W)
- Saturday and Sunday
- sixty minutes
26 Clues: this day • sixty seconds • sixty minutes • thirty minutes • fifteen minutes • twenty-four hours • Saturday and Sunday • the day before today • the fifth day of the week • the sixth day of the week • the third day of the week • the first day of the week • the fourth day of the week • the second day of the week • the next day, the coming day • this is the moment to do something • ...
cool compound word by precious 2013-02-13
8 Clues: his own self • her own self • a form of can and not • a temporary road barrier • located beneath the earth • the lower floor of a building • pints whose liquid is part water • the part of the day between noon and evening
Crossword Puzzle 2024-03-13
Across
- Top circle of earth.
- Country near Iceland.
- up on a map.
- Very bottom of earth.
- Country where volcanoes are erupting.
- left on a map.
- down on a map.
- Largest desert in the world located in Africca
- country north of USA.
- Lake in Greenville Maine.
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- Bottom circle of earth.
- home of the lobster.
- Very top of earth.
- Longest river in the world
- right on a map.
- City where Big Ben is located
- Mountain in Maine.
- one of the 7 continents
- Half of the earth.
- US capital
- Saltwater lake in Utah.
- one of the 7 continents
22 Clues: US capital • up on a map. • left on a map. • down on a map. • right on a map. • Very top of earth. • Mountain in Maine. • Half of the earth. • home of the lobster. • Top circle of earth. • Country near Iceland. • Very bottom of earth. • country north of USA. • Bottom circle of earth. • one of the 7 continents • Saltwater lake in Utah. • one of the 7 continents • Lake in Greenville Maine. • ...
Earth's Systems 2025-01-09
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- Makes up almost 80% of Earth's atmosphere
- Temperature ranges from 5,000-6,000 degree Celsius
- All the gases surrounding Earth
- 7km in thickness made up of mainly Basalt
- Approximately 2700km thick Temperature between 4,000-5,000 degrees celsius
- The outermost layer of the atmosphere
- Makes up 3% of all the water found on Earth
- The layer of the atmosphere closest to Earth where clouds can be found.
- All of the rock elements on Earth
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- The Ozone layer sits below this layer of atmosphere.
- All of the living things that inhabit Earth
- This type of water makes up 97% of all the water on Earth
- Makes up 30.1% of the freshwater found on Earth
- Satellites can be found in this layer of the atmosphere
- 30-50km in thickness made mainly from Granite
- Makes up 21% of Earth's atmosphere
- The layer of the atmosphere that absorbs ultraviolet radiation from the sun
- All the water on the Earth
- layer beneath the crust
19 Clues: layer beneath the crust • All the water on the Earth • All the gases surrounding Earth • All of the rock elements on Earth • Makes up 21% of Earth's atmosphere • The outermost layer of the atmosphere • Makes up almost 80% of Earth's atmosphere • 7km in thickness made up of mainly Basalt • All of the living things that inhabit Earth • ...
CHAPTER 9 : EARTH (SCIENCE FORM 1) 2025-11-23
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- Earth’s outermost layer
- Processes shaping Earth’s surface from outside
- Large ocean wave caused by underwater disturbance
- Molten rock on Earth’s surface
- Layer of gases surrounding Earth
- Movement of weathered material
- Sudden shaking of Earth’s surface
- Rock formed from compacted sediments
- All water on Earth including oceans and rivers
- Opening in Earth where lava and ash escape
- Rock changed by heat and pressure
- Internal Earth processes that change the surface
- Small pieces of rock or soil
- Breaking down of rocks
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- Naturally heated groundwater
- Rigid outer layer of Earth
- Water found on Earth’s surface
- Minerals important for industry and economy
- Liquid metal layer under the mantle
- Hot water activity beneath Earth
- The zone that contains all living things
- THIS LAYER Contains light gases such as helium and hydrogen.
- It has a glowing lure on its head to attract prey.
- A slow-moving mass of ice
- Molten rock beneath Earth’s surface
- Natural disasters caused by Earth processes
- Layer beneath the crust
- Laying down of sediments
- Rock formed from cooled magma or lava
- Solid part of Earth made of rocks and soil
- Preserved remains of ancient organisms
- Solid center of Earth
- Water stored underground
33 Clues: Solid center of Earth • Breaking down of rocks • Earth’s outermost layer • Layer beneath the crust • Laying down of sediments • Water stored underground • A slow-moving mass of ice • Rigid outer layer of Earth • Naturally heated groundwater • Small pieces of rock or soil • Water found on Earth’s surface • Molten rock on Earth’s surface • Movement of weathered material • ...
The Water Cycle 2022-05-17
Across
- The change of water from one state to another as it moves between Earth’s surfaces to the atmosphere.
- – Day-to-day conditions of the atmosphere in an area
- a visible mass of condensed water vapor floating in the atmosphere
- water that is in the form of a vapor, or gas.
- a colorless, transparent, odorless liquid that forms the seas, lakes, rivers, and rain and is the basis of the fluids of living organisms.
- water that goes into streams, rivers, or lakes, instead of seeping into the ground
- A huge ball of gases around which the Earth and other planets of the solar system revolve. The Sun is a star that provides Earth with most of its light and heat energy.
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- The process of water changing from a liquid to water vapor by adding heat
- water that falls to the Earth’s surface as rain, snow, sleet, or hail
- The process of water changing from water vapor to a liquid by loss of heat
10 Clues: water that is in the form of a vapor, or gas. • – Day-to-day conditions of the atmosphere in an area • a visible mass of condensed water vapor floating in the atmosphere • water that falls to the Earth’s surface as rain, snow, sleet, or hail • The process of water changing from a liquid to water vapor by adding heat • ...
UNIVERSE 2021-02-22
Across
- of Universal Gravitation - states that every object in the universe attracts every other object
- when a meteoroid burns in the atmosphere and hits the ground
- - the outer atmosphere of the Sun made up of thin gases and can only be seen during a solar eclipse without telescopes its temperature is 1 - 2,000,000°C
- - also called the Solar Core, is considered to extend from the center to about 0.2 to 0.25 solar radius. It is the hottest part of the Sun and of the Solar System. It is approx. 15,000,000°C if we convert that to Farhenheit that would be 27,000,000°F
- - a chunk of rock or dust in space that comes from comets or asteroids
- - the measure of the force of gravity on an object
- Crunch Theory- a theory that says that the universe will stop expanding outward, reverse direction, and pull back on itself to the single point
- Sphere - giant spinning dome that the Greeks thought surrounded the Earth
- - the visible surface of the Sun; the upper surface of a convecting layer of gases in the outer portion of the sun whose temperature causes it to radiate light at visible wavelengths; sunspots and faculae are observed in the photosphere
- - the force that pulls an apple to the ground, pulls the moon toward Earth, keeps the planets in orbit and attract objects towards each other
- models - is a scientific activity the aim of which is to make a particular part or feature of the world easier to understand, define, quantify, visualize, or simulate
- - having or relating to the sun as center
- Hypothesis - the theory that the solar system evolved from a mass of nebular matter
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- - any consolidated, large object which orbits a star
- - the lower level of the solar atmosphere between the photosphere and the corona
- - the streak of light in the sky produced by the burning of a meteoroid in Earth's atmosphere
- objects revolving around the sun that are too small and too numerous to be considered planets
- - the movement of one object around another, Earth around the sun, year; 365 1/4 days
- - a ball of ice and dust who orbits around the sun in a long, narrow ellipse
- Bang Theory - the Big Bang is a THEORY about the creation of the UNIVERSE
- - having or relating to the earth as center
- - the amount of matter in an object
- Way - the galaxy to which Earth and other components of our Solar System belong
- - the spinning of the Earth on its axis, day and night (24 hours)
- Wind - streams of charged particles constantly given off by the Sun
25 Clues: - the amount of matter in an object • - having or relating to the earth as center • - having or relating to the sun as center • - the measure of the force of gravity on an object • - any consolidated, large object which orbits a star • when a meteoroid burns in the atmosphere and hits the ground • - the spinning of the Earth on its axis, day and night (24 hours) • ...
Space Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-02
Across
- hemisphere
- A collection of stars, dust, and gas bound together by gravity
- The darkest part of a shadow
- Growing smaller (Moon Phases)
- A large irregular shaped rocky body that orbits the sun
- The sun and all of the planets and other bodies that travel around it
- A large celestial body that is composed of gas and emits light
- A planet that has a deep, massive atmosphere and is further from the sun
- A loop of relatively cool, incandescent gas that extends above the photosphere
- Sun-centered model of the solar system
- A force of attraction between objects that is due to their masses and distance
- One of the highly dense rocky planets nearest to the sun
- Space and all the matter and energy in it
- The spin of a body on its axis
- The different appearances of the moon from Earth throughout the month
- The moment when the sunlight hits both hemispheres of the Earth equally
- The moment when the sunlight is at a maximum on one hemisphere and a minimum on
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- Growing bigger (moon Phases)
- The brightness of a star as seen from Earth
- A dark area of the photosphere of the sun that is cooler than the surrounding areas and that has a strong magnetic field
- An event in which the shadow of one celestial body falls on another
- A relatively small, rocky body that travels through space
- Earth centered model of the solar system
- A celestial body that orbits the sun, is round because of its own gravity, but has not cleared its orbital path
- A bright streak of light that results when a meteoroid burns up in Earth's atmosphere
- The time required for Earth to revolve once around the sun
- A meteoroid that reaches Earth's surface without burning up completely
- A small body that gives off gas and dust as it passes close to the sun
- The outer part of a shadow
- The distance that light travels in one year
- A natural or artificial body that revolves around a planet
- The path that a body follows as it travels around another body in space
- A measure of how bright a star would be if it were seen from a standard distance
- An explosive release of energy that comes from the sun and that is associated with magnetic disturbances on the sun's surface
- The time required for Earth to rotate once on its axis
35 Clues: hemisphere • The outer part of a shadow • Growing bigger (moon Phases) • The darkest part of a shadow • Growing smaller (Moon Phases) • The spin of a body on its axis • Sun-centered model of the solar system • Earth centered model of the solar system • Space and all the matter and energy in it • The brightness of a star as seen from Earth • ...
Space Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-02
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- hemisphere
- A collection of stars, dust, and gas bound together by gravity
- The darkest part of a shadow
- Growing smaller (Moon Phases)
- A large irregular shaped rocky body that orbits the sun
- The sun and all of the planets and other bodies that travel around it
- A large celestial body that is composed of gas and emits light
- A planet that has a deep, massive atmosphere and is further from the sun
- A loop of relatively cool, incandescent gas that extends above the photosphere
- Sun-centered model of the solar system
- A force of attraction between objects that is due to their masses and distance
- One of the highly dense rocky planets nearest to the sun
- Space and all the matter and energy in it
- The spin of a body on its axis
- The different appearances of the moon from Earth throughout the month
- The moment when the sunlight hits both hemispheres of the Earth equally
- The moment when the sunlight is at a maximum on one hemisphere and a minimum on
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- Growing bigger (moon Phases)
- The brightness of a star as seen from Earth
- A dark area of the photosphere of the sun that is cooler than the surrounding areas and that has a strong magnetic field
- An event in which the shadow of one celestial body falls on another
- A relatively small, rocky body that travels through space
- Earth centered model of the solar system
- A celestial body that orbits the sun, is round because of its own gravity, but has not cleared its orbital path
- A bright streak of light that results when a meteoroid burns up in Earth's atmosphere
- The time required for Earth to revolve once around the sun
- A meteoroid that reaches Earth's surface without burning up completely
- A small body that gives off gas and dust as it passes close to the sun
- The outer part of a shadow
- The distance that light travels in one year
- A natural or artificial body that revolves around a planet
- The path that a body follows as it travels around another body in space
- A measure of how bright a star would be if it were seen from a standard distance
- An explosive release of energy that comes from the sun and that is associated with magnetic disturbances on the sun's surface
- The time required for Earth to rotate once on its axis
35 Clues: hemisphere • The outer part of a shadow • Growing bigger (moon Phases) • The darkest part of a shadow • Growing smaller (Moon Phases) • The spin of a body on its axis • Sun-centered model of the solar system • Earth centered model of the solar system • Space and all the matter and energy in it • The brightness of a star as seen from Earth • ...
Time & Seasons 2023-06-14
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- The time in the morning when the sun comes up over the horizon and daylight begins.
- A unit of time that is about four weeks long and is used to divide the year into smaller parts.
- The time of day after the sun starts to go down and before it gets completely dark.
- The time in the evening when the sun goes down below the horizon and daylight starts to fade.
- A unit of time that consists of 12 months and is used to measure a complete orbit of the Earth around the sun.
- A tool that helps us keep track of the days, weeks, and months of the year.
- The time between morning and evening, usually after lunch and before it starts getting dark.
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- The early part of the day, when the sun rises and it's time to start a new day.
- The warmest season of the year, characterized by longer days, sunny weather, and outdoor activities like swimming and BBQs.
- The time of day when it is dark outside and most people are sleeping.
- One of the four seasons, characterized by new growth, blooming flowers, and warmer temperatures after winter.
- The period of time between sunrise and sunset when there is light outside.
- The coldest season of the year, characterized by cold weather, snow, and shorter days.
- A device that tells us what time it is and helps us keep track of our daily activities.
- A unit of time that consists of seven days and is used to measure time and plan activities.
- Also known as autumn, this season comes after summer and is characterized by cooler temperatures and falling leaves.
16 Clues: The time of day when it is dark outside and most people are sleeping. • The period of time between sunrise and sunset when there is light outside. • A tool that helps us keep track of the days, weeks, and months of the year. • The early part of the day, when the sun rises and it's time to start a new day. • ...
The Earth, Sun, and Moon 2021-04-08
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- the alternate rising and falling of the sea, usually twice in each lunar day at a particular place, due to the attraction of the moon and sun.
- This is an eclipse that occurs when the moon passes directly between the sun and earth, blocking the sun's light and casting a shadow over a certain area on earth.
- the state of the tide when at its highest level.
- a tide just after a new or full moon, when there is the greatest difference between high and low water.
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- an eclipse in which the moon appears darkened as it passes into the earth's shadow.
- This occurs in the areas between the two high tides.
- The earth does this on its axis.
- The earth does this around the sun.
- an obscuring of the light from one celestial body by the passage of another between it and the observer or between it and its source of illumination.
9 Clues: The earth does this on its axis. • The earth does this around the sun. • the state of the tide when at its highest level. • This occurs in the areas between the two high tides. • an eclipse in which the moon appears darkened as it passes into the earth's shadow. • ...
Everything Changes Part 1 2024-01-04
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- This is a dark area that is made when something blocks the light.
- When things do this, they come into sight.
- This is the time between sunset and sunrise.
- If something is “in” this, it is moving.
- To do this means to do or say the same thing again.
- This is the time between sunrise and sunset.
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- When you do this to something, you watch it.
- This is a natural satellite that travels around, or orbits, a planet.
- When things are done this way, they are done again and again in the same order or way.
- This is the planet we live on.
- This means to start.
- These are very large balls of gas. From Earth, they look like points of light in the night sky.
- This is the last part of something.
13 Clues: This means to start. • This is the planet we live on. • This is the last part of something. • If something is “in” this, it is moving. • When things do this, they come into sight. • When you do this to something, you watch it. • This is the time between sunset and sunrise. • This is the time between sunrise and sunset. • To do this means to do or say the same thing again. • ...
English Crossword 2016-06-06
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- Seventh Plague
- where Saul’s army was gathered
- Philistine champion from Gath
- First woman on Earth
- Good son of Cyrus
- Son god chose to be king
- Object that turns into a snake
- name of man who Ruth slept with
- Lecture class every Tuesday
- Moses’ wife
- Aaron’s brother
- First story from the bible that we read
- Abraham’s father
- Persuasive creature with bad intentions
- name of Naomi’s son
- A word that describes a noun
- God Saw the light as ____
- God did this on seventh day
- of David Absalom
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- Spherical Object God created
- Place where cathy worked
- Leader of Egypt
- name Naomi changed to
- Man who lead the Israelites
- Name of Adam’s son
- would be murder weapon of Adam
- Moses’ brother
- Elimeteeh’s wife
- 9th plague
- place where Naomi traveled to
- Manipulative wife
- Sea Body of water Moses parts
- land of honey
- place were Philistine’s forces were gathered
- Place where the Israelites were enslaved
- David’s father
- Daughter that stayed with Naomi
- Took this free Adam when Adam was sleeping
- Person,place,thing
39 Clues: 9th plague • Moses’ wife • land of honey • Seventh Plague • Moses’ brother • David’s father • Leader of Egypt • Aaron’s brother • Elimeteeh’s wife • Abraham’s father • of David Absalom • Good son of Cyrus • Manipulative wife • Name of Adam’s son • Person,place,thing • name of Naomi’s son • First woman on Earth • name Naomi changed to • Place where cathy worked • Son god chose to be king • ...
2 2016-10-31
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- One fifth of the (land) on the Earth is desert.
- Hansel and Gretel couldn’t find their (way) home.
- We can see colorful butterflies in the (daytime).
- A moth (spread)s its wings downward when sitting on a leaf.
- Storms give water to all living (creature)s.
- She writes a (list) of house chores.
- Another good thing is that they remove (pollution) from the air.
- Storms bring heavy (rain) and strong winds.
- A (moth) has a thick and fuzzy body with wings.
- Storms can (damage) crops and houses.
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- A butterfly has a thin and smooth body with (wing)s.
- Desert (plant)s have few or no leaves.
- Suddenly, the door opened and an old woman (appear)ed.
- The bad thing about storms is that they are very (dangerous).
- Their mom does all this work by (herself).
- Deserts get only about 40 cm of rain a (year).
- One good thing about storms is that they (cool) the Earth.
- A butterfly folds its wings (upward) when sitting on a flower.
- Hansel and Gretel are (lost) in the woods.
- Deserts are (hot) during the day and cold at nights.
20 Clues: She writes a (list) of house chores. • Storms can (damage) crops and houses. • Desert (plant)s have few or no leaves. • Their mom does all this work by (herself). • Hansel and Gretel are (lost) in the woods. • Storms bring heavy (rain) and strong winds. • Storms give water to all living (creature)s. • Deserts get only about 40 cm of rain a (year). • ...
#215 Space Science Project 2021-01-06
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- causes day and night
- causes the moon to appear to change shape
- has eight phases
- the moon appears to be a huge white circle in the sky
- keeps us on the ground
- here they get direct sunlight all year round
- only happens during a full moon
- keeps all of the planets of our solar system in orbit of the sun
- has long days
- half of the earth
- last moon phase
- how bright a star actually is
- how long it takes for light to travel from the sun to the earth
- has short days
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- days are the same length everywhere
- how bright a star appears to be
- decides how long or short shadows are for short amounts of time
- when shadows are shortest
- decides how long or short shadows are in general
- makes the tides
- biggest star discovered
- makes winter cold and dark
- number of moon phases
- point in the opposite direction of the light force creating them
- measure time with shadows
- medium sized star
- causes the seasons
- keeps the moon in orbit
28 Clues: has long days • has short days • makes the tides • last moon phase • has eight phases • half of the earth • medium sized star • causes the seasons • causes day and night • number of moon phases • keeps us on the ground • biggest star discovered • keeps the moon in orbit • when shadows are shortest • measure time with shadows • makes winter cold and dark • how bright a star actually is • ...
Numbers 2021-07-05
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- "all the earth shall be filled with the ________________ of the Lord"
- Moses got water from a
- Spoke against Moses
- fruit of Israelite spies
- first born son of Aaron
- Caleb's father
- age men had to be to fight the Israelites
- most populated tribe
- swallowed by the earth
- the tribes of Israel
- to whom was the Lord speaking in the beginning of Numbers
- how many years did the children of Israel wander
- Israelites stopped at _____after leaving the wilderness
- A person is unclean for _ days after touching a corpse
- the number of years Numbers represents
- King who wanted to curse the Israelites
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- Moses raised a bronze version of it in the wilderness
- cared for the Tabernacle
- a spy
- pieces of silver children could be bought back for after one month
- God promised Moses he would provide food for a ________
- Bashan's King
- owner of a talking donkey
- The Aaronic _________
- killed with a javelin
- elders appointed to help Moses lead
- Aaron and ______ were responsible for disassembling and reassembling the Tabernacle
- which tribes leader made an offering on the eighth day
- "We are able to overcome"
29 Clues: a spy • Bashan's King • Caleb's father • Spoke against Moses • most populated tribe • the tribes of Israel • The Aaronic _________ • killed with a javelin • Moses got water from a • swallowed by the earth • first born son of Aaron • cared for the Tabernacle • fruit of Israelite spies • owner of a talking donkey • "We are able to overcome" • elders appointed to help Moses lead • ...
Earth Science Crossword Unit 6 2023-11-13
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- All the organisms that live in a place, together with their physical environment
- A group of ecosystems that share same climates and typical organisms
- The amount of dissolved salts in water
- Moving from one area to another to use resources
- Animals that are active at dawn and dusk
- An individual living thing
- A group of individuals that belong to the same species living in the same area
- The scientific study of the interactions of living things
- Animals that are active at night
- The role an organism plays in its habitat
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- Plants that grow on other plants instead of in soil
- Organisms that break down the bodies of producers and consumers
- All the biomes on planet Earth
- An assemblage of different populations that live together in a defined area
- A mixture of salt and freshwater
- A group of similar organisms that can breed and produce fertile offspring
- A sleep-like state an animal enters when conditions are too cold
- The variety of living organisms on Earth
- Animals that are active during the day
- A place where an organism makes its home
- A small, shallow body of water
21 Clues: An individual living thing • All the biomes on planet Earth • A small, shallow body of water • A mixture of salt and freshwater • Animals that are active at night • Animals that are active during the day • The amount of dissolved salts in water • The variety of living organisms on Earth • A place where an organism makes its home • Animals that are active at dawn and dusk • ...
Math/Science Vocab Review 2021-10-26
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- A large raised area of flat land
- the operation that reveres the effect of another operation
- the result of adding two or more numbers together
- hot, liquid rock that forms inside the earth
- mammals that can fly
- An equal part of a whole
- Having the same size and shape
- a rock that been changed by heat and pressure
- rocks made of layers of other rocks and living thing over a long time
- A triangular area of land formed by sediment at a river's mouth
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- A long piece of land almost fully surrounded by water
- The bottom number of a fraction
- a large winter squash that you can carve and is orange
- Any of the numerals from zero to nine
- a monster that can turn into a bat and sleeps during the day
- The top number of a fraction
- The main divisions of land on Earth
- a monster that is green and flies on a broom
- A rock formed by the cooling of super-hot rocks
- Making a smart guess without actually measuring or counting
- the usual treat in "trick or treat" (don't eat too much!)
- Any numbers that are added together
22 Clues: mammals that can fly • An equal part of a whole • The top number of a fraction • Having the same size and shape • The bottom number of a fraction • A large raised area of flat land • The main divisions of land on Earth • Any numbers that are added together • Any of the numerals from zero to nine • hot, liquid rock that forms inside the earth • ...
VENUS 2025-02-22
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- Venus has an (blank) core
- Venus' sidereal (blank) is 243 Earth (blank)
- True or False: Venus is hotter than Mercury.
- Venus is 66.783(blank) from the sun
- NASA says that the structure of Venus is (blank)similar to Earth.
- How many moons does Venus have
- Venus's orbit is the most (blank) of all the planets in our solar system.
- The temperature of Venus is 465
- What is the planet Venus named after
- What is the color of venus
- The average (blank) speed of Venus is 126,074 km an hour
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- Venus has a (blank) of 23,627.64 mi
- Venus was formed when a cloud of gas called (blank), ice , and dust were compressed together
- Venus has a hot-rock (blank)
- Venus is 4.2314 (blank) from the sun
- The temperature of Venus is 870
- The area of Venus is 460 (blank) square km
- It takes Venus 225 (Blank) to orbit around the sun
- Ture of False: Gravity is the same as gravitational field strength.
- the atmosphere of Venus is mostly made of (blank)
- The (blank) of Venus is 8.87 m/s²
21 Clues: Venus has an (blank) core • What is the color of venus • Venus has a hot-rock (blank) • How many moons does Venus have • The temperature of Venus is 870 • The temperature of Venus is 465 • The (blank) of Venus is 8.87 m/s² • Venus has a (blank) of 23,627.64 mi • Venus is 66.783(blank) from the sun • Venus is 4.2314 (blank) from the sun • What is the planet Venus named after • ...
We Confess Our Faith 2023-11-04
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- One way of worship to God is by ____ing our faith
- I believe in God, the Father ____
- I believe in the Holy Spirit, ... the ____ of saints ...
- Where Jesus asked a very important question to the disciples
- Born of the virgin ____
- Because of ____, we cannot believe in God by ourselves
- One of the men the people thought who the Son of Man is
- ... the ____ of the body
- ____ into heaven and is seated at the right hand of God ...
- ____ of Heaven and earth
- He suffered under Pontius Pilate, was ____, died and was buried
- Jesus performed many ____ when He was on earth
- ... the ____ of sins
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- From there he will come to ____ the living and the dead
- Jesus feeds ____ people from 5 loaves and 2 fish
- Gives us spiritual life that we can believe
- The disciples ____ that Jesus is God
- The third day he ____ again from the dead
- Who truly is the Son of Man?
- ... the life ____
- To show
- We say the Apostles' ____ to confess our faith
- Who was ____ by the Holy Spirit
- Who does Jesus refer to when He asked them "Who do people say is the Son of Man is?"
24 Clues: To show • ... the life ____ • ... the ____ of sins • Born of the virgin ____ • ... the ____ of the body • ____ of Heaven and earth • Who truly is the Son of Man? • Who was ____ by the Holy Spirit • I believe in God, the Father ____ • The disciples ____ that Jesus is God • The third day he ____ again from the dead • Gives us spiritual life that we can believe • ...
Exploring the World 2025-04-28
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- – The topmost point of Earth.
- – Water vapor in the sky.
- – To show attention or interest.
- – The planet we live on.
- – A living place for animals or plants.
- – The start of the day.
- – Study of nature and environment.
- – A continent where Latvia is.
- – A drawing that shows places.
- – Living beings that are not plants.
- – A mountain that can erupt lava.
- – A place full of trees.
- – Everything not made by people.
- – Finding something new.
- – Hot regions near the equator.
- – A journey to explore.
- – The bright star in the sky.
- – Something that is nice to see.
- – Always moving forward, never stops.
- – What we see above us.
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- – Units for measuring angles or temperature.
- – A large landmass (like Asia).
- – A large object that orbits a star.
- – A bright point in the night sky.
- – Lands surrounded by water.
- – A person who discovers new places.
- – A long flow of water.
- – Spring, summer, autumn, winter.
- – Thick, wet forest.
- – Steep rock faces.
- – The biggest body of water.
- – Distance north or south of the equator.
- – Direction at the top of a map.
- – Tool that shows directions.
- – Country known for pyramids.
35 Clues: – Steep rock faces. • – Thick, wet forest. • – The start of the day. • – A long flow of water. • – A journey to explore. • – What we see above us. • – The planet we live on. • – A place full of trees. • – Finding something new. • – Water vapor in the sky. • – Lands surrounded by water. • – The biggest body of water. • – The topmost point of Earth. • – Tool that shows directions. • ...
space and life science 2024-03-11
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- Dwarf planet crosses another rotation
- A relationship between organisms where one organisms benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helped
- Scale a device used to measure an object's weight
- of Matter The form matter exists in. Matter exists in 3 states:
- orbit the sun
- Spinning on axis
- Huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar
- Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury
- The relationships between organisms in an ecosystem.
- The collection of all the populations of species in an area including plants and other organisms.
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- Light is bouncing off of a surface
- The process that plants use to turn water, air, and sunlight into food for growth
- how much heat is in something, and you experience it every day
- a reflection of you but all black
- small, rocky objects
- the total movement of an object without any regard to direction
- the tilt on earth
- Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas
- If light passes through a medium and items on the far side appear blurry
- venus
- the green pigment that plants use to make food during a process called photosynthesis
21 Clues: venus • orbit the sun • Spinning on axis • the tilt on earth • small, rocky objects • a reflection of you but all black • Light is bouncing off of a surface • Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas • Dwarf planet crosses another rotation • Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury • Scale a device used to measure an object's weight • ...
space and life science 2024-03-11
Across
- Dwarf planet crosses another rotation
- A relationship between organisms where one organisms benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helped
- Scale a device used to measure an object's weight
- of Matter The form matter exists in. Matter exists in 3 states:
- orbit the sun
- Spinning on axis
- Huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar
- Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury
- The relationships between organisms in an ecosystem.
- The collection of all the populations of species in an area including plants and other organisms.
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- Light is bouncing off of a surface
- The process that plants use to turn water, air, and sunlight into food for growth
- how much heat is in something, and you experience it every day
- a reflection of you but all black
- small, rocky objects
- the total movement of an object without any regard to direction
- the tilt on earth
- Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas
- If light passes through a medium and items on the far side appear blurry
- venus
- the green pigment that plants use to make food during a process called photosynthesis
21 Clues: venus • orbit the sun • Spinning on axis • the tilt on earth • small, rocky objects • a reflection of you but all black • Light is bouncing off of a surface • Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas • Dwarf planet crosses another rotation • Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury • Scale a device used to measure an object's weight • ...
Lunar Cycle 2022-03-04
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- A series of events that are regularly repeated in the same order.
- when the moon is is starting over the cycle.
- The dark part of the day.
- An artificial body placed in orbit around the earth.
- The curved sickle shape of the waxing or waning moon.
- When the moon is fully lit.
- Obscure the light from the moon.
- when the moon is halfway lit and going down to the start.
- Have a progressively smaller part of its visible surface illuminated.
- The U.S. federal government responsible for the civilian space.
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- Make something visible or bright by shining light.
- of, determined by, or resembling the moon.
- The action of rotating around an axis or center.
- When the moon is partially lit on the right.
- A distinct period or stage in a series of events or a process of change or development.
- When the moon is halfway lit.
- The curved path of a celestial object or spacecraft around a star, planet, or moon.
- When something is bright and shiny.
- The planet we live on.
- A dark area or shape.
- the observable illuminated part greater than a semicircle.
21 Clues: A dark area or shape. • The planet we live on. • The dark part of the day. • When the moon is fully lit. • When the moon is halfway lit. • Obscure the light from the moon. • When something is bright and shiny. • of, determined by, or resembling the moon. • when the moon is is starting over the cycle. • When the moon is partially lit on the right. • ...
Space crossword 2021-12-14
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- the red planet
- how long it takes a planet rotate
- the state of the moon when the lighted part is growing bigger
- how long it take a planet to orbit the sun
- a star and everything that orbits it
- the biggest planet
- the windiest planet
- the hottest planet
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- the planet known for its rings
- a group of stars
- the only planet with liquid water
- a dwarf planet
- planet with almost no atmosphere
- where a star is born
- the Milky Way is a _____ galaxy
- a giant star becomes this when it dies
- the planet that rotates sideways
17 Clues: the red planet • a dwarf planet • a group of stars • the biggest planet • the hottest planet • the windiest planet • where a star is born • the planet known for its rings • the Milky Way is a _____ galaxy • planet with almost no atmosphere • the planet that rotates sideways • how long it takes a planet rotate • the only planet with liquid water • a star and everything that orbits it • ...
Random crossword 2021-09-01
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- you are coming to this place almost every day
- failed game in 2020
- an type of transportation
- were you go to do your own business
- Flying mammal
- miami heats arena in the NBA
- you live here
- can be found in the forests of mid to North America
- can be found in your backyard in Florida
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- you open it and you closing it
- we live on a planet named
- Large marsupial
- u are this
- Likes to chase mice
- Has a trunk
- u have a ball that you are bouncing on the ground and shots
- Man's best friend
17 Clues: u are this • Has a trunk • Flying mammal • you live here • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • failed game in 2020 • Likes to chase mice • we live on a planet named • an type of transportation • miami heats arena in the NBA • you open it and you closing it • were you go to do your own business • can be found in your backyard in Florida • you are coming to this place almost every day • ...
Grey Matter 2025-05-23
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- Made designs on 12-Down
- Made designs on 11-Across
- Miniaturised anthropologist gets Down to Earth
- B.P.M founder kept at zero BPM
- Order and Progress gather their faithful
- Made designs on 14-Across
- Made designs on 5-Down
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- Sunni aspect on the Rhine
- One time setting of Every Time
- Day one in God’s house
- Made designs on 2-Down
- Flaccid paralysis meets stiff resolve
- Made designs on 1-Down
- Made designs on 12-Across
- Cement, mineral aggregate, and water-based material featured in or by all answers in this puzzle
- Sees Bauhaus in Meatpacking
- Made designs on 3-Down
17 Clues: Day one in God’s house • Made designs on 2-Down • Made designs on 1-Down • Made designs on 3-Down • Made designs on 5-Down • Made designs on 12-Down • Sunni aspect on the Rhine • Made designs on 11-Across • Made designs on 12-Across • Made designs on 14-Across • Sees Bauhaus in Meatpacking • One time setting of Every Time • B.P.M founder kept at zero BPM • ...
science 2022-11-04
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- The spinning of a planet on its axis. For Earth it takes 24 hours to complete 1 rotation. It is the reason we have day and night.
- has terrestrial surfaces may have rings
- rocky surface that is known as a shooting star
- multiple sometimes most have rocky bodies
- curved path of a celestial object
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- most are rocky known as asteroid belt
- made up of gas, dust, and billions of stars
- The movement of an object in a circular or elliptical course around another object. The Earth completes 1 revolution every 365 days (1 year) and revolves around the Sun in an elliptical orbit.
- the rise and fall of the surface levels of Earth’s ocean water caused by the gravitational effects of the Sun and Moon on Earth
- has a main body or head that gets closer to the sun
10 Clues: curved path of a celestial object • most are rocky known as asteroid belt • has terrestrial surfaces may have rings • multiple sometimes most have rocky bodies • made up of gas, dust, and billions of stars • rocky surface that is known as a shooting star • has a main body or head that gets closer to the sun • ...
vocab 3 science 2016-11-04
Across
- a force of attraction between two objects due to their masses
- a division of the year that is characterized by reoccurring weather conditions and determined by both the Earth's tilt relative to the sun and the Earth's position in its orbit around the sun
- phases the different appearances to the moon from Earth throughout the moon
- the spin of a body on its axis
- tide a tide of minimum range the occurs during the first and third quarters of the moon
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- a natural or artificial that revolves around a celestial body that is greater in mass
- the time required for Earth to orbit once around the sun
- the time for Earth to rotate once on its axis
- the point at
- tide a tide of increased range that occurs two times a month, at the new and full moons
10 Clues: the point at • the spin of a body on its axis • the time for Earth to rotate once on its axis • the time required for Earth to orbit once around the sun • a force of attraction between two objects due to their masses • phases the different appearances to the moon from Earth throughout the moon • ...
Astronomy Crossword Puzzle 2024-01-22
Across
- - Any theory of the structure of the solar system (or the universe) in which earth is assumed to be at the center of it all.
- - An imaginary line through earth
- - It is the shape of the earth and some other planets. It's is like a sphere squashed from the top so the diameter from pole to pole is less than the diameter from equator to equator.
- - shrinking; describes the moon when the illuminated portion is descreasing.
- - Are three scientific laws describing the motion of planets around the Sun, by Johannes Kepler.
- - Earth’s path in space.
- - A moment when the sun's path in the sky is farthest south in the Northern Hemisphere or farthest north in the Southern Hemisphere.
- - An obscuring of the light from one celestial body by the passage of another between it and the observer or between it and its source of illumination
- - A Greek philosopher who computed the circumference of the earth and who gave the most accurate size during their time.
- - The perimeter of a circle or ellipse.
- - A representation of the sun-Earth-moon system.
- - The astronomical model in which the earth and planets revolve around the sun at the center of the solar system.
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- - His accurate measurements of Mars were his greatest contributions to astronomy.
- - The figure of the moon that appears as a curve with pointy ends.
- - Dark region of the Sun due to lower temperature.
- - A natural object that orbits a larger object.
- - The longest day of the year. In the Northern Hemisphere it is in June, while in the Southern Hemisphere it's in December.
- - Developed and formalized Galileo’s concept of inertia.
- - He was the greatest Italian scientist of the Renaissance. Due to the telescope, he was able to discover and observe important astronomical facts such as lunar craters, the phases of the Venus, the moon's of Jupiter, sun spots, and the sizes of the stars.
- - A student of Plato and considered as one of the great philosophers of his time; his earth-centered view dominated for almost 2,000 years.
- - a dark (real image) area where light from light source is blocked by an opaque object.
- - It claims that the planets moved in a complicated system of circles. This model also became known as the Ptolemic System.
- - It was believed to be in fixed position in the sky. However, when the Greeks traveled to places nearer the equator, like Egypt, they noticed that it is closer to the horizon.
- - Discovered by Galileo to look at the moon, discover the four satellites of Jupiter, observe supernova, and discover sunspot.
- - They are much noted for their contributions in different fields. They were not only great philosophers but great scientists and mathematicians as well.
- - growing; describes the moon when the illuminated portion is descreasing.
- - Earth does this around the sun once a year.
- - Developed a heliocentric system where in the orbits were elliptical rather than circular. This advanced the Sun-centered view.
- - Justified his Earth-centered model and explained retrograde motion through cycles and epicycles.
- - A displacement or difference in the apparent position of an object viewed along two different lines of sight, and is measured by the angle or semi-angle of inclination between those two lines.
30 Clues: - Earth’s path in space. • - An imaginary line through earth • - The perimeter of a circle or ellipse. • - Earth does this around the sun once a year. • - A natural object that orbits a larger object. • - A representation of the sun-Earth-moon system. • - Dark region of the Sun due to lower temperature. • - Developed and formalized Galileo’s concept of inertia. • ...
REGS Crossword of the Week #3 2020-07-29
Across
- Chip & _____
- The day we party, but dressed up; scary time.
- What you are after you graduate; or unmarried man.
- People who guide others in life; a few in the office.
- What a couple extra years beyond the first degree will make you.
- The public retirement system for California.
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- The happiest place on Earth; Aimee's office has a few items from it.
- The elixir of life; salvation to all who drink it; necessary to get through the day for many in the office.
- The study of the mind; a popular major.
- What we throw for the soon to arrive babies!
- Mom of the Belcher family; a member of our staff.
- We have an office led by one; Larry knows it well.
12 Clues: Chip & _____ • The study of the mind; a popular major. • What we throw for the soon to arrive babies! • The public retirement system for California. • The day we party, but dressed up; scary time. • Mom of the Belcher family; a member of our staff. • What you are after you graduate; or unmarried man. • We have an office led by one; Larry knows it well. • ...
Chapter 2 - Representations of Earth 2025-07-02
Across
- a grid used to determine the location of points on Earth
- the point at 90° south latitude
- a map that preserves shape but distorts area
- collecting data from a distance, typically with satellites or aircraft
- a written statement of map scale (e.g., "1 cm = 1 km")
- a line on a map showing constant elevation
- the slope or steepness between two points
- a side view showing elevation changes along a line
- the angle between magnetic north and true north
- a satellite-based system for determining precise location
- a cylindrical map projection that shows accurate shapes but distorts size near the poles
- the main north-south line in a survey system
- a system that uses radio waves to detect objects and surfaces
- the ratio between map distance and real-world distance
- radar that scans sideways from a flying aircraft
- data that represents separate, distinct features or categories
- the angular distance east or west of the prime meridian
- stretching vertical scale to highlight terrain features
- the smallest unit of a digital image
- a compass direction measured in degrees from north
- a map key explaining the symbols used
- a line of longitude running from the North Pole to the South Pole
- a method using sound waves to map underwater surfaces
- a square unit of land, typically 6 miles by 6 miles, in the survey system
- the line of 0° longitude that divides the Earth into east and west
- the science and art of making maps
- converting addresses into geographic coordinates
- a navigation tool used to measure the angle between an object and the horizon
- the largest possible circle on a sphere, dividing it into two equal halves
- radar used to detect precipitation and storm movement
- a picture made of pixels used in remote sensing
- a ratio or fraction showing the relationship between map and ground distances
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- data that changes smoothly across a region, such as elevation or temperature
- a circle on a sphere that does not divide it into equal halves
- a map that accurately shows area but distorts shape
- a projection that balances distortions of shape, area, and distance
- a network of latitude and longitude lines that locates points on Earth
- the direction or path along a compass
- the level of detail in a digital image
- a map projection based on a plane touching Earth at a point
- one half of Earth, either north/south or east/west
- a line connecting points of equal value
- the point at 90° north latitude
- infrared radiation that shows heat patterns. Also known as TIR.
- the shape of Earth, slightly flattened at the poles and bulging at the equator
- a line or bar showing distance units on a map. Also known as a bar scale.
- a line of constant compass direction
- capturing data in multiple wavelengths for analysis
- the line where the calendar date changes by one day
- the main east-west line in a survey system
- an image made by combining several bands of remote sensing data into a color display
- software that analyzes and displays spatial data. Also known as GIS
- a digital representation of ground surface topography
- the vertical distance between contour lines
- Canada’s official land surveying framework for federal lands
- the process of planning and following a route
- a map focused on a specific topic or theme
- the time of day when the sun is highest in the sky
- a region where the same standard time is used
- creating visual representations of data for interpretation
- a method for representing Earth’s curved surface on a flat map
- a projection that shows great circles as straight lines
- the preservation of distance in map projection
- a line of latitude running east-west around Earth
- electromagneticradiation just beyond visible red light. Also known as NIR.
- a square mile of land within a township
- radar that creates pictures of the surface
- the angular distance north or south of the equator
- the line of 0° latitude that divides Earth into northern and southern hemispheres
69 Clues: the point at 90° south latitude • the point at 90° north latitude • the science and art of making maps • a line of constant compass direction • the smallest unit of a digital image • the direction or path along a compass • a map key explaining the symbols used • the level of detail in a digital image • a line connecting points of equal value • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2024-03-13
Across
- Longest river in the world
- Very bottom of earth.
- Lake in Greenville Maine.
- Country near Iceland.
- US capital
- down on a map.
- Saltwater lake in Utah.
- Mountain in Maine.
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- right on a map.
- Top circle of earth.
- Largest desert in the world located in Africca
- Country where volcanoes are erupting.
- Half of the earth.
- up on a map.
- Very top of earth.
- Bottom circle of earth.
- one of the 7 continents
- left on a map.
- City where Big Ben is located
- one of the 7 continents
- home of the lobster.
- country north of USA.
22 Clues: US capital • up on a map. • down on a map. • left on a map. • right on a map. • Half of the earth. • Very top of earth. • Mountain in Maine. • Top circle of earth. • home of the lobster. • Very bottom of earth. • Country near Iceland. • country north of USA. • Bottom circle of earth. • one of the 7 continents • Saltwater lake in Utah. • one of the 7 continents • Lake in Greenville Maine. • ...
Bradley switzer the land 2025-05-06
Across
- the weathering of rocks and other materials
- molten rock liquid or solid
- where 2 plates meet
- mixture of materials from volcanic eruption
- continental drift theororist
- outer layer of earth
- rocks breaking down
- theory that continents drift apart
- something that erupts
- the movement of tectonic plates
- the top layer of earth
- not active
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- large fault in california
- the deepest layer of earth
- there are 7 of them
- continent made from all continents
- hot liquid rock
- causes earth to shake
- middle layer of earth
- opposite of inner core
- features on Earth
21 Clues: not active • hot liquid rock • features on Earth • there are 7 of them • where 2 plates meet • rocks breaking down • outer layer of earth • causes earth to shake • middle layer of earth • something that erupts • opposite of inner core • the top layer of earth • large fault in california • the deepest layer of earth • molten rock liquid or solid • continental drift theororist • ...
Astronomy Crossword Puzzle 2024-01-22
Across
- - It was believed to be in fixed position in the sky. However, when the Greeks traveled to places nearer the equator, like Egypt, they noticed that it is closer to the horizon.
- - He was the greatest Italian scientist of the Renaissance. Due to the telescope, he was able to discover and observe important astronomical facts such as lunar craters, the phases of the Venus, the moon's of Jupiter, sun spots, and the sizes of the stars.
- - Earth does this around the sun once a year.
- - They are much noted for their contributions in different fields. They were not only great philosophers but great scientists and mathematicians as well.
- - a dark (real image) area where light from light source is blocked by an opaque object.
- - Any theory of the structure of the solar system (or the universe) in which earth is assumed to be at the center of it all.
- - growing; describes the moon when the illuminated portion is descreasing.
- - The perimeter of a circle or ellipse.
- - An imaginary line through earth
- - His accurate measurements of Mars were his greatest contributions to astronomy.
- - A displacement or difference in the apparent position of an object viewed along two different lines of sight, and is measured by the angle or semi-angle of inclination between those two lines.
- - A natural object that orbits a larger object.
- - An obscuring of the light from one celestial body by the passage of another between it and the observer or between it and its source of illumination
- - The astronomical model in which the earth and planets revolve around the sun at the center of the solar system.
- - A moment when the sun's path in the sky is farthest south in the Northern Hemisphere or farthest north in the Southern Hemisphere.
- - The longest day of the year. In the Northern Hemisphere it is in June, while in the Southern Hemisphere it's in December.
- - Are three scientific laws describing the motion of planets around the Sun, by Johannes Kepler.
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- - A student of Plato and considered as one of the great philosophers of his time; his earth-centered view dominated for almost 2,000 years.
- - It is the shape of the earth and some other planets. It's is like a sphere squashed from the top so the diameter from pole to pole is less than the diameter from equator to equator.
- - It claims that the planets moved in a complicated system of circles. This model also became known as the Ptolemic System.
- - A representation of the sun-Earth-moon system.
- - Developed and formalized Galileo’s concept of inertia.
- - Earth’s path in space.
- - shrinking; describes the moon when the illuminated portion is descreasing.
- - A Greek philosopher who computed the circumference of the earth and who gave the most accurate size during their time.
- - Discovered by Galileo to look at the moon, discover the four satellites of Jupiter, observe supernova, and discover sunspot.
- - Dark region of the Sun due to lower temperature.
- - Developed a heliocentric system where in the orbits were elliptical rather than circular. This advanced the Sun-centered view.
- - Justified his Earth-centered model and explained retrograde motion through cycles and epicycles.
- - The figure of the moon that appears as a curve with pointy ends.
30 Clues: - Earth’s path in space. • - An imaginary line through earth • - The perimeter of a circle or ellipse. • - Earth does this around the sun once a year. • - A natural object that orbits a larger object. • - A representation of the sun-Earth-moon system. • - Dark region of the Sun due to lower temperature. • - Developed and formalized Galileo’s concept of inertia. • ...
Astronomy Crossword Puzzle 2024-01-22
Across
- - It was believed to be in fixed position in the sky. However, when the Greeks traveled to places nearer the equator, like Egypt, they noticed that it is closer to the horizon.
- - He was the greatest Italian scientist of the Renaissance. Due to the telescope, he was able to discover and observe important astronomical facts such as lunar craters, the phases of the Venus, the moon's of Jupiter, sun spots, and the sizes of the stars.
- - Earth does this around the sun once a year.
- - They are much noted for their contributions in different fields. They were not only great philosophers but great scientists and mathematicians as well.
- - a dark (real image) area where light from light source is blocked by an opaque object.
- - Any theory of the structure of the solar system (or the universe) in which earth is assumed to be at the center of it all.
- - growing; describes the moon when the illuminated portion is descreasing.
- - The perimeter of a circle or ellipse.
- - An imaginary line through earth
- - His accurate measurements of Mars were his greatest contributions to astronomy.
- - A displacement or difference in the apparent position of an object viewed along two different lines of sight, and is measured by the angle or semi-angle of inclination between those two lines.
- - A natural object that orbits a larger object.
- - An obscuring of the light from one celestial body by the passage of another between it and the observer or between it and its source of illumination
- - The astronomical model in which the earth and planets revolve around the sun at the center of the solar system.
- - A moment when the sun's path in the sky is farthest south in the Northern Hemisphere or farthest north in the Southern Hemisphere.
- - The longest day of the year. In the Northern Hemisphere it is in June, while in the Southern Hemisphere it's in December.
- - Are three scientific laws describing the motion of planets around the Sun, by Johannes Kepler.
Down
- - A student of Plato and considered as one of the great philosophers of his time; his earth-centered view dominated for almost 2,000 years.
- - It is the shape of the earth and some other planets. It's is like a sphere squashed from the top so the diameter from pole to pole is less than the diameter from equator to equator.
- - It claims that the planets moved in a complicated system of circles. This model also became known as the Ptolemic System.
- - A representation of the sun-Earth-moon system.
- - Developed and formalized Galileo’s concept of inertia.
- - Earth’s path in space.
- - shrinking; describes the moon when the illuminated portion is descreasing.
- - A Greek philosopher who computed the circumference of the earth and who gave the most accurate size during their time.
- - Discovered by Galileo to look at the moon, discover the four satellites of Jupiter, observe supernova, and discover sunspot.
- - Dark region of the Sun due to lower temperature.
- - Developed a heliocentric system where in the orbits were elliptical rather than circular. This advanced the Sun-centered view.
- - Justified his Earth-centered model and explained retrograde motion through cycles and epicycles.
- - The figure of the moon that appears as a curve with pointy ends.
30 Clues: - Earth’s path in space. • - An imaginary line through earth • - The perimeter of a circle or ellipse. • - Earth does this around the sun once a year. • - A natural object that orbits a larger object. • - A representation of the sun-Earth-moon system. • - Dark region of the Sun due to lower temperature. • - Developed and formalized Galileo’s concept of inertia. • ...
Astronomy Crossword Puzzle 2024-01-22
Across
- - growing; describes the moon when the illuminated portion is descreasing.
- - shrinking; describes the moon when the illuminated portion is descreasing.
- - A student of Plato and considered as one of the great philosophers of his time; his earth-centered view dominated for almost 2,000 years.
- - Discovered by Galileo to look at the moon, discover the four satellites of Jupiter, observe supernova, and discover sunspot.
- - Earth does this around the sun once a year.
- - The astronomical model in which the earth and planets revolve around the sun at the center of the solar system.
- - A natural object that orbits a larger object.
- - An imaginary line through earth
- - The figure of the moon that appears as a curve with pointy ends.
- - A Greek philosopher who computed the circumference of the earth and who gave the most accurate size during their time.
- - It claims that the planets moved in a complicated system of circles. This model also became known as the Ptolemic System.
- - Dark region of the Sun due to lower temperature.
- - A moment when the sun's path in the sky is farthest south in the Northern Hemisphere or farthest north in the Southern Hemisphere.
- - a dark (real image) area where light from light source is blocked by an opaque object.
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- - He was the greatest Italian scientist of the Renaissance. Due to the telescope, he was able to discover and observe important astronomical facts such as lunar craters, the phases of the Venus, the moon's of Jupiter, sun spots, and the sizes of the stars.
- - Developed and formalized Galileo’s concept of inertia.
- - Are three scientific laws describing the motion of planets around the Sun, by Johannes Kepler.
- - Any theory of the structure of the solar system (or the universe) in which earth is assumed to be at the center of it all.
- - A displacement or difference in the apparent position of an object viewed along two different lines of sight, and is measured by the angle or semi-angle of inclination between those two lines.
- - The perimeter of a circle or ellipse.
- - Justified his Earth-centered model and explained retrograde motion through cycles and epicycles.
- - His accurate measurements of Mars were his greatest contributions to astronomy.
- - The longest day of the year. In the Northern Hemisphere it is in June, while in the Southern Hemisphere it's in December.
- - Developed a heliocentric system where in the orbits were elliptical rather than circular. This advanced the Sun-centered view.
- - They are much noted for their contributions in different fields. They were not only great philosophers but great scientists and mathematicians as well.
- - An obscuring of the light from one celestial body by the passage of another between it and the observer or between it and its source of illumination.
- - It is the shape of the earth and some other planets. It's is like a sphere squashed from the top so the diameter from pole to pole is less than the diameter from equator to equator.
- - It was believed to be in fixed position in the sky. However, when the Greeks traveled to places nearer the equator, like Egypt, they noticed that it is closer to the horizon.
- - Earth’s path in space.
- - A representation of the sun-Earth-moon system.
30 Clues: - Earth’s path in space. • - An imaginary line through earth • - The perimeter of a circle or ellipse. • - Earth does this around the sun once a year. • - A natural object that orbits a larger object. • - A representation of the sun-Earth-moon system. • - Dark region of the Sun due to lower temperature. • - Developed and formalized Galileo’s concept of inertia. • ...
Astronomy 2016-04-24
Across
- Equal length of day and night.
- Brightest objects in the Universe.
- Death of a massive star.
- Discovered laws of planetary motion
- Space telescope, launched in 1990.
- What the Sun will be when Earth is destroyed.
- Birth place of stars.
- Collection of stars kept together via gravity.
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- North star.
- Discovered moons around Jupiter.
- Band of EM radiation we see the heat of the Big Bang in.
- Distance related to a parallax of 1 arcsecond.
- Theory pushed by Fred Hoyle.
- Not a planet.
- The hunter, a constellation.
- Current theory for the formation of everything.
- Manned missions to the Moon.
17 Clues: North star. • Not a planet. • Birth place of stars. • Death of a massive star. • Theory pushed by Fred Hoyle. • The hunter, a constellation. • Manned missions to the Moon. • Equal length of day and night. • Discovered moons around Jupiter. • Brightest objects in the Universe. • Space telescope, launched in 1990. • Discovered laws of planetary motion • ...
Science Vocab 2023-11-27
Across
- When something goes around another thing in a circle formation.
- When the sun's rays form a straight line on a certain part of Earth
- Telling how hot or cold something is.
- The planet that is third in order from the Sun.
- The line that separates the Northern and Southern Hemisphere.
- A star that stays directly over the North Pole.
- The pole at the top of the Earth.
- The pole at the bottom of the Earth.
- One of the twelve periods that the year is separated into.
- The half of Earth that is North of the Equator.
- Zone The zone that is hottest and closest to the Equator.
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- Another name for the North Star.
- 365 days, about how long it takes Earth to complete a full revolution around the Sun.
- The half of Earth that is South of the Equator.
- The path the Earth takes around the Sun.
- The opposite of going clockwise, or moving around something to the right.
- The coldest zone, located at the top and bottom of Earth.
- The zone on each side of the Tropical Zone.
- Something that many people think is correct, but is not very accurate.
- The big star that sits in the middle of our solar system.
20 Clues: Another name for the North Star. • The pole at the top of the Earth. • The pole at the bottom of the Earth. • Telling how hot or cold something is. • The path the Earth takes around the Sun. • The zone on each side of the Tropical Zone. • The half of Earth that is South of the Equator. • The planet that is third in order from the Sun. • ...
Space Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-02
Across
- One of the highly dense rocky planets nearest to the sun
- Sun-centered model of the solar system
- A small body that gives off gas and dust as it passes close to the sun
- An explosive release of energy that comes from the sun and that is associated with magnetic disturbances on the sun's surface
- The outer part of a shadow
- A natural or artificial body that revolves around a planet
- A collection of stars, dust, and gas bound together by gravity
- The darkest part of a shadow
- The time required for Earth to rotate once on its axis
- A loop of relatively cool, incandescent gas that extends above the photosphere
- A force of attraction between objects that is due to their masses and distance
- A dark area of the photosphere of the sun that is cooler than the surrounding areas and that has a strong magnetic field
- An event in which the shadow of one celestial body falls on another
- The moment when the sunlight hits both hemispheres of the Earth equally
- Growing smaller (Moon Phases)
- The time required for Earth to revolve once around the sun
- The brightness of a star as seen from Earth
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- The spin of a body on its axis
- Growing bigger (moon Phases)
- The sun and all of the planets and other bodies that travel around it
- The moment when the sunlight is at a maximum on one hemisphere and a minimum on another hemisphere
- A large celestial body that is composed of gas and emits light
- Space and all the matter and energy in it
- A relatively small, rocky body that travels through space
- The path that a body follows as it travels around another body in space
- The different appearances of the moon from Earth throughout the month
- Earth centered model of the solar system
- A large irregular shaped rocky body that orbits the sun
- A measure of how bright a star would be if it were seen from a standard distance
- A celestial body that orbits the sun, is round because of its own gravity, but has not cleared its orbital path
- The distance that light travels in one year
- A planet that has a deep, massive atmosphere and is further from the sun
- A bright streak of light that results when a meteoroid burns up in Earth's atmosphere
- A meteoroid that reaches Earth's surface without burning up completely
34 Clues: The outer part of a shadow • Growing bigger (moon Phases) • The darkest part of a shadow • Growing smaller (Moon Phases) • The spin of a body on its axis • Sun-centered model of the solar system • Earth centered model of the solar system • Space and all the matter and energy in it • The distance that light travels in one year • The brightness of a star as seen from Earth • ...
Rotation/Revolution,Seasons, Solstice/Equinox 2017-02-14
Across
- moon the phase of the moon in which its whole disk is illuminated
- gibbous more than half illuminated
- quarter one-half illuminated by the sun
- axis location and tilt of Earth during each season
- summer and winter happening
- tides a tide just after a new or full moon, when there is the greatest difference between high and low water
- he movement of one object around a center or another object, a forceful overthrow of a government by the people or any sudden or grand change.
- cresent sometimes called an old moon, is defined to occur when the Moon is nearly, but not precisely, on a line with the Earth and Sun
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- cycle changes every 30 days
- a large fraction of the moon's day side is facing our way
- resulting from the earth's changing position with regard to the sun.
- the process or act of turning or circling around something
- the curved sickle shape of the waxing or waning moon
- quarter one-half illuminated by the sun
- spring and fall happening
- gravitational attraction of the moon
- moon the phase of the moon when it is in conjunction with the sun and invisible from earth, or shortly thereafter when it appears as a slender crescent
- tide a tide just after the first or third quarters of the moon when there is the least difference between high and low water
18 Clues: spring and fall happening • cycle changes every 30 days • summer and winter happening • gibbous more than half illuminated • gravitational attraction of the moon • quarter one-half illuminated by the sun • quarter one-half illuminated by the sun • axis location and tilt of Earth during each season • the curved sickle shape of the waxing or waning moon • ...
Solar System, Earth, and Life Crossword Puzzle 2021-08-23
Across
- The thickest layer of Earth
- 1 of the 3 qualities unique to human beings
- The thinnest layer of planet earth
- The Milky Way
- All water on Earth belongs to this sphere
- the number of oceans on planet Earth
- The number of planets in our solar system
- The number of animal kingdoms (vertebrates)
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- The number of continents on planet Earth
- The closest planet to our sun
- The number of spheres of Earth
- This sphere deals with rocks, soil
- Needed for all life to exist on Earth
- this sphere is unique to Earth
- the number of planets between Earth and Sun
- The first animal kingdom to appear on Earth
16 Clues: The Milky Way • The thickest layer of Earth • The closest planet to our sun • The number of spheres of Earth • this sphere is unique to Earth • This sphere deals with rocks, soil • The thinnest layer of planet earth • the number of oceans on planet Earth • Needed for all life to exist on Earth • The number of continents on planet Earth • ...
Religious Studies 2017-04-05
8 Clues: God's son • The creator of Earth • A Jewish place of worship • 10 rules Christians follow • The speaker at a Synagogue • An eight day Jewish holiday • A Christian place of worship • The place where the Torah is kept in a Synagogue
ela crossword 2024-01-09
8 Clues: same amount • to make equal • having the same number • imaginary line around earth • having all angles equal in size • having all sides equal in length • making different sets of numbers equal • the day and night are nearly equal in length
equ-, equi 2025-01-06
8 Clues: to make equal • having the same amount • having the same measure • a mathematical formula for • imaginary line around Earth • having all angles equal in size • having all sides equal in length • when the day and night are equal in length
The Sky is Falling! 2021-09-28
8 Clues: Earth is our _____. • The sky is ____ us. • The ____ is sometimes blue. • The stars come out at _____. • Don't look directly at the ____! • The sky is _____ during the day. • I like to find shapes in the _____. • You can see the moon best in _____.
Choice Board Assignment: Crossword Puzzle 2025-01-10
Across
- The energy that comes from the movement of tiny particles in matter, often felt as heat.
- The transfer of heat through liquids and gases, often responsible for weather patterns.
- Slow-moving water currents found deep beneath the ocean's surface, driven by temperature and salinity differences.
- Winds that blow over short distances, often caused by local geographic features like mountains or bodies of water.
- The transfer of heat or energy through waves, like sunlight warming the Earth.
- Ocean movement caused by wind, affecting the top layer of water.
- Large streams of ocean water that move continuously through the world's oceans.
- Moving air caused by differences in temperature and pressure.
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- The trapping of heat by gases in the atmosphere, which warms the Earth.
- A cool wind that blows from the sea to the land, especially during the day.
- Large-scale air movements around the Earth that help distribute heat and moisture.
- The phenomenon that causes moving air and water to turn due to Earth's rotation.
- A cool wind that blows from the land to the sea, especially at night.
- The transfer of heat through direct contact between materials.
14 Clues: Moving air caused by differences in temperature and pressure. • The transfer of heat through direct contact between materials. • Ocean movement caused by wind, affecting the top layer of water. • A cool wind that blows from the land to the sea, especially at night. • The trapping of heat by gases in the atmosphere, which warms the Earth. • ...
2권 퍼즐1 다시 2016-10-31
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- Suddenly, the door opened and an old woman (appear)ed.
- One good thing about storms is that they (cool) the Earth.
- A butterfly folds its wings (upward) when sitting on a flower.
- A (moth) has a thick and fuzzy body with wings.
- The bad thing about storms is that they are very (dangerous).
- Deserts get only about 40 cm of rain a (year).
- Storms bring heavy (rain) and strong winds.
- Their mom does all this work by (herself).
- Hansel and Gretel are (lost) in the woods.
- A butterfly has a thin and smooth body with (wing)s.
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- Desert (plant)s have few or no leaves.
- Another good thing is that they remove (pollution) from the air.
- A moth (spread)s its wings downward when sitting on a leaf.
- Storms can (damage) crops and houses.
- Storms give water to all living (creature)s.
- We can see colorful butterflies in the (daytime).
- Deserts are (hot) during the day and cold at nights.
- She writes a (list) of house chores.
- One fifth of the (land) on the Earth is desert.
- Hansel and Gretel couldn’t find their (way) home.
20 Clues: She writes a (list) of house chores. • Storms can (damage) crops and houses. • Desert (plant)s have few or no leaves. • Their mom does all this work by (herself). • Hansel and Gretel are (lost) in the woods. • Storms bring heavy (rain) and strong winds. • Storms give water to all living (creature)s. • Deserts get only about 40 cm of rain a (year). • ...
2권 퍼즐1 2016-10-24
Across
- Hansel and Gretel couldn’t find their (way) home.
- One fifth of the (land) on the Earth is desert.
- A moth (spread)s its wings downward when sitting on a leaf.
- Desert (plant)s have few or no leaves.
- A (moth) has a thick and fuzzy body with wings.
- We can see colorful butterflies in the (daytime).
- Storms give water to all living (creature)s.
- Another good thing is that they remove (pollution) from the air.
- Storms bring heavy (rain) and strong winds.
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- (Desert)s get only about 40 cm of rain a year.
- A butterfly has a thin and smooth body with (wing)s.
- Suddenly, the door opened and an old woman (appear)ed.
- Hansel and Gretel are (lost) in the woods.
- Storms can (damage) crops and houses.
- Deserts are (hot) during the day and cold at nights.
- The bad thing about storms is that they are very (dangerous).
- One good thing about storms is that they (cool) the Earth.
- mom does all this work by (herself).
- A butterfly folds its wings (upward) when sitting on a flower.
- She writes a (list) of house chores.
20 Clues: mom does all this work by (herself). • She writes a (list) of house chores. • Storms can (damage) crops and houses. • Desert (plant)s have few or no leaves. • Hansel and Gretel are (lost) in the woods. • Storms bring heavy (rain) and strong winds. • Storms give water to all living (creature)s. • (Desert)s get only about 40 cm of rain a year. • ...
Chapter 15 2017-04-11
Across
- energy transferred by waves or rays
- effect- causes moving air and water to appear to turn left in the southern hemisphere due to or turn right in the northern hemisphere
- - the movement of air from an area of higher pressure to an area of lower pressure
- third layer of the atmosphere
- the force of exerted on a surface
- Earth's air
- - Transfer of energy that occurs when molecules bump into each other
- group of chemical compounds; may enter the atmosphere and destroy the ozone layer
- radiation- type of energy the comes to Earth from the Sun
- fourth layer of the Earth
- breeze - movement of air from sea to land during the day
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- layer of electrically charged particles
- process in which water vapor changes to a liquid
- breeze - movement of the air from land to sea at night
- streams- narrow bands of strong winds that blow near the top of the troposphere
- transfer of heat by the flow of material
- layer of Earth's atmosphere directly above the troposphere
- - all the water on the Earth’s surface
- layer- layer of the stratosphere that absorbs most of the Sun’s ultraviolet radiation
- top layer of the atmosphere
20 Clues: Earth's air • fourth layer of the Earth • top layer of the atmosphere • third layer of the atmosphere • the force of exerted on a surface • energy transferred by waves or rays • layer of electrically charged particles • - all the water on the Earth’s surface • transfer of heat by the flow of material • process in which water vapor changes to a liquid • ...
Geography Defintions 2013-09-09
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- Map A map marked with contour lines.
- a high plain
- a large flat area
- is an area of land bordered by water on 3 sides
- fast flowing water
- The height of an object or point in relation to sea level
- Directions The directions given on a compass according to the North
- Any of the world's main continuous expanses of land
- created by the natural movement of shifting plates
- A period of 24 hours of the earth spinning on its axis to produce morning and night
- a elevated land with a flat top
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- a irruption causing natural land creation
- Directions The four cardinal directions or cardinal points are the directions of north, south, east, and west
- The point in the orbit of a planet, asteroid, or comet at which it is furthest from the sun
- An imaginary line about which the earth rotates at an angle of 23°
- Circle The parallel of latitude 66° 33′ south of the equator.
- – up and down land (hills)
- – a wetland with some overflowing areas but mostly shallow water.
- opening of river
- A book of different types of maps
20 Clues: a high plain • opening of river • a large flat area • fast flowing water • – up and down land (hills) • a elevated land with a flat top • A book of different types of maps • Map A map marked with contour lines. • a irruption causing natural land creation • is an area of land bordered by water on 3 sides • created by the natural movement of shifting plates • ...
Belotti 2 2014-03-25
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- they only live in Australia
- the American President lives there
- Sherlock Holmes' assistant
- it orbits the Earth in about 1 hour
- there are two of them on a bicycle
- a famous Italian painter
- a famous landmark in Paris
- the number of people in a rugby team
- an American sports association
- a subject that deals with the past
- it forms at 0° Centigrade
- it's to the south of America
- it pulls a train
- it turns to follow the sun
- a famous Austrian cmposer
- collective name for knives, forks and spoons
- if you see one you will probably run away
- it is known for its rings
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- it is between America and Asia
- you use it when it rains
- it usually comes out every day
- where you go to watch a play
- penguins live there
- a place where apples and pears grow
- the capital of New Zealand
- a big clock in London
- Hollywood is in this state
- it has a long nose
- if you drink it, it will kill you
- it forms when water boils
- it rotates around the sun in 365 days
31 Clues: it pulls a train • it has a long nose • penguins live there • a big clock in London • you use it when it rains • a famous Italian painter • it forms at 0° Centigrade • a famous Austrian cmposer • it forms when water boils • it is known for its rings • Sherlock Holmes' assistant • a famous landmark in Paris • the capital of New Zealand • Hollywood is in this state • ...
Math/Science Vocab Review 2021-10-25
Across
- The top number of a fraction
- a large winter squash that you can carve and is orange
- Making a smart guess without actually measuring or counting
- made of layers of other rocks and living thing over a long time
- A large raised area of flat land
- Having the same size and shape
- The main divisions of land on Earth
- An equal part of a whole
- A long piece of land almost fully surrounded by water
- Any of the numerals from zero to nine
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- a monster that can turn into a bat and sleeps during the day
- hot, liquid rock that forms inside the earth
- A triangular area of land formed by sediment at a river's mouth
- the operation that reveres the effect of another operation
- mammals that can fly
- A rock formed by the cooling of super-hot rocks
- The bottom number of a fraction
- the usual treat in "trick or treat" (don't eat too much!)
- a monster that is green and flies on a broom
- Any numbers that are added together
- rock a rock that been changed by heat and pressure
- the result of adding two or more numbers together
22 Clues: mammals that can fly • An equal part of a whole • The top number of a fraction • Having the same size and shape • The bottom number of a fraction • A large raised area of flat land • The main divisions of land on Earth • Any numbers that are added together • Any of the numerals from zero to nine • hot, liquid rock that forms inside the earth • ...
Lunar Cycle 2022-03-04
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- A series of events that are regularly repeated in the same order.
- when the moon is is starting over the cycle.
- The dark part of the day.
- An artificial body placed in orbit around the earth.
- The curved sickle shape of the waxing or waning moon.
- When the moon is fully lit.
- Obscure the light from the moon.
- when the moon is halfway lit and going down to the start.
- Have a progressively smaller part of its visible surface illuminated.
- The U.S. federal government responsible for the civilian space.
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- Make something visible or bright by shining light.
- of, determined by, or resembling the moon.
- The action of rotating around an axis or center.
- When the moon is partially lit on the right.
- A distinct period or stage in a series of events or a process of change or development.
- When the moon is halfway lit.
- The curved path of a celestial object or spacecraft around a star, planet, or moon.
- When something is bright and shiny.
- The planet we live on.
- A dark area or shape.
- the observable illuminated part greater than a semicircle.
21 Clues: A dark area or shape. • The planet we live on. • The dark part of the day. • When the moon is fully lit. • When the moon is halfway lit. • Obscure the light from the moon. • When something is bright and shiny. • of, determined by, or resembling the moon. • when the moon is is starting over the cycle. • When the moon is partially lit on the right. • ...
Crossword #2: Into Outer Space! 2022-10-17
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- Halley's _____
- Smallest moon of 463.
- Planet of the alien
- Largest moon ever.
- Closest dwarf planet to the sun
- Planet closest to sun.
- First man on 463.
- Toy from a Pixar movie who was all about space
- The big dipper is made of...
- Used to be a planet.
- Planet after Jupiter was discovered in _______10
- Planet with 79 moons
- Between 463 and 463.
Down
- Has a calendar based around it.
- A 463 is made of dust, rock, and...
- The planet on which a day is longer than a year.
- Apollo __ Mission.
- ______'s comet; a comet that is only visible to Earth every seventy-five or so years
- The ____ way.
- Star of the solar system.
- A planet which is as big as 463
- The amount of planets in 1990.
- Collided with 463 to create the moon
- Planet with an unlucky amount of rings.
- This is what the big bang is.
- Has a moon named Triton.
- _____ dwarf; a stage in the life cycle of a star
- Color of the Sun.
- Dwarf planet with a radius of 715 kilometers
- The first woman in space was from...
30 Clues: The ____ way. • Halley's _____ • First man on 463. • Color of the Sun. • Apollo __ Mission. • Largest moon ever. • Planet of the alien • Used to be a planet. • Planet with 79 moons • Between 463 and 463. • Smallest moon of 463. • Planet closest to sun. • Has a moon named Triton. • Star of the solar system. • The big dipper is made of... • This is what the big bang is. • ...
Study Guide Unit 1 Ocean World 2019-10-18
Across
- the ocean that covers 1/3 of the Earth
- modern-day sea-going vessels have them today
- type of oceanography that studies the relationships between organisms and their environment
- mapped the Arctic Ocean and designed deep-water sampling equipment
- type of oceanography that impacts both the ocean and the life within the ocean
- shallow, S-shaped ocean
- type of oceanography that studies the composition an history of seawater
- 72% of this covers the Earth
- discovered hydrothermal vents
- underwater microphone
- pioneered unaided deep-sea diving and underwater research
- Sylvia Earle's nickname
- most shallow and small ocean that is partially covered by ice
- long nets that can encircle a school of fish
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- part of William & Mary
- type of oceanography that studies the movement and changed of the ocean
- this voyage mapped the coastline of southern South America
- agency that focuses on the oceans and atmosphere
- separates sediment by grain size
- measures salinity levels by measuring density
- largest fleet of research ships and submersibles
- net towed behind the vessel to catch organisms on or just above the ocean floor
- confined to the southern hemisphere except the northern tip
23 Clues: underwater microphone • part of William & Mary • shallow, S-shaped ocean • Sylvia Earle's nickname • 72% of this covers the Earth • discovered hydrothermal vents • separates sediment by grain size • the ocean that covers 1/3 of the Earth • modern-day sea-going vessels have them today • long nets that can encircle a school of fish • measures salinity levels by measuring density • ...
Safety Quiz 2019-08-23
Across
- / is anything that have potential to bring harm to human, environment, properties and reputation
- / ____ map is available at the nearest exit door
- powder / Fire extinguisher that can be used on Classes A, B and C fires
- / an International Standard that specifies requirements for an occupational health and safety (OH&S) management system
- / a pictorial symbol for a word or phrase that indicates the hazard properties of material
- / There are ____ section in Material Safety Data Sheet
- / Layer that protect the earth from UV rays
- / Standardize
- / a powered industrial truck used to lift and move materials over short distances
- / contaminated rags, plastics, papers or filters
- harness / one of the compulsory PPE when you are working at height
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- Day / 22 April
- condition / Hazard that have potential to cause injury or death to an employee
- / pictogram for eye damage
- / Only ___ person can approve permit to work
- / oxygen + ignition sources + fuel
- / an unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in damage or injury
- / You need to park your car in ______ position in Safran
- Crossing / Use ____ when you are crossing the road
- / Name of Fire Marshal for Engineering Department
20 Clues: / Standardize • Day / 22 April • / pictogram for eye damage • / oxygen + ignition sources + fuel • / Layer that protect the earth from UV rays • / Only ___ person can approve permit to work • / ____ map is available at the nearest exit door • / contaminated rags, plastics, papers or filters • / Name of Fire Marshal for Engineering Department • ...
space and life science 2024-03-11
Across
- Dwarf planet crosses another rotation
- A relationship between organisms where one organisms benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helped
- Scale a device used to measure an object's weight
- of Matter The form matter exists in. Matter exists in 3 states:
- orbit the sun
- Spinning on axis
- Huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar
- Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury
- The relationships between organisms in an ecosystem.
- The collection of all the populations of species in an area including plants and other organisms.
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- Light is bouncing off of a surface
- The process that plants use to turn water, air, and sunlight into food for growth
- how much heat is in something, and you experience it every day
- a reflection of you but all black
- small, rocky objects
- the total movement of an object without any regard to direction
- the tilt on earth
- Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas
- If light passes through a medium and items on the far side appear blurry
- venus
- the green pigment that plants use to make food during a process called photosynthesis
21 Clues: venus • orbit the sun • Spinning on axis • the tilt on earth • small, rocky objects • a reflection of you but all black • Light is bouncing off of a surface • Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas • Dwarf planet crosses another rotation • Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury • Scale a device used to measure an object's weight • ...
space and life science 2024-03-11
Across
- Dwarf planet crosses another rotation
- A relationship between organisms where one organisms benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helped
- Scale a device used to measure an object's weight
- of Matter The form matter exists in. Matter exists in 3 states:
- orbit the sun
- Spinning on axis
- Huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar
- Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury
- The relationships between organisms in an ecosystem.
- The collection of all the populations of species in an area including plants and other organisms.
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- Light is bouncing off of a surface
- The process that plants use to turn water, air, and sunlight into food for growth
- how much heat is in something, and you experience it every day
- a reflection of you but all black
- small, rocky objects
- the total movement of an object without any regard to direction
- the tilt on earth
- Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas
- If light passes through a medium and items on the far side appear blurry
- venus
- the green pigment that plants use to make food during a process called photosynthesis
21 Clues: venus • orbit the sun • Spinning on axis • the tilt on earth • small, rocky objects • a reflection of you but all black • Light is bouncing off of a surface • Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas • Dwarf planet crosses another rotation • Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury • Scale a device used to measure an object's weight • ...
space and life science 2024-03-11
Across
- Dwarf planet crosses another rotation
- A relationship between organisms where one organisms benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helped
- Scale a device used to measure an object's weight
- of Matter The form matter exists in. Matter exists in 3 states:
- orbit the sun
- Spinning on axis
- Huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar
- Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury
- The relationships between organisms in an ecosystem.
- The collection of all the populations of species in an area including plants and other organisms.
Down
- Light is bouncing off of a surface
- The process that plants use to turn water, air, and sunlight into food for growth
- how much heat is in something, and you experience it every day
- a reflection of you but all black
- small, rocky objects
- the total movement of an object without any regard to direction
- the tilt on earth
- Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas
- If light passes through a medium and items on the far side appear blurry
- venus
- the green pigment that plants use to make food during a process called photosynthesis
21 Clues: venus • orbit the sun • Spinning on axis • the tilt on earth • small, rocky objects • a reflection of you but all black • Light is bouncing off of a surface • Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas • Dwarf planet crosses another rotation • Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury • Scale a device used to measure an object's weight • ...
space and life science 2024-03-11
Across
- Dwarf planet crosses another rotation
- A relationship between organisms where one organisms benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helped
- Scale a device used to measure an object's weight
- of Matter The form matter exists in. Matter exists in 3 states:
- orbit the sun
- Spinning on axis
- Huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar
- Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury
- The relationships between organisms in an ecosystem.
- The collection of all the populations of species in an area including plants and other organisms.
Down
- Light is bouncing off of a surface
- The process that plants use to turn water, air, and sunlight into food for growth
- how much heat is in something, and you experience it every day
- a reflection of you but all black
- small, rocky objects
- the total movement of an object without any regard to direction
- the tilt on earth
- Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas
- If light passes through a medium and items on the far side appear blurry
- venus
- the green pigment that plants use to make food during a process called photosynthesis
21 Clues: venus • orbit the sun • Spinning on axis • the tilt on earth • small, rocky objects • a reflection of you but all black • Light is bouncing off of a surface • Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas • Dwarf planet crosses another rotation • Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury • Scale a device used to measure an object's weight • ...
Fry Words 2023-02-24
Across
- Please go ____
- use your finger to ___ to the text
- symbols of the alphabet
- It is your ___ to play
- She ___ her chores every day
- the invisible gaseous substance surrounding the earth, a mixture mainly of oxygen and nitrogen.
- a noise
- please ____ the dishes away
- The country we live in
- You ____ do your homework
- opposite of less
- make different
- to take a photo you get a
- opposite of left
- activity involving mental or physical effort done in order to achieve a purpose or result
- not the same as another or each other; unlike in nature, form, or quality.
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- have a desire to possess or do (something); wish for.
- where you live
- require a necessity
- we go to school to ____ new things
- opposite of after
- don't walk _____ that door
- a fragment of word written together to formulate a complete though or idea
- somewhere that you go
- I ____ to the store
- in order to get good grade you have to____
- earth is also know as the ____
- I want _____ piece of candy
- in the book turn the ____
- to repeat something
- opposite of big
31 Clues: a noise • Please go ____ • where you live • make different • opposite of big • opposite of less • opposite of left • opposite of after • require a necessity • I ____ to the store • to repeat something • somewhere that you go • It is your ___ to play • The country we live in • symbols of the alphabet • You ____ do your homework • to take a photo you get a • in the book turn the ____ • ...
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2023-05-27
Across
- In what city can you see the Golden Gate Bridge?
- What do you call an animal that eats only plants?
- In what country was pizza invented?
- On what continent is the Nile River?
- What is the capital of Australia?
- What is the nearest planet to Earth?
- The abbreviation IT stands for ...
- What animal builds dams?
- A large plant-eating marsupial with a long powerful tail and strongly developed back legs that travels by leaping, is found only in Australia and New Guinea.
- What is the tallest mountain on Earth?
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- The process by which green plants use sunlight to synthesize nutrients from carbon dioxide and generate oxygen as a by-product.
- What is the largest ocean in the world?
- What animal beat the rabbit in a race?
- Who was the first person on the moon?
- How do you call an animal that is active during the night and sleeps during the day?
- What is the fastest animal on land?
- What do you call animals that live on land and water?
- How are French fries called in England?
- How many countries are around the Mekong River?
- What is the biggest country in the world?
20 Clues: What animal builds dams? • What is the capital of Australia? • The abbreviation IT stands for ... • In what country was pizza invented? • What is the fastest animal on land? • On what continent is the Nile River? • What is the nearest planet to Earth? • Who was the first person on the moon? • What animal beat the rabbit in a race? • What is the tallest mountain on Earth? • ...
debbie.dickerson@lifeway.com 2024-05-22
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- Name for dry land (v. 10)
- Name for the gathering of the water (v. 10)
- When the earth was formless and empty and darkness covered surfaces, God said, “Let there be __” (vv. 2-3).
- As God looked on what He had created, He described it as __ (vv. 4, 10, 12, 18, 21, 25).
- God also created __to fly across the expanse, each winged creature according to its kind (1:20-21).
- God __ the light from the darkness (v. 4).
- The ___ light would rule over the day (v. 16).
- God created the plants and animals to reproduce according to (vv. 11, 12, 21, 24,)
- God created lights in the expanse of the sky to serve as __ __ __ and for days and years (vv. 14-15).
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- God created man and woman in __ __ __ (1:27).
- Two-word phrase for the large and small animals God created to swarm in the water, according to their kinds (1:20-21)
- God created creatures on land according to their kinds including livestock, crawling creatures, and __ (vv. 24-25).
- The expanse between the waters (v. 7)
- God caused the earth to produce __ plants (v. 11).
- A lesser light would rule over the __ (v. 16)
- Another light source besides the greater light and the lesser light (v. 16)
- God created trees to bear __ (v. 11).
17 Clues: Name for dry land (v. 10) • The expanse between the waters (v. 7) • God created trees to bear __ (v. 11). • God __ the light from the darkness (v. 4). • Name for the gathering of the water (v. 10) • God created man and woman in __ __ __ (1:27). • A lesser light would rule over the __ (v. 16) • The ___ light would rule over the day (v. 16). • ...
