environmental economics Crossword Puzzles
Functions of the Family 2020-08-04
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- Relaxation, fun, refresh, hobbies
- Teaching & learning
- Modification, adjustment
- Deep intense feeling of caring & devotion
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- Reproduce, having children
- Production, rewarding, working, resources
- Interaction with others, assimilate
- Supervision or rules for safety
- Direction, wisdom, advice
- Principles, merits, & virtues
10 Clues: Teaching & learning • Modification, adjustment • Direction, wisdom, advice • Reproduce, having children • Principles, merits, & virtues • Supervision or rules for safety • Relaxation, fun, refresh, hobbies • Interaction with others, assimilate • Production, rewarding, working, resources • Deep intense feeling of caring & devotion
Buisness 2018-03-27
Economics Cross Word 2021-10-25
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- Total $ after deductions
- same amount of $ every time
- Wealth
- $ paid to protect something
- Loan to buy a Home
- Free Federal Aid for Financial Stuent Aid
- Nations Retirement Program
- Long term financial stability
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- $ you borrow on your Mortgage
- $ paid right into bank account
- $ taxed during sale
- Organised Workers
- Tax on property
- $ charged extra with time
- Short term Financial Stability
- $ Subtracted from Gross Pay
- Federal Insurance Contribution Act
- Total $ Earned
18 Clues: Wealth • Total $ Earned • Tax on property • Organised Workers • Loan to buy a Home • $ taxed during sale • Total $ after deductions • $ charged extra with time • Nations Retirement Program • same amount of $ every time • $ paid to protect something • $ Subtracted from Gross Pay • $ you borrow on your Mortgage • Long term financial stability • $ paid right into bank account • ...
Crossword for Economics 2021-06-29
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- The Indian economy was an ______ economy at the time of independence
- NDIFC represents(2 words)
- The flow which determines the magnitude of growth process in an economy is known as(2 words)
- A place where first iron and steel company established
- Value added method is also called(2 words)
- Which industries were adversely affected during the partition of India?(2 words)
- Another word for political territory(2 words)
- Which is considered as an index of welfare of the people?(acronym)
- Subsides are also know as(2 words)
- Domestic income is a ______ concept
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- The addition of capital stock to the economy
- Which sector is involved in the flow of capital between the domestic economy and other countries of the world?(2 words)
- The resources available to economy for the production of goods and services is known as(3 words)
- The study of the behavior and decision making of entire economics is
- Transfer payments or receipts are ______ while calculating national income
- An office or building used by consul is known as
- What was the another name for tax or duty on imports
- The flow of factor services from household to firms and corresponding flow of goods and services firms to households is known as(2 words)
- A agriculture incrementally low agricultural product is known as
19 Clues: NDIFC represents(2 words) • Subsides are also know as(2 words) • Domestic income is a ______ concept • Value added method is also called(2 words) • The addition of capital stock to the economy • Another word for political territory(2 words) • An office or building used by consul is known as • What was the another name for tax or duty on imports • ...
Economics Activity- Crossword 2021-12-16
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- -data are collected about every item of universe relating to the problem under investigation
- -acts as an economic barometer
- -The main economic problem faced by the society
- -Ogives can be helpful in locating graphically
- -sum of deviation about mean is
- -Square of standard deviation
- -this economic theory aims to determine income and employment level of the economy
- -total satisfaction received from consuming a good or service
- -someone who buys and uses goods and services
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- -Correlation coefficient is _______ of the units of measurement
- -Data represented through histogram can help in finding graphically
- -scarcity refers to limitation of __________ in relation to demand for a commodity
- -when marginal utility is 0 , total utility
- -data collected on religion from the census report are
- -law of demand states the_____ relationship between price and quantity demanded
- -systematic representation of numeric data in rows and columns to facilitate comparison and statistical analysis
- -To which factor, economic problem is basically related to
- -Suppose people buy more of good 1 when the price of good 2 falls
18 Clues: -Square of standard deviation • -acts as an economic barometer • -sum of deviation about mean is • -when marginal utility is 0 , total utility • -someone who buys and uses goods and services • -Ogives can be helpful in locating graphically • -The main economic problem faced by the society • -data collected on religion from the census report are • ...
European Economics Crossword 2013-10-17
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- one who risks his or her own money, time, ideas, and energy to start and run a business
- how many people want the goods available and what they are willing to pay for them
- a government order stopping trade with another country to put pressure on the government of that other country
- describes an economy where businesses can operate without too many rules from the government
- the way a country decides what goods and services will be produced, how they will be produced, and who will consume them
- a decentralized market economy
- factories, machines, technologies, buildings, and property needed for a business to operate
- (1) in a centralized command economy, being told by government what and how much to produce in a certain time; (2) a limit placed on the number of imports that may enter a country
- an economy in which centralized planning groups decide what and how goods and services will be produced, distributed, and consumed
- an economy in which changes in price guide what and how goods and services will be produced, distributed, and consumed
- limited supply of something
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- an area where there are no tariffs among participating countries; for example, North America (NAFTA) or the European Union(EU)
- an economy hat blends characteristics of both command and market economies, but falls closer to one form or the other
- ways of limiting trade by tariffs, quotas, or embargoes
- an economy in which customs and habits of people of the past decide what and how goods and services are produced, distributed, and consumed
- the amount of goods available
- workers of a business of country including their education, training, skills, and health
- a tax on imports
18 Clues: a tax on imports • limited supply of something • the amount of goods available • a decentralized market economy • ways of limiting trade by tariffs, quotas, or embargoes • how many people want the goods available and what they are willing to pay for them • one who risks his or her own money, time, ideas, and energy to start and run a business • ...
Year 9 Economics 2024-08-15
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- How much of a product or service people are willing to buy at a certain price.
- A place where buyers and sellers meet to exchange goods and services.
- The fundamental economic problem of having seemingly unlimited human wants in a world of limited resources.
- The amount of money required to purchase something.
- A general increase in prices and fall in the purchasing value of money.
- Essential items required for survival, like food and water.
- The total amount of a specific good or service that is available to consumers.
- The social science that studies how people use resources to meet their needs and wants.
- The action of putting money into financial schemes, shares, property, or a commercial venture with the expectation of achieving a profit.
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- Activities provided by others for economic benefit, such as teaching.
- Costs The value of the best alternative given up when making a choice.
- A situation in which resources are plentiful and exceed the quantity needed.
- A person who purchases goods and services for personal use.
- Items that people desire but are not essential for survival.
- A market structure characterised by a single seller, selling a unique product in the market.
- A system by which a country’s money and goods are produced and used.
- Physical items that can be bought or sold.
- Wealth in the form of money or other assets owned by a person or organization.
18 Clues: Physical items that can be bought or sold. • The amount of money required to purchase something. • A person who purchases goods and services for personal use. • Essential items required for survival, like food and water. • Items that people desire but are not essential for survival. • A system by which a country’s money and goods are produced and used. • ...
Economics Part 1 2023-04-22
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- a person who buys a good or uses a service
- resources- goods that are used to make other goods or to provide services
- cost- the thing that you give up when you buy something
- an activity you pay someone to do for you
- depending on others to produce things you need.
- something used to produce goods and services
- to trade without using money
- resources- things made by nature that people can use to create a product
- a person who makes a good or provides a service
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- making one kind of good, or providing one kind of service
- not having enough of something
- things we like to have, but aren’t necessary to survive
- anything that you buy that you can hold or touch
- resources- the people needed to produce goods and services
- things like food, water, clothing, and shelter that you can’t survive without
- bring in goods and services from other countries
- exchanging one good or service for something else
- goods and services to other countries
18 Clues: to trade without using money • not having enough of something • goods and services to other countries • an activity you pay someone to do for you • a person who buys a good or uses a service • something used to produce goods and services • depending on others to produce things you need. • a person who makes a good or provides a service • ...
Economics Crossword Puzzle 2022-12-15
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- the amount of something provided in a market
- additional; one more of something
- the point in the market where demand, supply, price and quantity all meet
- a general increases in prices
- a reward offered to persuade someone to do something
- the amount given up to obtain something
- one option for completing a goal or making a decision
- money paid on money borrowed
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- the idea that satisfaction from consumption decreases over time
- the acronym to help remember the shifters of demand
- a measure of one unit of satisfaction
- limited number of supplies
- a word indicating a business is not producing as much as it should be
- someone who makes decisions based on emotion
- the thing that causes a change in quantity demanded
- the amount gained when you obtain something
- the amount of satisfaction on experiences from consuming a product or service
- the acronym to help remember the shifters of demand
- economic decision making
19 Clues: economic decision making • limited number of supplies • money paid on money borrowed • a general increases in prices • additional; one more of something • a measure of one unit of satisfaction • the amount given up to obtain something • the amount gained when you obtain something • the amount of something provided in a market • someone who makes decisions based on emotion • ...
Year 7 Economics 2022-04-28
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- All items sold or traded in an economy
- Factor of production - human resources
- People or businesses that make and sell goods or services to others
- Activities performed by others to be sold or traded in an economy
- To bring in goods from another country
- Factor of production - management of resources
- Factor of production - natural resources
- Factor of production - manufactured resources
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- People who buy things to use
- The amount a consumer is willing and able to buy at a particular price and time
- The economic problem of having unlimited needs and wants, but limited resources
- To send goods to another country
- Things we desire, but can survive without
- Where buyers and sellers interact to exchange money for goods and services
- A person who works for a business
- Two or more people or things depend/rely on each other
- Things that we physically cannot survive without, such as food, water and shelter
- The amount of money a business earns after taking away the expenses that it has to pay
18 Clues: People who buy things to use • To send goods to another country • A person who works for a business • All items sold or traded in an economy • Factor of production - human resources • To bring in goods from another country • Factor of production - natural resources • Things we desire, but can survive without • Factor of production - manufactured resources • ...
Term 2 - Economics 2022-05-13
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- Businesses contribute to the economy through production, employment and ______ (10)
- Achieving maximum output for minimum input (10)
- ________ integration is when businesses start performing the role of other businesses in the supply chain (8)
- How can economic growth be measured? (3)
- Suppliers and competitors belong to the _______ environment (8)
- A country's living standards can be measured through both the ______ and non-material living standards (8)
- Which environment does the business belong to? (8)
- When businesses have lots of market share they also have lots of market ____ (5)
- ______ and supply can cause inflation (6)
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- Measure if goals are achieved or specific milestones (10)
- Unemployment can deteriorate the _____ standards of individuals (6)
- A business's ability to meet their goals or objectives (13)
- The business functions include marketing, operations, human resources and ______ (7)
- The destination or broad aims set by the business (5)
- The external environment is also the _______ the business operates in (8)
- Which environment does society belong to? (5)
- Market _____ is when a business has a lot of the sales from that market (5)
- _______ of scale is when businesses demand discounts from previous businesses in supply chain (9)
18 Clues: How can economic growth be measured? (3) • ______ and supply can cause inflation (6) • Which environment does society belong to? (5) • Achieving maximum output for minimum input (10) • Which environment does the business belong to? (8) • The destination or broad aims set by the business (5) • Measure if goals are achieved or specific milestones (10) • ...
Business and Economics 2025-06-15
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- A person or group who purchases goods or services for personal, family, or household use, not for business or resale
- The act of sending goods or services out of one country for sale or use in another country
- Rivalry between two or more parties striving for a common goal that cannot be shared, such as market share or resources
- A fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly or biweekly basis, made by an employer to an employee.
- A legal process for relieving debt that the borrower cannot repay, often involving liquidation of assets or a repayment plan
- A calculation plan, usually financial, for a defined period, outlining expected income and expenditures
- A compulsory financial charge or levy imposed by a government on income, goods, services, or activities.
- A period of temporary economic decline during which trade and industrial activity are reduced, typically marked by a fall in GDP in two successive quarters.
- The purchase of assets such as stocks, bonds, or real estate with the expectation of generating income or appreciation
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- A plan of action designed to achieve a long-term or overall aim, especially in business or warfare.
- A system within a region or nation involving the production, consumption, and distribution of goods and services
- The management of money, including investing, borrowing, lending, and saving, to achieve financial goals
- A setting where buyers and sellers transact business for the exchange of particular goods or services
- The network of organizations, people, activities, information, and resources involved in moving a product or service from supplier to customer.
- An individual who creates a new business, bearing most of the risks and enjoying most of the rewards
- The financial gain realized when revenue exceeds expenses.
- A financial liability or obligation owed by one party (the debtor) to another (the creditor), typically involving principal and interest
- A type of security that signifies ownership in a corporation and represents a claim on part of the company’s assets and earnings.
18 Clues: The financial gain realized when revenue exceeds expenses. • The act of sending goods or services out of one country for sale or use in another country • A plan of action designed to achieve a long-term or overall aim, especially in business or warfare. • An individual who creates a new business, bearing most of the risks and enjoying most of the rewards • ...
Business and Economics 2025-06-09
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- cost, What you miss out on when making a decision
- The amount of money something costs.
- A business or service that is close to you.
- The people who advertise the product.
- The people who make the product.
- Not essential. Only for the joy of people.
- The amount of a good or service.
- a fixed regular payment earned for work or services, typically paid on a daily or weekly basis.
- a charge for borrowing money.
- The things people think will grow into good companies.
- When a number of people want a good or service.
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- The tricky decision that someone has to make, with could end badly for them.
- The important jobs that people have to do.
- It promotes competition and fair trading.
- What you get out of the good or service.
- The people who store the good or service.
- Buys the good or service.
- Essential for survival
18 Clues: Essential for survival • Buys the good or service. • a charge for borrowing money. • The people who make the product. • The amount of a good or service. • The amount of money something costs. • The people who advertise the product. • What you get out of the good or service. • It promotes competition and fair trading. • The people who store the good or service. • ...
Emma.S's economics puzzle 2026-03-16
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- when you have alot of something
- a bank account you make to save money in
- a person who buys a product
- tax tax from your paycheck
- rivalry between 2 or more components
- money that you take to buy something and give it back
- someone that buys something
- a percentage of the total amount you have in your bank acount
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- someone that works
- tax when you buy something
- work that someone does
- the study of how we use money
- money that someone gets from work
- when you have to litte of something
- plan for money
- someone that hires an employee
- one thing you do well
- a business that makes a products
- the amount of products you have that people want to buy
- money that goes to the government
20 Clues: plan for money • someone that works • one thing you do well • work that someone does • tax when you buy something • tax tax from your paycheck • a person who buys a product • someone that buys something • the study of how we use money • someone that hires an employee • when you have alot of something • a business that makes a products • money that someone gets from work • ...
FOR Z 2023-09-03
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- aahils typical mcdonalds meal
- aahils year 6 teacher
- my moms name
- aahils fav sport
- my place of birth
- where addison rae was hiding in moe
- _____ medical
- one of my subject choices
- the color of my phone
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- fav waterpark
- my sisters school
- month that my roblox account was made in
- ____ mall, we went there a lot in 2020
- my brothers name
- pareesas ex
- month that i moved out of dubai
16 Clues: pareesas ex • my moms name • fav waterpark • _____ medical • aahils fav sport • my brothers name • my sisters school • my place of birth • aahils year 6 teacher • the color of my phone • one of my subject choices • aahils typical mcdonalds meal • month that i moved out of dubai • where addison rae was hiding in moe • ____ mall, we went there a lot in 2020 • ...
Gk quiz 2020-09-12
9 Clues: father of maths • father of botany • father of science • who invented zero • father of zoology • father of finance • father of economics • father of quantum physics • oscar winner indian musician
Spell bee 2025-11-07
9 Clues: To work hard • To take someone • A place to stay • To ask impolitely • a part of division • Third in economics • Someone who migrates • To provide something • Something that repeats
CH.1 Vocab 2022-09-19
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- people with all their abilities
- basic requirement for survival
- good intended for consumer use
- way of expressing a need
- good intended for final use
- productive resources
- natural resources
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- process of creating goods
- work preformed by someone
- dollar value of all goods
- Risk taker
- limited resources
- social science with how people satisfy
- economic product that is useful
- tools used in production of goods
- capital money used to buy tools
16 Clues: Risk taker • limited resources • natural resources • productive resources • way of expressing a need • process of creating goods • work preformed by someone • dollar value of all goods • good intended for final use • basic requirement for survival • good intended for consumer use • people with all their abilities • economic product that is useful • capital money used to buy tools • ...
Biological explanation of depression 2018-10-25
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- one criticism of the biological explanation of depression
- the biological explanation ignores these factors
- drug treatment used to manage symptoms of depression
- the alternative explanation to the biological explanation
- the type of disorder that depression is classified as in the DSM
- Psychologist who found 46% concerned rates for depression for MZ twins
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- an enzyme which breaks down neurotransmitters
- when neurotransmitters are taken back to the pre-synaptic neurone
- weeks the length of time symptoms need to be present for a diagnosis
- group of neurotransmitters implicated in depression
- stress the explanation which considers biological and environmental factors
- neurotransmitter which controls levels of noradrenaline
12 Clues: an enzyme which breaks down neurotransmitters • the biological explanation ignores these factors • group of neurotransmitters implicated in depression • drug treatment used to manage symptoms of depression • neurotransmitter which controls levels of noradrenaline • one criticism of the biological explanation of depression • ...
CLASS ACTIVITY 2025-11-24
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- Natural airflow used to cool buildings without machines.
- Using digital tools to refine designs for better environmental results.
- A basic component or part of a system or structure.
- Mixing traditional methods with modern technology to improve performance.
- Describes materials that break down naturally without harming the environment.
- A traditional, low-carbon building material used worldwide.
- Decorative screens that filter light and air in traditional architecture.
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- Environmental condition architecture must adapt to.
- Traditional, locally developed building knowledge.
- FIBER Natural reinforcement added to stabilize and strengthen earth.
- Thermal property that lets thick walls store heat and stay cool.
- Bringing old techniques or materials back into practice.
12 Clues: Traditional, locally developed building knowledge. • Environmental condition architecture must adapt to. • A basic component or part of a system or structure. • Natural airflow used to cool buildings without machines. • Bringing old techniques or materials back into practice. • A traditional, low-carbon building material used worldwide. • ...
Unit 3 vocab 2022-09-16
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- Something that causes people to move to a new location.
- The migrant has been compelled to move by cultural or environmental factors.
- Migration FROM a location.
- Someone who has been forced to migrate for similar political reasons as a refugee but has not migrated across an international border.
- A change in the migration pattern in a society that results from industrialization, population growth, and other social and economic changes that also produces demographic transition.
- An environmental or cultural feature of the landscape that hinders migration.
- The migrant has chosen to move, usually for economic reasons, though sometimes for environmental reasons.
- Someone who has been forced to migrate to another country to avoid the effects of armed conflict, situations of generalized violence, violations of human rights, or other disasters and cannot return for fear of persecution because of race, religion, nationality, membership in a social group, or political opinion.
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- Something that causes people to move out of their present location.
- The difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants.
- Transfer of money by workers to people in the country from which they emigrated.
- Maximum limits on the number of people who could immigrate to the United States during a one year period.
- A permanent move to a new location.
- Someone who has migrated to another country in the hope of being recognized as a refugee.
- Migration TO a location.
15 Clues: Migration TO a location. • Migration FROM a location. • A permanent move to a new location. • Something that causes people to move to a new location. • Something that causes people to move out of their present location. • The difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants. • ...
Unit 1 Vocab 2024-08-15
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- the influence of government using taxes and spending
- the branch of economics that studies behaviors as a whole
- the rate of prices increasing over time
- the willingness and desire to buy goods for a specific price
- a type of economic system where supply and demand is, without any government interruption
- when the recession ends and a new expansion begins
- the percentage from an amount of money that is paid over time
- economic system that has both public and private enterprise
- a market where the industry is dominated by certain participants in which they have influence over a certain market/industry.
- the specific good or service that is available
- something that motivates a person to do a certain action
- is what you have to give up in order to buy what you want
- the process of various sellers trying to offer better products, lower prices, and other advantages to choose their idea over someone else's.
- when the GDP expands and the unemployment rate declines
- the demand for a good/service that is greater than the availability of the good/service.
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- a cycle of economic expansions and recessions
- system that relies on its customs, history, and time-honored beliefs
- a philosophy/term that refers to no government interference in the economy
- when the GDP reach to the maximum limit
- a type of economy where production, investment, and prices are determined by the government
- people who buy goods to satisfy what they need
- of Production land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship
- a singer seller that has no close alternative options
- a person who is not employed but seeking for employment
- simply what you give up when you make a choice
- where a quantity of a product demanded is bigger than the quantity supplied.
- difference between revenue and cost associated with
- a branch of economics that studies the behaviors of an individual and businesses
- the supply exceeding its demand
- the process where goods and services are sold and produced
- action by the government to influence private economic activity
- branch of economics that studies the theories of different money.
- when the GDP decreases and higher unemployment rate
33 Clues: the supply exceeding its demand • when the GDP reach to the maximum limit • the rate of prices increasing over time • a cycle of economic expansions and recessions • people who buy goods to satisfy what they need • simply what you give up when you make a choice • the specific good or service that is available • when the recession ends and a new expansion begins • ...
Chapters 1 - 4 - Crossword Puzzle 2021-10-28
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- smith Founder of modern economics
- failure Occurs when people who are not part of a marketplace interaction, benefit from it
- The willingness and ability to purchase a good or service
- A side effect of a product that effects someone other than the producer or the consumer
- possibilities curve A graph used by economists to show the impact of scarcity on an economy
- The study of how individuals and societies satisfy their unlimited wants, with limited resources
- marx A German philosopher, historian and economist
- economics Involves judgements of what economic behaviour ought to be
- of demand A measure of how responsive consumers are to price changes
- rider A person who avoids paying for a good or service, but still benefits from said good or service anyways
- goods Products provided by all levels of governance and consumed by the public as goods
- Goods and Services that can be used in place of each other
- Producing the maximum amount of goods and services possible
- A financial gain that a seller makes from a business transaction
- The study of the economy as a whole, concerning large-scale economic activity
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- Goods that are used together, so a rise in demand for one, increases the demand for the other
- The study of individuals, families and businesses in an economy
- economy An economic system in which individual choice direct economic decisions
- economy An economic system in which people live by customs, handed down from previous generations
- payments Transfers of income between two individuals, even though the receiver does not provide anything in return
- Involves all actions sellers do to get the buyers to purchase their products
- The fourth factor, in the Four Factors of Production
- Demand is elastic if quantity demanded changes significantly as price changes
- Demand is inelastic if quantity demanded changes little as price changes
- In economic terms, everything an individual owns
- net Government programs designed to protect people from economic hardship
- goods Goods that consumers demand less of when their income increases
- A government payment that helps cover the cost of an economic activity that may benefit the public as a whole
- All the goods and services that are necessary for the functioning of society
- economy An economic system where the government makes all economic decisions
30 Clues: smith Founder of modern economics • In economic terms, everything an individual owns • marx A German philosopher, historian and economist • The fourth factor, in the Four Factors of Production • The willingness and ability to purchase a good or service • Goods and Services that can be used in place of each other • ...
Unit 1 - Intro to Econ 2024-01-24
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- factor of production represent by sugar in the production of Skittles
- most common type of economy in the world today - blend of free and command economies
- this curve represents opportunity cost for producing at maximum capacity in an economy
- individual who combines the factors of production to create a good or service
- inside the production possibility curve
- factor of production represented by jenny working overtime at the grocery store
- land, labor, capital
- type of externality represented by the increased traffic associated with the opening of a new Starbucks in your neighborhood
- unlimited needs and wants leads to?
- believed that free markets exploited workers
- economic process of weighing pros and cons of any economic decision
- branch of economics that deals with individual decisions, like why consumers choose to supersize meals
- side effect of an economic decision
- oven at a bakery would be considered this factor of production
- economic theorist that praised the free market system
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- economic principle that drives people to act in a certain way, for example a paycheck drives people to work.
- type of economic system unique to America - some free market, some centrally planned
- you give up hanging out with your friends to study for the Econ exam
- model that illustrates how households and firms exchange resources and $ in a free market (like the Econo game)
- type of economy in which people typically do what their family has done for generations
- a contractors knowledge of building codes would be considered this factor of production
- type of good provided in a mixed economy that is accessible to everyone - e.g. city park
- one of the main goals of American Free Enterprise reflected by increasing GDP
- combines factors of production
- Adam Smith's force that guides the overall function of the market
- one of the government's roles in American Free Enterprise (hint: medicare, social security, etc)
- type of science that is heavily represented by numbers (e.g. Economics)
- type of economy Karl Marx would have supported
- law that states that more and more resources are needed when switching production from one item to another
- branch of economics that deals with big things like overall unemployment rate
- type of market in which their is no government regulation
31 Clues: land, labor, capital • combines factors of production • unlimited needs and wants leads to? • side effect of an economic decision • inside the production possibility curve • believed that free markets exploited workers • type of economy Karl Marx would have supported • economic theorist that praised the free market system • ...
the 3 R's 2023-11-29
Introduction (Microeconomics) 2023-05-03
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- There are inequalities of income in our economy, Identify the type of economics.
- is the value of next best alternative forgone.
- Due to severe earthquake, a lot of people died and many factories are destroyed, therefore PPC will shift______.
- In this economy central problems are solved by the price mechanism.
- Study of how societies use scarce resources to produce valuable commodities.
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- limited resources in relation to unlimited wants.
- The problem of 'how to produce' involves choice between consumer goods and capital goods. True or False
- When MOC Decreases PPC is ______ to the Point of Origin.
- When MOC increases PPC is _____ to the point of Origin.
- Economy can never operate outside the production possibilties frontier with the given resources and technology. True or False
- is defined as the amount of sacrifice of commodity to gain an additional unit of another commodity.
11 Clues: is the value of next best alternative forgone. • limited resources in relation to unlimited wants. • When MOC increases PPC is _____ to the point of Origin. • When MOC Decreases PPC is ______ to the Point of Origin. • In this economy central problems are solved by the price mechanism. • Study of how societies use scarce resources to produce valuable commodities. • ...
SUSTAINABILITY SERVICES 2023-09-05
Across
- IS THE TOTAL EXTENSION IN TERMS OF THE IMPACT A PERSON, A PRODUCT OR A PROCESS HAS OVER THE ENVIRONMENT, THE SOCIETY OR THE ECONOMY
- AN INTENSE DESIRE OR ENTHUSIASM FOR SOMETHING
- IS WHEN A PRODUCT OR A PROCESS PROVIDES MORE BENEFITS THAN OTHER FOR THE SAME OR ALMOST THE SAME PRICE
- IS THE ACT IN WHICH A PERSON OR A GROUP OF PERSONS ARE DEDICATED TO A COMMON CAUSE TO OBTAIN A RESULT
- ARE THE DISCHARGES OF A PROCESS, USUALLY TO SOIL, WATER OR AIR
- IS THE ACRONYM OF A METHODOLOGY TO MEASURE THE EFFECTS OF A PRODUCT OR SERVICE FROM THE EXTRACTION OF RAW MATERIALS TO END-OF-LIFE
- IS THE TYPE OF SUSTAINABILITY, UNDER WHICH AN ACTIVITY CAN BE HELD FOR A LONG TIME OR WITH MINIMAL MODIFICATIONS TO ENSURE HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS AMONG PEOPLE
- REFERS TO A PRODUCT WITH NEUTRAL OR MINIMAL NEGATIVE EFFECTS IN THE PEOPLE, THE PLANET OR THE PROSPERITY ALONG ITS FULL LIFE-CYCLE
- IS AN UNETHICAL MARKETING PRACTICE WHERE THE ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS OF A PRODUCT ARE EXAGGERATED
- IS A STRONG EFFECT ON SOMETHING OR SOMEONE. CAN BE NEGATIVE OR POSITIVE.
- IS THE CONJUNCTION OF ISSUES THAT ARE RELEVANT FOR A COMPANY AND ITS STAKEHOLDERS IN TERMS OF IMPACT, STRATEGY AND ABILITY TO ACT IN FAVOR OF
- THE RATIONAL PROCESS TO MAKE JUDGEMENTS ABOUT SOMETHING
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- IS THE COMPLETE SERIES OF EVENTS THAT NEED TO OCCUR TO CREATE A NEW PRODUCT, FROM RAW MATERIALS EXTRACTION TO END-OF-LIFE (TWO WORDS WITHOUT SPACE IN THE MIDDLE)
- IS THE ACRONYM OF A STANDARDIZED METHODOLOGY TO COMMUNICATE THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF A PRODUCT
- IS THE TYPE OF SUSTAINABILITY, UNDER WHICH AN ACTIVITY CAN BE HELD FOR A LONG TIME IN THE SAME WAY OR WITH MINIMUM MODIFICATIONS AND STAY WITHIN THE PLANETARY BOUNDARIES
- ARE THE PERSONS WHO CAN AFFECT OR BE AFFECTED BY THE COMPANY
- IS THE TYPE OF SUSTAINABILITY THAT ENSURES THAT SOMETHING CAN BE DONE FOR A LONG TIME AND SUSTAIN ITSELF REGARDLESS OF COSTS OR OTHER FINANCIAL ASPECTS INVOLVED
- IS THE ACRONYM FOR THE STRATEGIC WAY OF INTEGRATE ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL AND GOVERNANCE PRACTICES IN A COMPANY
- IS THE ESTABLISHED SET OF ATTITUDES HELD BY A PERSON OR A GROUP OF PERSONS
- IS THE ACTION OF USING A RESOURCE IN A SYSTEMATIC WAY
- IS THE CONSIDERATION OF THE INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OR MULTIPLE CONJUNCTION OF COMPONENTS
- REFERS TO THE VERY FIRST STEPS MADE DURING A PROCESS (TWO WORDS WITHOUT SPACE IN THE MIDDLE)
22 Clues: AN INTENSE DESIRE OR ENTHUSIASM FOR SOMETHING • IS THE ACTION OF USING A RESOURCE IN A SYSTEMATIC WAY • THE RATIONAL PROCESS TO MAKE JUDGEMENTS ABOUT SOMETHING • ARE THE PERSONS WHO CAN AFFECT OR BE AFFECTED BY THE COMPANY • ARE THE DISCHARGES OF A PROCESS, USUALLY TO SOIL, WATER OR AIR • IS A STRONG EFFECT ON SOMETHING OR SOMEONE. CAN BE NEGATIVE OR POSITIVE. • ...
Joan Arboleda 2012-07-12
Across
- Strive to find solutions for environmental issues like pollution
- These engineers apply to the mathematical and scientific principles of engineering.
- _____ engineers plan and build construction projects. Starts with 'C' and rhymes with giggle.
- Uses their knowledge about nuclear energy to solve engineering problems.
- Designs software. Rhymes with lava.
- Use of laser and fiber visions technology.
- _______ engineers consists of the engineering of boats, ships, and oil rigs.
- _________ engineers try to find the most effective way to use basic production like machines and people.
- Engineers that manufactures heat and air conditioning.
- These engineers design and draw blueprints. rhymes with craft.
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- These engineers study the Earth's natural resources and environment
- Vaccine for some of the most contagious diseases
- Resolves system designs and managements issues.
- Simplified irrigation system for crops.
- _____ engineers makes it possible to fly safe in the skies. Rhymes with might.
- Control Oversees the steps in manufacturing materials
16 Clues: Designs software. Rhymes with lava. • Simplified irrigation system for crops. • Use of laser and fiber visions technology. • Resolves system designs and managements issues. • Vaccine for some of the most contagious diseases • Control Oversees the steps in manufacturing materials • Engineers that manufactures heat and air conditioning. • ...
Safety Always 2017-09-02
Across
- Big environmental threat - (1st word)
- AOCR, list of Reportable Occurrences
- Safety circulars for tech crew? (@waves -SSQE manuals)
- B737; Non-ILS, day, VMC, 'Glide slope' alert occurrence form
- Emergency process to contact crew at layovers; OPS ______
- This captures Human Factors, confidentially
- A potential for an incident
- No equipment here when aircraft is moving in/out
- This can be seen in the cabin, when smoky (SEP Abbr.)
- Most common medical emergency* (attached article)
- ILS glide slope alert reporting form – all times; _______ Report
- In emergency, Commander to CIC; minimum brief!
- "...ops safer for everyone lies with ____ ___ __ __"(3rd/4th word -Safety Policy)
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- Change is coming!
- SilkAir Safety Policy; Bold four-letter word
- Report ground incidents here
- “Responsibility for making our ... (1st/2nd word of 4 – Safety Policy)
- PM’s first call for terrain threat
- Radio call for Pilot Incapacitation
- Cabin crew’s primary role
- Big environmental threat – (2nd word)
- EFB power source
- Ground handling equipment/vehicles area; Equipment ______area
- Integrated Safety Management System, abbreviated
- Feeling tired! Report here
25 Clues: EFB power source • Change is coming! • Cabin crew’s primary role • Feeling tired! Report here • A potential for an incident • Report ground incidents here • PM’s first call for terrain threat • Radio call for Pilot Incapacitation • AOCR, list of Reportable Occurrences • Big environmental threat - (1st word) • Big environmental threat – (2nd word) • ...
Coast KQ2 2013-06-29
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- the breeding and rearing of fish in cages or ponds
- natural environment in which plants and animal live
- events or conditions that cause changes
- activities done for enjoyment when one is not working
- ways of moving around
- the filling of rivers and reeds with sediments eroded from nearby land masses
- the loss of colour from corals
- services that support the production of all other ecosystem services
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- shelter provided for people
- factors that are likely to cause damage or danger
- ability of life forms to adjust to changing conditions such as climate changes
- natural or artificial conditions such as heat
- the temporary movement of people, primarily for leisure or recreational purposes
- waste disposal into the sea which destroys the coast and endangers marine life
- the level of murkiness of the water
- the development of zones,as in a mangrove forest
- areas in which fish are bred and raised
- services that help regulate an environmental system
- services providing for human need such ad fish
- salt-tolerant tropical or subtropical plants growing in tidal mid on sheltered coasts
20 Clues: ways of moving around • shelter provided for people • the loss of colour from corals • the level of murkiness of the water • events or conditions that cause changes • areas in which fish are bred and raised • natural or artificial conditions such as heat • services providing for human need such ad fish • the development of zones,as in a mangrove forest • ...
Arousal 2013-08-07
Across
- The best possible level
- A law that assumes performance improves with increased arousal
- Level of arousal evident in weight-lifting and tackling
- A state of physiological or psychological tension
- Athletes experience stress when leading up to a….
- A type of change that influences the way a person looks and acts
- A type of change that influences a person’s mental abilities
- Made by the adrenal glands, causes increased heart and breathing rates
- A motivational talk from a person of authority
- A type of response that influences the way a person feels
- When an athlete is unable to perform a well-rehearsed skill
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- Chemical messages sent and produced by glands
- A type of stress experienced by the general public, related to work and relationships
- Abbreviation of lost move syndrome
- A type of technique which requires materials from an athlete's environmental
- Acronym of autonomic nervous system
- An organisms overall state of alertness
- A mental technique that releases tension from muscles and calms the body
- A state of heightened physical and emotional arousal
- Internal or external stimuli that causes stress
20 Clues: The best possible level • Abbreviation of lost move syndrome • Acronym of autonomic nervous system • An organisms overall state of alertness • Chemical messages sent and produced by glands • A motivational talk from a person of authority • Internal or external stimuli that causes stress • A state of physiological or psychological tension • ...
STEP 1: Self-Assessment 2016-02-08
Across
- Key word for Sanguines
- Motivation based on achievement, approval, competence, and knowledge
- Characteristics that are innate and don't change over time
- Key word for Phlegmatics
- Patterns of environmental events; dimension of time
- Motivation based on money, physical surroundings and comforts, emotional and physical well-being
- Independence, privacy, responsibility, spirituality, health and activity
- Generation who came of age with two-income families, rising divorce rates, and a faltering economy
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- Specific subjects, procedures, and information necessary to perform particular tasks
- Generation who is described as sheltered, pressured, and conventional
- Model that explains environmental influences
- Motivation based on affiliation with others, acceptance, belonging, love
- Skills that is based on ability and aptitude
- Variety, leadership, prestige, early entry, field of interest
- Personality characteristic skills that contribute to performing work
- Key word for Cholerics
- Generation who wanted to see change in society and believed it would happen
- Motivation based on self-fulfillment, other's fulfillment, spirituality, exploration
- An ability to perform an activity in a competent manner
- Key word for Melancholies
- Characteristics that develop over time
21 Clues: Key word for Sanguines • Key word for Cholerics • Key word for Phlegmatics • Key word for Melancholies • Characteristics that develop over time • Model that explains environmental influences • Skills that is based on ability and aptitude • Patterns of environmental events; dimension of time • An ability to perform an activity in a competent manner • ...
Bioindicators 2024-10-21
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- occurs through a chemical reaction that produces light within an organism’s body
- Indicate or monitor the health of environment
- significant component of biological monitoring programs for assessing water quality
- a species ecologists monitor to help gauge
- frogs affected by ____
- also known as bioamplication
- is the gradual accumulation of subtances, such as pesticides or other chemicals in an oragnisms
- considered accurate indicators of environmental stress and the health of biosphere as a whole
- indicates sewage and heavy metal pollution
- they can be form both higher and lower classes of plantae
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- indicate the presence of gold in the soil
- often uses as bioindicators because they are very sensitive to pollution
- one of example of higher plants
- can live in extreme conditions, but they have pollutio
- live in slightly polluted water
- Diverse group of organisms found in large quantities and are easier to detect and sample
- used as bioindicator to determine acute toxicity
- have been widely documented as useful indicators aof environmental water
- algae that live in houses made of glass
- one of immature insects example
20 Clues: frogs affected by ____ • also known as bioamplication • one of example of higher plants • live in slightly polluted water • one of immature insects example • algae that live in houses made of glass • indicate the presence of gold in the soil • a species ecologists monitor to help gauge • indicates sewage and heavy metal pollution • ...
Bioindicators 2024-10-21
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- used as bioindicator to determine acute toxicity
- frogs affected by ____
- often uses as bioindicators because they are very sensitive to pollution
- also known as bioamplication
- have been widely documented as useful indicators aof environmental water
- occurs through a chemical reaction that produces light within an organism’s body
- one of immature insects example
- is the gradual accumulation of subtances, such as pesticides or other chemicals in an oragnisms
- Indicate or monitor the health of environment
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- indicates sewage and heavy metal pollution
- a species ecologists monitor to help gauge
- Diverse group of organisms found in large quantities and are easier to detect and sample
- they can be form both higher and lower classes of plantae
- algae that live in houses made of glass
- considered accurate indicators of environmental stress and the health of biosphere as a whole
- indicate the presence of gold in the soil
- one of example of higher plants
- significant component of biological monitoring programs for assessing water quality
- live in slightly polluted water
- can live in extreme conditions, but they have pollutio
20 Clues: frogs affected by ____ • also known as bioamplication • one of example of higher plants • one of immature insects example • live in slightly polluted water • algae that live in houses made of glass • indicate the presence of gold in the soil • indicates sewage and heavy metal pollution • a species ecologists monitor to help gauge • ...
Bioindicators 2024-10-21
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- indicate the presence of gold in the soil
- algae that live in houses made of glass
- Indicate or monitor the health of environment
- often uses as bioindicators because they are very sensitive to pollution
- also known as bioamplication
- is the gradual accumulation of subtances, such as pesticides or other chemicals in an oragnisms
- indicates sewage and heavy metal pollution
- one of immature insects example
- have been widely documented as useful indicators aof environmental water
- they can be form both higher and lower classes of plantae
Down
- used as bioindicator to determine acute toxicity
- one of example of higher plants
- Diverse group of organisms found in large quantities and are easier to detect and sample
- considered accurate indicators of environmental stress and the health of biosphere as a whole
- significant component of biological monitoring programs for assessing water quality
- live in slightly polluted water
- a species ecologists monitor to help gauge
- occurs through a chemical reaction that produces light within an organism’s body
- frogs affected by ____
- can live in extreme conditions, but they have pollutio
20 Clues: frogs affected by ____ • also known as bioamplication • one of example of higher plants • live in slightly polluted water • one of immature insects example • algae that live in houses made of glass • indicate the presence of gold in the soil • a species ecologists monitor to help gauge • indicates sewage and heavy metal pollution • ...
speed test 2022-11-30
Across
- compound
- chimpanzee
- cooker
- internationality
- category
- romance
- empathy
- confidence
- arc
- support
- seed
- giant
- awesome
- smoke
- provide
- painting
- quiz
- zebra
- oral
- ambition
- identify
- fantastic
- offend
- train
- statistics
- linear
- bumblebee
- refer
- aggressive
- bleeding
- critical
- illness
- myself
- code
- union
- formal
- keyboard
- hypothesis
- environmental
- bubbles
- revolution
- xylophone
- new
- society
- turbulence
- opinion
- sunlight
- yummy
- help
- sensitive
- material
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- change
- terror
- carbon
- bacteria
- strategy
- death
- random
- contribution
- together
- nucleus
- corridor
- minute
- come
- alter
- supermarket
- draw
- passing
- curious
- negative
- panicked
- however
- beginning
- agony
- nonsense
- clause
- capture
- football
- limber
- ruler
- electrons
- tennis
- spark
- irony
- flow
- horrible
- capitalism
- water
- absent
- model
- tortoise
- door
- countryside
- civil
- limited
- fix
96 Clues: arc • new • fix • come • seed • draw • quiz • oral • flow • code • door • help • death • alter • giant • smoke • agony • zebra • train • refer • ruler • spark • irony • water • union • model • civil • yummy • change • terror • carbon • cooker • random • minute • clause • offend • linear • limber • tennis • myself • formal • absent • romance • empathy • nucleus • support • awesome • provide • passing • curious • however • capture • illness • bubbles • society • limited • opinion • compound • bacteria • strategy • together • ...
Barbie Princess Charm School 2024-10-07
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- Learned behaviour through reinforcement
- The memory store that is potentially permanent.
- Accuracy from a study that applies to real life situations
- The gene of impulsive aggression
- Culture where you prioritise others over yourself
- How we store information through a process
- The theory that behaviour is learned through observation
- Learned behaviour from our environment
- The concept of how good people turn evil
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- Learned behaviour by association
- Culture where you prioritise yourself over others
- The assumption in which our genes and hormones determine our behaviour.
- The memory store that lasts 30 seconds.
- Our senses that register environmental stimuli
- The way our brain converts information into a way we can remember it and can be converted from one store to another
- The assumption in which we think and interpret information from our surroundings.
- Mismatch between the slow pace of genetic evolution and faster rate of environmental and cultural changes
- How our brain breaks down large amounts of information to make it easier to store
- Retrieval of information through one of the memory stores without cues
- Behaviour we are naturally born with
20 Clues: Learned behaviour by association • The gene of impulsive aggression • Behaviour we are naturally born with • Learned behaviour from our environment • Learned behaviour through reinforcement • The memory store that lasts 30 seconds. • The concept of how good people turn evil • How we store information through a process • Our senses that register environmental stimuli • ...
English 2025-01-16
Across
- That is not managed properly can pollute the environment
- To forcefully remove something or someone from a place or position
- Something unwelcome or unpleasant that is spreading unchecked
- Something specific or distinct.
- Although there are rules in place, the people are still
- The capacity to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of someone or something.
- Environmental depends on reducing littering behavior
- Found in various locations rather than all together
- Taking into account or thinking about something carefully.
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- Someone who is not developed physically, mentally, or emotionally, or lacking the responsibility for their age.
- A community of living organisms in a particular area and their physical environment.
- To throw away something that is no longer wanted or useful.
- When something is done on purpose.
- Social influence can influence someone to litter
- Happening by chance or without intention.
- Animals or organisms that feed on dead organic material.
- Lack of environmental awareness causes waste management
- People who walk, especially in a town or city.
- The villagers were deeply by the recent floods.
- Areas are prone to littering problems
20 Clues: Something specific or distinct. • When something is done on purpose. • Areas are prone to littering problems • Happening by chance or without intention. • People who walk, especially in a town or city. • Social influence can influence someone to litter • The villagers were deeply by the recent floods. • Found in various locations rather than all together • ...
Unit 1 ESS 2025-09-29
Across
- Assessment of environmental, social, and economic impacts before a project.
- 2006 documentary by Davis Guggenheim highlighting climate change.
- Addition of a substance or agent to the environment through human activity.
- Pollutant that cannot be broken down in a reasonable time.
- 1962 book by Rachel Carson that raised awareness about pesticides.
- Natural resources providing sustainable goods or services.
- 1984 industrial disaster in India.
- Species used to measure pollution levels in an environment.
- James Lovelocks's hypothesis that the Earth is a self-regulating system.
- 1986 nuclear disaster in Ukraine
- Land and water area needed to provide resources for a population sustainably.
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- Worldview arguing that humans must sustainably manage the global system.
- Worldview that technological developments can solve environmental problems.
- Pollution from a single identifiable site.
- Process caused by excess nutrients, leading to algal blooms and oxygen depletion.
- Worldview putting ecology and nature at the center.
- Use of resources allowing natural replacement and recovery of ecosystems.
- 2011 nuclear disaster in Japan.
- Capable of being broken down by natural biological processes.
- Pollution from numerous dispersed sources.
20 Clues: 2011 nuclear disaster in Japan. • 1986 nuclear disaster in Ukraine • 1984 industrial disaster in India. • Pollution from a single identifiable site. • Pollution from numerous dispersed sources. • Worldview putting ecology and nature at the center. • Pollutant that cannot be broken down in a reasonable time. • Natural resources providing sustainable goods or services. • ...
Business environments 2026-03-23
Across
- Advances that impact how businesses operate
- A positive external factor the business can benefit from
- Factors related to lifestyles and consumer behaviour
- Businesses that help distribute goods to customers
- Factors like inflation and unemployment affecting business
- A tool used to analyse macro-environmental factors
- The environment where the business interacts with customers and competitors
- People who buy goods or services from a business
- The interaction of businesses worldwide
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- The internal environment of the business where control is highest
- The external environment with factors beyond the business’s control
- The increase in prices over time
- Government policies and regulations affecting businesses
- A period of economic decline
- A positive internal factor of a business
- Businesses that sell similar products in the same market
- Businesses that provide raw materials to a company
- A negative internal factor of a business
- Factors related to nature and sustainability
- Laws and regulations businesses must follow
- A negative external factor that can harm the business
- A tool used to analyse strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats
22 Clues: A period of economic decline • The increase in prices over time • The interaction of businesses worldwide • A positive internal factor of a business • A negative internal factor of a business • Advances that impact how businesses operate • Laws and regulations businesses must follow • Factors related to nature and sustainability • ...
Engineers 2021-01-22
The Green Crossing 2021-04-30
Across
- Requiring minimal resources
- The principle of considering environmental aspects at all stages of product development
- A love of life and the living world
- A balance between emissions produced and emissions taken out of the atmosphere
- The process of converting waste into reusable material
- The act of making false or misleading claims about the environmental benefits
- Harmful contamination of the environment
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- Capable of being replaced by natural ecological cycles
- A climate accord signed here in 2016 has been crucial to global climate action
- A form of organic waste disposal
- Crop grown without the use of toxic pesticides and synthetic fertilizers
- Its depletion is melting the polar ice caps
12 Clues: Requiring minimal resources • A form of organic waste disposal • A love of life and the living world • Harmful contamination of the environment • Its depletion is melting the polar ice caps • Capable of being replaced by natural ecological cycles • The process of converting waste into reusable material • ...
environment sustainability 2026-02-17
Across
- Decomposing organic waste to create natural fertilizer.
- Protecting and managing natural resources responsibly.
- Movement of species due to environmental or climatic changes.
- Capturing and storing carbon dioxide to reduce climate change.
- The process of removing salt from seawater to make it usable.
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- The variety of plants, animals, and organisms in an ecosystem.
- Planting trees in areas where there were no forests earlier.
- The interconnected response of natural systems to environmental changes.
- Converting waste materials into reusable products.
- Collecting natural resources like rainwater or crops sustainably.
- An international agreement to protect the environment.
- An area of land that collects and drains water into a common source.
12 Clues: Converting waste materials into reusable products. • Protecting and managing natural resources responsibly. • An international agreement to protect the environment. • Decomposing organic waste to create natural fertilizer. • Planting trees in areas where there were no forests earlier. • Movement of species due to environmental or climatic changes. • ...
Marine Biome 2014-10-16
Across
- What is the sea turtles favorite food?
- What is the largest mammal in the ocean?
- What is a microscopic marine plant called?
Down
- What gets caught in birds feathers that makes them drown?
- What sea creature that we talked about has a shell?
- For every gallon in the ocean there is a cup of what?
- What do sea turtle think are jelly fish?
- What effects the whole ocean that is a environmental concern?
- What environmental concern effects birds?
- What continents touch the marine biome?
10 Clues: What is the sea turtles favorite food? • What continents touch the marine biome? • What do sea turtle think are jelly fish? • What is the largest mammal in the ocean? • What environmental concern effects birds? • What is a microscopic marine plant called? • What sea creature that we talked about has a shell? • For every gallon in the ocean there is a cup of what? • ...
Eco art 2023-04-03
Across
- All the organisms and the physical environment with which they interact
- Friendly with nature
- The art of creating images by recording light
- problems. Issues about nature
- Efforts to promote and intervene in social, political, economic or environmental reform
- Physical world or universe
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- Diverse range of human activity that involves creativity and imagination
- Space used as a permanent residence
- Natural phenomenon of shaking of the surface of the Earth
- Social behaviour, institutions and norms found in human societies
10 Clues: Friendly with nature • Physical world or universe • problems. Issues about nature • Space used as a permanent residence • The art of creating images by recording light • Natural phenomenon of shaking of the surface of the Earth • Social behaviour, institutions and norms found in human societies • All the organisms and the physical environment with which they interact • ...
Fuel spill Crossword Puzzle 2024-04-02
Across
- - An unintentional release of fuel, often causing environmental damage.
- - Pollution of soil or water due to fuel spills.
- - The process of removing spilled fuel from the environment.
- - A small, unintentional escape of fuel.
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- - The spreading out of spilled fuel over a wide area.
- - Floating barriers used to contain fuel spills on water.
- - Measures taken to avoid fuel spills.
- - Concerning the environmental impact of fuel spills.
- - Short for hazardous materials, including spilled fuel.
- - Material used to soak up spilled fuel.
10 Clues: - Measures taken to avoid fuel spills. • - Material used to soak up spilled fuel. • - A small, unintentional escape of fuel. • - Pollution of soil or water due to fuel spills. • - The spreading out of spilled fuel over a wide area. • - Concerning the environmental impact of fuel spills. • - Short for hazardous materials, including spilled fuel. • ...
Criminology Biological Theories of Crime Crossword 2026-01-20
Across
- Type of theory that explains crime using genetics and physical traits
- Brain chemical linked to mood and aggression
- Biological influences on behaviour
- The idea that behaviour is controlled by factors outside individual choice
- Siblings used in research to separate genetic and environmental influences
- Body part Lombroso believed could show criminal tendencies
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- Passing of traits from parents to children
- Italian criminologist who believed criminals were born, not made
- Environmental influences on behaviour
- Chemicals in the brain that affect behaviour and impulse control
10 Clues: Biological influences on behaviour • Environmental influences on behaviour • Passing of traits from parents to children • Brain chemical linked to mood and aggression • Body part Lombroso believed could show criminal tendencies • Italian criminologist who believed criminals were born, not made • Chemicals in the brain that affect behaviour and impulse control • ...
Variability 2025-12-19
Across
- caused by external conditions like climate, food.
- due to changes in DNA; can be inherited.
- ,Sudden, stable change in DNA producing new traits.
- occurring in body cells (not inherited).
Down
- arising from new combinations of parental genes.
- ,Mixing of genes during meiosis that increases variability.
- ,Natural differences seen among individuals of the same species.
- that is passed from parents to offspring.
- ,Variability caused by environmental factors; not inherited.
- occurring in reproductive cells; inherited.
10 Clues: due to changes in DNA; can be inherited. • occurring in body cells (not inherited). • that is passed from parents to offspring. • occurring in reproductive cells; inherited. • arising from new combinations of parental genes. • caused by external conditions like climate, food. • ,Sudden, stable change in DNA producing new traits. • ...
Arousal 2013-08-07
Across
- Chemical messages sent and produced by glands
- A type of technique which requires materials from an athlete's environmental
- A type of stress experienced by the general public, related to work and relationships
- A state of physiological or psychological tension
- An organisms overall state of alertness
- A mental technique that releases tension from muscles and calms the body
- A motivational talk from a person of authority
- A state of heightened physical and emotional arousal
- When an athlete is unable to perform a well-rehearsed skill
- Level of arousal evident in weight-lifting and tackling
Down
- The best possible level
- A type of change that influences a person’s mental abilities
- A law that assumes performance improves with increased arousal
- Athletes experience stress when leading up to a….
- A type of change that influences the way a person looks and acts
- Internal or external stimuli that causes stress
- Abbreviation of lost move syndrome
- A type of response that influences the way a person feels
- Acronym of autonomic nervous system
- Made by the adrenal glands, causes increased heart and breathing rates
20 Clues: The best possible level • Abbreviation of lost move syndrome • Acronym of autonomic nervous system • An organisms overall state of alertness • Chemical messages sent and produced by glands • A motivational talk from a person of authority • Internal or external stimuli that causes stress • Athletes experience stress when leading up to a…. • ...
8th Grade Latin America 2018-03-15
Across
- their main products are are cattle and wheat grain.
- it was dictator surprisingly sometimes elected directly by the people.
- this has led to environmental damage.
- there are more than 265 million consumers in this market.
- the type of work that provides people with a small economy.
- place of origin of a major culture.
- the gaining control over the land known as Brazil.
- this technique reduces soil erosion.
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- when military would step in and seize power.
- a language spoken by natives before Spanish settlers.
- this variety of life is being destroyed at a rapid rate.
- in the place are assemble materials into finished products and then exported.
- an environmental organization
- antonym of democratic
- it was an Aztec city.
- clearing aways trees in the rain forest.
- in North America they are similar to the Great Plains.
- the government of Brazil wants people to move into this area and develop the land.
- its movement was of redistributing land to the peasants.
- breaking up large landholdings and giving portions away to farmers.
20 Clues: antonym of democratic • it was an Aztec city. • an environmental organization • place of origin of a major culture. • this technique reduces soil erosion. • this has led to environmental damage. • clearing aways trees in the rain forest. • when military would step in and seize power. • the gaining control over the land known as Brazil. • ...
Engineering Careers Crossword 2019-09-23
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- Bring innovative projects to the market
- Develop aircraft and spacecraft
- Research about energy and how it changes over time
- Create a design fulfilling the needs of the company and customer
- Understand geologic formation of rock and determine monitor operations
- Solve problems with environment to improve of maintain the quality
- Uses physical science to turn raw materials to useful paper materials
- Research and develop systems to benefit nuclear radiation or energy
- Combine microbiology to create to make processed food taste better
- Responsible to ensure all parts of the plane are in proper, working order
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- hardware Research, test, oversee, computer chips and systems
- Combine mechanical, electronic, computer to improve manufactured goods
- Develop organisms better to fit environmental needs and fits modern medicine
- Responsible for building, monitoring for the train
- Monitor all the quality of manufactured goods
- Advance or improve modern medicine
- Install insulating materials
- Understands how technology fits to larger and professional needs
- Plan, design, maintain, construct roads to ensure safety and transportation
- Produce lighting effects for live evens
20 Clues: Install insulating materials • Develop aircraft and spacecraft • Advance or improve modern medicine • Bring innovative projects to the market • Produce lighting effects for live evens • Monitor all the quality of manufactured goods • Responsible for building, monitoring for the train • Research about energy and how it changes over time • ...
Ecology Crossword 2021-03-29
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- An organism that hunts another organism.
- Living factors in the environment.
- Organisms that make their own food through photosynthesis.
- Contain biotic or living, parts, as well as abiotic factors, or nonliving parts.
- A type of consumer that consumes secondary consumers.
- Animal that gets it's energy from other organisms.
- An organism that ONLY gains energy from plants.
- Amount of organisms in one species.
- Complex combination of food chains.
- A type of consumer that consumes primary consumers.
- An organism that gets energy by breaking down the remains of dead organisms.
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- Nonliving factors in the environment.
- A type of consumer that consumes producers.
- The variety of species in an ecosystem.
- A type of environmental change like droughts, floods, hurricanes and pollution
- Organism that eats BOTH meat and plants.
- A process where radiant energy is converted to chemical energy (glucose)
- An organism that is hunted by a predator.
- A type of environmental change like global warming, extinction, deforestation and plate tectonics.
- An organism that ONLY gains energy from other animals.
20 Clues: Living factors in the environment. • Amount of organisms in one species. • Complex combination of food chains. • Nonliving factors in the environment. • The variety of species in an ecosystem. • An organism that hunts another organism. • Organism that eats BOTH meat and plants. • An organism that is hunted by a predator. • A type of consumer that consumes producers. • ...
Natural Selection and Adaption Terms 2022-05-12
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- Unit of inheritance that is passed through generations and makes up the sequences of DNA
- Environmental or physical pressure causing reactions from organisms
- Characteristics of organisms that cause them to better reproduce or evolve
- Created the theory of evolution through natural selection
- Damage or change on a gene that causes alterations in the genetic information the gene carries
- Biological adjustments to environmental changes
- Differences in genetic sequences between organisms
- Branch of psychology that studies the structure and form of living organisms
- Gene________ codes and converts genetic information for the operation of the cell
- Time between when an animal is born, and when it reproduced
- Reproductive success
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- Altering genetic makeup of an organism
- Offsprings' trait that resembles the trait of parents'
- Change in characteristics of species over generations through natural selection
- Survival and reproduction related to phenotyoe and predation
- Increase in number of cells
- Interaction of organisms that can influence fitness with limited or shared resources
- Science and study of living systems
- Organisms killing and consuming other organisms
- Process where a new kind of species is created
20 Clues: Reproductive success • Increase in number of cells • Science and study of living systems • Altering genetic makeup of an organism • Process where a new kind of species is created • Biological adjustments to environmental changes • Organisms killing and consuming other organisms • Differences in genetic sequences between organisms • ...
Bioindicators 2024-10-27
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- Frogs affected by
- Can live in extreme conditions, but they have pollution.
- Live in slightly polluted water.
- Occurs through a chemical reaction that produces light within an organism’s body.
- Indicate or monitor the health of environment.
- Have been widely documented as useful indicators aof environmental water.
- One of immature insects example.
- Significant component of biological monitoring programs for assessing water quality.
- Considered accurate indicators of environmental stress and the health of biosphere as a whole.
- Indicate the presence of gold in the soil.
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- Often uses as bioindicators because they are very sensitive to pollution.
- Diverse group of organisms found in large quantities and are easier to detect and sample.
- Is the gradual accumulation of subtances, such as pesticides or other chemicals in an oragnisms.
- Also known as bioamplication .
- Algae that live in houses made of glass.
- One of example of higher plants.
- They can be form both higher and lower classes of plantae.
- Used as bioindicator to determine acute toxicity.
- Indicates sewage and heavy metal pollution.
- A species ecologists monitor to help gauge.
20 Clues: Frogs affected by • Also known as bioamplication . • One of example of higher plants. • Live in slightly polluted water. • One of immature insects example. • Algae that live in houses made of glass. • Indicate the presence of gold in the soil. • Indicates sewage and heavy metal pollution. • A species ecologists monitor to help gauge. • ...
Noah Tim Tam's Sustainability Crossword Puzzle 2025-10-30
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- Coal, oil, and gas from ancient life that pollute when burned.
- Total greenhouse gases released by a person, group, or product.
- Global group formed in 1945 to promote peace and cooperation.
- Protecting nature and resources responsibly.
- Turning waste into reusable materials.
- Non-native species that harm ecosystems.
- Growth that doesn’t harm future generations.
- Gases that trap heat and warm the planet.
- Keeping nature balanced and saving resources for the future.
- Variety of life in an ecosystem.
- Long-term shifts in Earth’s weather caused mainly by humans.
- Harmful substances released into the environment.
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- Natural home of a species.
- 17 UN goals to improve global sustainability.
- Growth of cities, which can harm or help sustainability.
- Useful materials from nature like water and minerals.
- Heat from Earth used for power and heating.
- Impact: How human actions affect nature.
- Animals or plants at risk of extinction.
- Power from sources that naturally refill, like sun and wind.
20 Clues: Natural home of a species. • Variety of life in an ecosystem. • Turning waste into reusable materials. • Impact: How human actions affect nature. • Non-native species that harm ecosystems. • Animals or plants at risk of extinction. • Gases that trap heat and warm the planet. • Heat from Earth used for power and heating. • Protecting nature and resources responsibly. • ...
Biology Halloween Crossword 2025-10-31
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- – A spooky spirit often associated with haunting
- – Body structures composed of tissues that perform specific functions
- – Any living thing capable of carrying out life processes
- – African ecosystem famous for large migrations and predator-prey dynamics
- FACTORS – Environmental elements that restrict population growth
- VARIABLE – The factor intentionally changed or manipulated in an experiment
- – All living and nonliving components that interact in a given area
- – Representations or simulations used to explain natural systems
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- – Groups of similar cells performing a specific function
- VARIABLE – The factor measured as the outcome of an experiment
- – The study of living things
- CAPACITY – Maximum population size an environment can sustain over time
- – Movement of organisms from one region to another for survival or reproduction
- – Holiday celebrated with costumes, candy, and spooky themes
- – Framework of bones supporting an organism’s body
- – Classic orange fruit carved into jack-o-lanterns during Halloween
- – Sweet treat collected while trick-or-treating
- – A testable statement or educated prediction based on observation
- HOLDERS – Individuals or groups with concerns or priorities in an environmental issue
- – Basic units of structure and function in living organisms
20 Clues: – The study of living things • – Sweet treat collected while trick-or-treating • – A spooky spirit often associated with haunting • – Framework of bones supporting an organism’s body • – Groups of similar cells performing a specific function • – Any living thing capable of carrying out life processes • – Basic units of structure and function in living organisms • ...
Environmental Citizenship - Day-7 2023-10-25
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- agriculture or urbanized land use
- Perceptions of the worth of environmental components
- an objective understanding of environmental issues
- one or more communities interacting with environment
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- presence of potentially damaging chemicals in the environment
- actions taken to lessen their impacts on the environment
- A hazard or probability
- Wise use of natural resources
8 Clues: A hazard or probability • Wise use of natural resources • agriculture or urbanized land use • an objective understanding of environmental issues • Perceptions of the worth of environmental components • one or more communities interacting with environment • actions taken to lessen their impacts on the environment • ...
Environmental Science Intro Review 2017-09-13
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- The non-living parts of an environment
- Often added to the stuff we make in the Production step
- A sustainable resource highly dependent on good management
- Resources which we can run out of
- The last step in the Story of Stuff, the one we need to eliminate
- The step in which humans buy and use things
- Water, food, clothes, shelter, and a sense of purpose
- The impact that humans have on their environment
- A nonrenewable source of energy
- The necessities, the raw materials we use
- The long term weather patterns in an area
- The average American eats 5000 ______ of beef in their lifetime
- The most damaging step, in which we remove stuff from the environment
- Natural Resources that last forever
- The biotic factors of an environment
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- Able to be managed so that the resource will last indefinitely
- Ones surroundings, consisting of living and non-living parts
- The driver of the American economy...buy buy BUY!
- In order to stretch the lifetime of a nonrenewable resource, we must ________ our consumption
- The step in which humans make things
- The study of our interactions with our surroundings
- Can be renewable or nonrenewable, depending on its source. (Think colors)
- A renewable resource we use for energy
- How stuff gets from the factory to where we can buy it
- Means forever, indefinite, always
- Nonrenewable resources can be __________.
- The social movement dedicated to protecting our natural world
- A device that your grandparents definitely did NOT have when they were your age
- When a living species goes ________, it becomes nonrenewable
- How life was sixty years ago
- The average American drinks 1/2 _______ of milk each day
31 Clues: How life was sixty years ago • A nonrenewable source of energy • Resources which we can run out of • Means forever, indefinite, always • Natural Resources that last forever • The step in which humans make things • The biotic factors of an environment • The non-living parts of an environment • A renewable resource we use for energy • Nonrenewable resources can be __________. • ...
Environmental Studies (Social Studies) 2018-11-16
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- (L4) The local identity represents me as a member of my _______________.
- (L1) Who is ‘the self’ representing?
- (L3) Which aspect of our identity represents the traits and features of our appearance?
- (L1) When people foster the social values and learn the social norms, what happens?
- (L4) The global identity represents us as _______________ citizens.
- (L5) What is the social environment referring to?
- (L5) Society never changes. Is this statement true or false?
- (L1) What are human beings referred to in a society?
- (L3) Which aspect of our identity measures our intelligence?
- (L3) Which is the most obvious aspect of our identity?
- (L3) Which aspect of our identity represents the way we feel?
- (L4) The local, national, European and global identity are all _______________.
- (L4) The national identity represents all those elements which make us _______________.
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- (L1) When human beings are grouped together they form a _______________.
- (L4) The European identity is strengthened by the European flag. How many stars do we find on the European flag?
- (L5) In society, people act different according to their _______________.
- (L5) Who created and developed the social environment?
- (L1) In a society, individuals have _______________ to play.
- (L3) My true personality and character is represented by which type of identity?
- (L2) Everyone is _______________ and no one is a photocopy.
- (L2) What is our name and surname, hobbies, date of birth, favourite music, favourite TV show, favourite candy, favourite place and so on representing?
- (L3) My appearance is represented by which type of identity?
- (L3) Which aspect of our identity represents our religious beliefs’ and faith?
- (L3) Which aspect of our identity is about what and who influences us to decide?
24 Clues: (L1) Who is ‘the self’ representing? • (L5) What is the social environment referring to? • (L1) What are human beings referred to in a society? • (L5) Who created and developed the social environment? • (L3) Which is the most obvious aspect of our identity? • (L2) Everyone is _______________ and no one is a photocopy. • ...
Environmental Science Crossword Puzzle 2018-11-22
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- community of organisms resists change and remains stable despite the disturbance
- scientists who classify species using an organism’s physical appearance and genetic makeup
- the division of the habitat into smaller pieces → greatest cause of biodiversity loss today
- extreme weather increase stress on populations
- can push native species towards extinction
- an area that both supports an especially high number of endemic species and is rapidly losing biodiversity
- individual distinction among many species due to genetic variance
- the number or variety of species in a given area
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- the disappearance of a particular population from a given area, but not of the entire species globally
- environmentally responsible travel to protected natural areas for the purpose of appreciating nature, promoting conservation, and providing economic benefit to local people
- illegal capture or killing of an organism
- passed in 1973; forbid government and citizens from harming listed endangered and threatened species or their habitats
- the general increase in species richness toward the equator
- likely to become endangered soon
- process of breeding and raising organisms in controlled conditions → program called ssp → species survival plan
- when extinction rates have been far above the normal background rate (+65%)
- at serious risk of extinction
- a community changes in response to a disturbance, but later returns to its original state
- happens when humans hunt, fish, or harvest a species faster than it can replenish its population
- the population of organisms that have genetically based characteristics such as size or color that differ from members of the same species in a different area
- heavy metals, fertilizers, pesticides and toxic chemicals can poison people and wildlife
21 Clues: at serious risk of extinction • likely to become endangered soon • illegal capture or killing of an organism • can push native species towards extinction • extreme weather increase stress on populations • the number or variety of species in a given area • the general increase in species richness toward the equator • ...
Chapter 9 Environmental Science 2021-02-09
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- A species critical to the functioning of an ecosystem.
- A species that has a declining population and that is likely to become endangered if it is not protected.
- Illegal hunting, fishing, harvesting and trade in wildlife.
- Treaty The goal is to preserve biodiversity and ensure the sustainable and fair use of genetic resources in all countries.
- Refers to the number of different species in a given area.
- All the different genes contained within all members of a population.
- The number of different species in an area.
- Passed in 1973 and is designed to protect plant and animal species in danger of extinction.
- Species that are native to and found only within a limited area.
- Propose to protect or restore habitat for each species.
- The variety of habitats, communities and ecological processes within and between ecosystems.
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- A species that is not native to a particular region.
- The extinction of many species in a relatively short period of time.
- A form of tourism that supports the conservation and sustainable development of ecological unique areas
- When a species disappears.
- developed by combining genetic material from more than one population.
- A species that is likely to become extinct if protective measures are not taken immediately.
- A program by wildlife experts to attempt to restore the population of a species.
- plan A plan that attempts to protect one or more species across large areas of land through trade-offs or cooperative agreements.
- Any form of genetic material, such as that contained within the reproductive, or germ ,cells of animals and plants.
- otspots The most threatened areas of a species diversity on Earth.
- A piece of DNA that code for a specific trait that can be inherited by an organism’s offspring.
22 Clues: When a species disappears. • The number of different species in an area. • A species that is not native to a particular region. • A species critical to the functioning of an ecosystem. • Propose to protect or restore habitat for each species. • Refers to the number of different species in a given area. • Illegal hunting, fishing, harvesting and trade in wildlife. • ...
Chapter 9 Environmental Science 2021-02-09
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- plan A plan that attempts to protect one or more species across large areas of land through trade-offs or cooperative agreements.
- Refers to the number of different species in a given area.
- Illegal hunting, fishing, harvesting and trade in wildlife.
- A species that has a declining population and that is likely to become endangered if it is not protected.
- The extinction of many species in a relatively short period of time.
- developed by combining genetic material from more than one population.
- When a species disappears.
- A piece of DNA that code for a specific trait that can be inherited by an organism’s offspring.
- Species that are native to and found only within a limited area.
- Any form of genetic material, such as that contained within the reproductive, or germ ,cells of animals and plants.
- Passed in 1973 and is designed to protect plant and animal species in danger of extinction.
- The number of different species in an area.
- All the different genes contained within all members of a population.
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- Treaty The goal is to preserve biodiversity and ensure the sustainable and fair use of genetic resources in all countries.
- A program by wildlife experts to attempt to restore the population of a species.
- The most threatened areas of a species diversity on Earth.
- A species critical to the functioning of an ecosystem.
- A form of tourism that supports the conservation and sustainable development of ecological unique areas
- Propose to protect or restore habitat for each species.
- A species that is likely to become extinct if protective measures are not taken immediately.
- The variety of habitats, communities and ecological processes within and between ecosystems.
- A species that is not native to a particular region.
22 Clues: When a species disappears. • The number of different species in an area. • A species that is not native to a particular region. • A species critical to the functioning of an ecosystem. • Propose to protect or restore habitat for each species. • The most threatened areas of a species diversity on Earth. • Refers to the number of different species in a given area. • ...
Environmental and Social Issues 2021-01-26
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- emoval of a species of fish from a body of water at a rate that the species cannot replenish
- (of a species) seriously at risk of extinction
- release of a liquid petroleum hydrocarbon into the marine ecosystem
- a natural gas
- decrease in forest areas across the world
- unjusttreatment of different categories of people
- the state of being scarce or in short supply
- freedom from disturbance; tranquillity
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- put harmful materials into the environment
- not having anything to drink
- ... are heating the atmosphere
- waste material
- suffering or death caused by lack of food
- a period of excessively hot weather
- state or condition in which a person or community lacks the financial resources and essentials for a minimum standard of living
- long-term average of weather
- ice caps are ...
- converting waste materials into new materials
- turning organic waste into fertilizer
- prejudice against a racial group
20 Clues: a natural gas • waste material • ice caps are ... • not having anything to drink • long-term average of weather • ... are heating the atmosphere • prejudice against a racial group • a period of excessively hot weather • turning organic waste into fertilizer • freedom from disturbance; tranquillity • suffering or death caused by lack of food • ...
Competition and Environmental Changes 2022-02-03
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- Movement of a population from one area to another
- An appearance or behavior that allows an organism to blend in with its surroundings to avoid detection
- An inactive state that resembles a deep sleep in which some organisms, living in cold climates, pass winter
- Anything that can help an organism survive
- In a drought organisms will compete more for _____.
- A population of organisms at risk of extinction
- A type of adaptation that describes an action organisms do to survive
- A close imitation of another organism or object to help the imitator survive
- Males in a similar species will dance, fight, and even build nests to compete for a chance to ______ or make offspring.
- An organism may become extinct if its _______, or home is destroyed.
- A living thing
- Organisms that eat meat usually have _____ teeth.
- A group of similar organisms that can produce offspring
- Some behaviors are learned like a when a cub sees its parent ____ prey for food.
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- Any interaction between organisms, or groups of organisms, in which at least one is harmed while they try to use the same resources
- When a species dies off and has no living members
- Organisms that eat plants usually have _____ teeth.
- The arctic fox and arctic hare have fur that changes so they can camouflage well in every _____.
- Structural features that help an organism survive are ______ adaptation.
- A non-native species whose presence causes harm to the environment it is introduced to
- The role, or job, of an organism in its environment
- Birds that can swim well have _____ feet.
- An organism whose presence in a region is only the result of natural processes
- Traits or characteristics that help an organism survive
- Hyenas and lions can get into deadly battles over territory and _____.
- Living and nonliving factors interacting in an environment
- The conditions in which an organism lives
- Males of the same species will compete for _____.
- An animal hunted for food by another animal
29 Clues: A living thing • Birds that can swim well have _____ feet. • The conditions in which an organism lives • Anything that can help an organism survive • An animal hunted for food by another animal • A population of organisms at risk of extinction • Movement of a population from one area to another • When a species dies off and has no living members • ...
Environmental Systems B Crossword 2021-05-13
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- Living in a foreign country
- Leaving a country to stay at another
- Larger population forming a city
- Environment of a living organism
- The amount the population would grow
- Clear cutting a wide area of trees
- Sum of all ecosystems on Earth
- Cleaning energy
- Gases surrounding a planet
- Warming phase of surface waters
- Water draining off to the ocean
- Weather condition in the same area
- Made by greenhouse gases
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- takes place when population is low
- Man-made structure underwater
- Number of organisms in the a group
- Cooling of surface ocean waters
- Constrain population from growing
- Ratio of deaths in an area
- Different collectives around Earth
- Chemical substance that pollutes
- gases that are harmful to the ozone
- Able to be decomposed
- Composed of 3 oxygen atoms
- Air pollution that is visible
25 Clues: Cleaning energy • Able to be decomposed • Made by greenhouse gases • Ratio of deaths in an area • Gases surrounding a planet • Composed of 3 oxygen atoms • Living in a foreign country • Man-made structure underwater • Air pollution that is visible • Sum of all ecosystems on Earth • Cooling of surface ocean waters • Warming phase of surface waters • Water draining off to the ocean • ...
AICE Environmental Management Puzzle 2024-02-28
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- the process by which living organisms have developed and adapted into different forms
- set out purposes or reasons/make the relationships between things evident
- a hostile, barren landscape where less than 250 mm of precipitation occurs annually
- a habitat that is small or limited in extent and that differs from the surrounding habitat
- a biome with grassy plains and few trees, in the tropics and subtropics
- identify/comment on similarities and/or differences
- areas of permanently frozen ground
- state the main points of a topic/give characteristics and main features
- the gradual process by which an ecosystem develops and changes in a region that has not previously been colonized
- the animal life characteristics of an area, region, or environment
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- a biome found far north in asia and alaska, characterized by long, cold, dark winters, and short cool summers
- the plants of a particular area, region or environment
- an increase in nutrients in a body of water results in a rapid growth of algae
- a hardy species which is capable of being the first to colonize disturbed or newly formed environments
- the action of clearing forested areas
- gross primary productivity
- restoring an area of land to its natural undistributed state
- the material in cells that carries information about how a living organism will look and function
- pores in the leaf or stem of the plant
- the basic units of heredity (characteristics) passed down from parent to young
20 Clues: gross primary productivity • areas of permanently frozen ground • the action of clearing forested areas • pores in the leaf or stem of the plant • identify/comment on similarities and/or differences • the plants of a particular area, region or environment • restoring an area of land to its natural undistributed state • ...
Environmental Issues of Africa 2020-02-03
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- Excessive grazing that causes damage to grassland
- The action of clearing a wide area of trees
- When fertile land becomes arid and infertile
- When air becomes harmful or poisonous
- Reduction of the water over a period of time
- Populated with excessive numbers
- When compounds are converted into the enviroment
- The variety of life in a particular habitat
- Natural events such as earthquakes or floods
- Manage waste up to its final disposal
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- Lack of coal from mining
- Soil degradation caused by human activities
- Lack of sufficient available water
- Storing unwanted products or substances
- A species that's at risk of extinction
- When soil is washed away by running water
- Contamination of water bodies
- Deplete the stock of fish
- Waste produced by industrial activity
- Increase in the overall temperature of the earth
20 Clues: Lack of coal from mining • Deplete the stock of fish • Contamination of water bodies • Populated with excessive numbers • Lack of sufficient available water • When air becomes harmful or poisonous • Waste produced by industrial activity • Manage waste up to its final disposal • A species that's at risk of extinction • Storing unwanted products or substances • ...
environmental systems a vocab 2020-02-10
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- The act or process of preserving, or keeping safe; the state of being preserved, or kept from injury, destruction, or decay; security; safety; as, preservation of life, fruit, game, etc.; a picture in good preservation.
- key- is a tool that allows the user to determine the identity of items in the natural world, such as trees, wildflowers, mammals, reptiles, rocks, and fish. Keys consist of a series of choices that lead the user to the correct name of a given item. "Dichotomous" means "divided into two parts".
- area or ridge of land that separates waters flowing to different rivers, basins, or seas.
- niche-is a term for the position of a species within an ecosystem, describing both the range of conditions necessary for persistence of the species, and its ecological role in the ecosystem.
- process by which fertile land becomes desert, typically as a result of drought, deforestation, or inappropriate agriculture.
- rain-rainfall made sufficiently acidic by atmospheric pollution that it causes environmental harm, typically to forests and lakes. The main cause is the industrial burning of coal and other fossil fuels, the waste gases from which contain sulfur and nitrogen oxides, which combine with atmospheric water to form acids.
- of wasteful use of a resource.
- to or resulting from living things, especially in their ecological relations.
- substance that is toxic to plants, used to destroy unwanted vegetation.
- variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem
- change or the process of change by which an organism or species becomes better suited to its environment.
- biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
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- large natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply.
- diversity- refers to the range of habitats present in a region
- are substances used to kill insects. They include ovicides and larvicides used against insect eggs and larvae, respectively. Insecticides are used in agriculture, medicine, industry and by consumers.
- dependence of two or more people or things on each other
- large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat, e.g. forest or tundra.
- species-An invasive species is a species that is not native to a specific location, and that has a tendency to spread to a degree believed to cause damage to the environment, human economy or human health
- of the depletion of natural resources in order to maintain an ecological balance.
- substance used for destroying insects or other organisms harmful to cultivated plants or to animals.
- weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period.
- species-A species that normally lives and thrives in a particular ecosystem. This can include any species that developed with the surrounding habitat, and can be assisted by or affected by a new species
- waste-Hazardous waste is waste that has substantial or potential threats to public health or the environment.
- the waters on the earth's surface, such as lakes and seas, and sometimes including water over the earth's surface, such as clouds.
- rather than biological; not derived from living organisms.
25 Clues: of wasteful use of a resource. • dependence of two or more people or things on each other • rather than biological; not derived from living organisms. • diversity- refers to the range of habitats present in a region • large natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply. • variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem • ...
Environmental Issues in Africa 2020-04-11
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- / Where most desertification is located in the Savannah region
- / The action of clearing a wide are of trees
- / A tall, dense jungle
- / Periods of little rain.
- / People who move from place to place
- / Water-borne diseases that live in standing water.
- / Providing water for crops
- / Factories dump these into the waters.
- / A dying out of a species of plants or animals.
- / Exported all of over the world. Is a boost to the African economy.
- / There is an _______ access of water in Africa.
- / Africa's has tripled to over 1.2 billion people.
- / Farming that provides for the basic needs of a farmer's family.
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- / Agriculture _________run off streams causing water pollution.
- / African countries that are not on the coast.
- / Human _______ and garbage are dumped into rivers and lakes.
- / The process by which fertile land becomes desert
- / The result of unclean drinking water for children.
- / Many Africans cannot escape the circle of _______.
- / Caused by the lack of clean water.
- / The lack of ____ causes crops to wither away and livestock to die.
- / African country losing its rainforest the fastest.
- / The basic physical system of a country's population sewage
- / Officials that ignore industrial waste for profit.
- / A main cause of deforestation in Africa
25 Clues: / A tall, dense jungle • / Periods of little rain. • / Providing water for crops • / People who move from place to place • / Caused by the lack of clean water. • / Factories dump these into the waters. • / A main cause of deforestation in Africa • / The action of clearing a wide are of trees • / African countries that are not on the coast. • ...
Environmental Management Final Exam 2024-05-17
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- one square meter sampling apparatus
- to store large amounts of goods or materials like food
- the burning of fossil fuels to use their energy
- a group of organisms that can reproduce and have fertile offspring
- the process of converting waste into reusable material
- an acidic fluid that has filtered through the waste in landfills
- a biological community of organisms interacting with each other and the environment
- the cloudiness of water
- the action of cutting down forests
- the process by which liquid turns to gas
- the process of burning waste materials
- the growth of plants without soil
- nonliving factors in an ecosystem
- the supply of water to land or crops to help plants grow
- decomposition of organic material to be used as fertilizer
- the planting of trees in an area that was not previously forested
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- green pigment in plants that is responsible for providing energy for photosynthesis
- the lowest zone of the atmosphere
- an underground layer of permeable rock in which water is stored in the rock pores
- the build-up of a toxin in the body of an organism
- water found underground in cracks and spaces in the soil, sand, and rocks
- the protection and management of natural areas to protect biodiversity in a sustainable manner
- the cloudiness of the lens of the eye which makes vision blurry
- the envelope of gases, water vapor, and dust that surrounds Earth
- the ability to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs
- restoring an area of land to its natural undisturbed state
- the percentage of water vapor in the air
- the introduction of harmful substances to the environment
- the movement of people from one place to another
- living factors of an ecosystem
- permanently frozen soil
- the draining of water as overland flow
- fuel derived from biomass
- unusual data that deviates from a pattern
- the variety of living things in an ecosystem
- the movement of water into the soil from the surface
- the provision of clean drinking water and sewage disposal
- organism that breaks down organic material
38 Clues: the cloudiness of water • permanently frozen soil • fuel derived from biomass • living factors of an ecosystem • the lowest zone of the atmosphere • the growth of plants without soil • nonliving factors in an ecosystem • the action of cutting down forests • one square meter sampling apparatus • the draining of water as overland flow • the process of burning waste materials • ...
Environmental and Soil Science 2024-05-07
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- an individual animal, plant, or single-celled form
- how much water can move through something
- perfect mixture of sand, salt, silt and clay
- angular distance north or south of the earth's equator
- weather conditions of a specific region
- removal of marketable trees
- angular distance east or west of the earth's equator
- wearing away of soil by water or wind
- plants that do not lost their leaves annually
- area or type of environment where an organism lives
- biological community of interacting organisms and their environment
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- type of evergreen tree
- tendancy of soil particles to cluster together
- remove trees to reduce strain and promote growth
- non-living
- plants that lose their leaves annually
- burn wild fire set for forest management and farming
- the height of an object or point in relation to ground level
- land covered with trees suitable for timber
- removal of trees that are mature or undesirable
- process of replanting an area with trees
- industry that grows, manages and harvests trees
- living
23 Clues: living • non-living • type of evergreen tree • removal of marketable trees • wearing away of soil by water or wind • plants that lose their leaves annually • weather conditions of a specific region • process of replanting an area with trees • how much water can move through something • land covered with trees suitable for timber • perfect mixture of sand, salt, silt and clay • ...
General Environmental Science Review 2024-05-28
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- Protection and preservation of natural resources.
- Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
- Decomposition of organic material into nutrient-rich soil.
- Gradual increase in Earth's average temperature.
- Process of repairing damaged ecosystems.
- Design system for sustainable agriculture.
- Ability to maintain ecological balance over time.
- Capable of being decomposed by bacteria or other living organisms.
- Underground layer of water-bearing rock.
- Thinning of the ozone layer in Earth's atmosphere.
- Responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment.
- Excessive nutrients in water leading to algae blooms and oxygen depletion.
- Energy sources that are replenished naturally.
- Destruction of natural environments where organisms live.
- Clearing of forests for agriculture, logging, or urbanization.
- Species at risk of extinction.
- Growth of cities and infrastructure.
- Biological community interacting with its environment.
- Measure of human demand on Earth's ecosystems.
- Process by which Earth's atmosphere traps heat.
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- Total amount of greenhouse gases emitted.
- Variety of life forms on Earth.
- Resources that cannot be replenished in a short period.
- Introduction of harmful substances into the environment.
- Sequestration Capture and storage of carbon dioxide.
- Decrease in pH levels of Earth's oceans.
- Long-term alteration of Earth's climate patterns.
- Electricity generated by flowing water.
- Rainfall with acidic components due to air pollution.
- Expansion of desert conditions into arable land.
- Energy sources that are replenished naturally.
- Large-scale ecosystem with distinct climate and vegetation.
- Interaction between different species living in close proximity.
- Area of land where all water drains into a common body of water.
- Site for disposal of waste materials by burying them.
- Balancing carbon emissions with carbon removal or offsetting.
- Study of cyclic and seasonal natural phenomena.
- Non-native species that disrupt local ecosystems.
- Harvesting fish faster than they can reproduce.
39 Clues: Species at risk of extinction. • Variety of life forms on Earth. • Growth of cities and infrastructure. • Electricity generated by flowing water. • Process of repairing damaged ecosystems. • Decrease in pH levels of Earth's oceans. • Underground layer of water-bearing rock. • Total amount of greenhouse gases emitted. • Design system for sustainable agriculture. • ...
Environmental Unit 2 Vocabulary 2024-03-19
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- The energy of motion. A rolling ball has kinetic energy.
- Particles with no electrical charge found in the nucleus of an atom along with protons. They also contribute to an atom's mass.
- Organisms that break down dead organisms and return nutrients to the environment. They are the clean-up crew!
- The feeding position of an organism in a food chain. Producers are at the base, then herbivores, carnivores, and decomposers.
- Organisms that can make their own food, like plants and some bacteria. They are the base of the food chain.
- Stored energy due to position or composition. A rock held high above the ground has potential energy.
- Negatively charged particles that travel around the nucleus of an atom. They are much lighter than protons and neutrons.
- The process by which plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to produce food (sugar) and oxygen. Plants are like solar-powered chefs!
- Anything that has mass and takes up space. (Think of it as the stuff that makes up everything you can physically touch!)
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- The continuous movement of elements and compounds between living organisms and the nonliving environment. Imagine a giant recycling system for elements on Earth!
- Pure substances that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by chemical means. Each element has a unique number of protons (like a fingerprint!).
- The process by which cells break down food molecules to release energy for their functions. It's like burning tiny fuel inside your cells!
- A series of transfers of energy from one organism to another. Imagine a daisy getting eaten by a caterpillar, then a bird eats the caterpillar. That's a food chain!
- Positively charged particles found in the nucleus of an atom. They contribute to an atom's mass.
- The idea that only about 10% of the energy available at one trophic level gets passed on to the next level in a food chain. The rest is lost as heat.
- The smallest unit of matter that can still hold the properties of an element. Imagine them as tiny building blocks!
- Two or more atoms bonded together. They are the building blocks of many materials. Imagine Legos made of atoms!
- The ability to do work. It comes in many forms, like light, heat, and movement.
- These laws explain how energy behaves in the universe. The first law says energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed. The second law says disorder (entropy) always increases over time.
- Organisms that get their energy by eating other organisms. Herbivores eat plants, carnivores eat animals, and omnivores eat both.
20 Clues: The energy of motion. A rolling ball has kinetic energy. • The ability to do work. It comes in many forms, like light, heat, and movement. • Positively charged particles found in the nucleus of an atom. They contribute to an atom's mass. • Stored energy due to position or composition. A rock held high above the ground has potential energy. • ...
Earth Environmental Science Crossword! 2024-03-05
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- The process by which fertile land becomes desert, typically as a result of drought, deforestation, or inappropriate agriculture.
- Any individual living thing, such as plants, animals, fungi, or microorganisms.
- The layer of gases surrounding the Earth.
- The variety of life in a particular habitat or ecosystem.
- A chemical element essential for life and found in various forms in the environment.
- An area of land where all water drains into the same body of water, such as a river or lake.
- The process of wearing away land by wind, water, or ice.
- A molecule made up of three oxygen atoms, found in the Earth's atmosphere, protecting against harmful UV radiation.
- Relating to the relationships between organisms and their environment.
- A large mass of ice that moves slowly over land.
- The natural environment where an organism lives and obtains its resources.
- Contamination of the environment by harmful substances.
- Rain Rainfall with acidic components, often caused by pollutants in the atmosphere.
- The upper layer of Earth's surface, composed of minerals, organic matter, and living organisms.
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- A structure or mechanism that traps heat, such as gases in Earth's atmosphere.
- The long-term pattern of weather conditions in a region.
- Resources that can be replenished naturally over time, such as sunlight or wind.
- An underground layer of rock or sediment that holds water.
- The vast bodies of saltwater covering approximately 71% of Earth's surface.
- Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
- The region of Earth where life exists, including land, water, and air.
- The clearing of forests, often for agriculture or development.
- The preservation and careful management of natural resources.
- The process of converting waste materials into reusable materials.
- Non-renewable energy sources formed from the remains of plants and animals buried millions of years ago.
25 Clues: The layer of gases surrounding the Earth. • A large mass of ice that moves slowly over land. • Contamination of the environment by harmful substances. • The long-term pattern of weather conditions in a region. • The process of wearing away land by wind, water, or ice. • The variety of life in a particular habitat or ecosystem. • ...
AP Environmental Science Vocabulary 2024-04-19
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- Stable plant community in terms of species composition
- Sites for waste disposal, composting keeps organic waste out
- Second level of the food chain, e.g. grasshopper
- Rapid algae growth affecting water bodies
- Pollutant concentration increase in higher food chain levels
- Soil layer above bedrock, contains weathered minerals
- Biome with hot, wet summers and warm, wet winters
- Increased acidity in precipitation causing environmental harm
- Hereditary change for better environmental fit
- Third level of the food chain, e.g. mouse
- Lowest level of the food chain, e.g. grass
- Gas fuel produced through anaerobic respiration, methane-rich
- Conversion of vegetable matter to decayed organic matter for soil enhancement
- Organisms consuming organic molecules and waste
- Regional biotic community characterized by plant life and climate
- Unrelated species evolve similar traits in similar environments
- 1930s disaster in Great Plains from land misuse and drought.
- Movement of continents due to plate tectonics
- Max organisms supported by an ecosystem without degradation
- Biome with hot, dry summers and cool, moist winters
- Soil layer with organic matter below surface litter
- Biome with warm, moist summers and cool, moist winters
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- Oxygen needed for organic compound decomposition in water
- Farming with level row patterns to reduce erosion
- Total diversity of living things and their systems
- Separate evolution of subpopulations retaining common traits
- Prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall causing water shortage
- Non-living components in an ecosystem
- Horizontal bar graph showing population by age
- Surface mining following natural land contours
- Living material amount in a habitat, measured by mass or energy
- Biome with cold, damp summers and cool, dry winters
- 0.036% of atmosphere, human activity adds 5500 million tons/year
- Fourth level of the food chain, e.g. hawk
- Organism producing own food from inorganic substances
- Forms from incomplete combustion, major air pollutant
- Removing all trees in a timber tract, increases soil erosion
- Planned yearly change of crops for soil conservation
- Compounds causing ozone depletion, stable and long-lasting
- Production of ammonia in organic matter decomposition
- Biome with hot, dry summers and warm, humid winters
- Soil layer with accumulated salts and clay particles, subsoil
- Meteorological conditions prevailing in a region
- Underground water-yielding bed or layer
44 Clues: Non-living components in an ecosystem • Underground water-yielding bed or layer • Rapid algae growth affecting water bodies • Fourth level of the food chain, e.g. hawk • Third level of the food chain, e.g. mouse • Lowest level of the food chain, e.g. grass • Movement of continents due to plate tectonics • Horizontal bar graph showing population by age • ...
Introduction to Environmental Science 2024-07-26
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- Conversion of NO2/NO3 into atmospheric N2
- Conversion from a liquid to a solid
- The study of how organisms interact with their community and environment
- A testable explanation of a situation or phenomena
- Conversion of NH3 into NO2/NO3
- The use of resources in a manner that can continue at the same rate into the foreseeable future
- Climate region that stretches from latitudes -23.5S to 23.5N
- An activity designed to test the validity of a prediction or hypothesis. Involves manipulating variables and collecting data
- An explanation of a natural phenomenon supported by many observations and experiments over time
- All air content of the Earth
- All geological content of the Earth
- A carbon-containing fuel formed over millions of years from the remains of living organisms
- A variable that depends on the conditions set in the experiment
- A description of a relationship under certain conditions in nature
- Use of only observational skills to collect data when the independent variable cannot be manipulated by the experimenters, typically due to ethical concerns
- Conversion of atmospheric N2 into NH3
- Information
- A variable the scientist manipulates
- Resources that are naturally formed much more slowly than they are used
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- Expression of the environmental effects of an individual population in terms of the total amount of land and water required
- All living and nonliving things with which an organism interacts
- Information expressed using numbers
- Information expressed using words and letters
- Conversion of CO2 into O2
- Variables kept constant in an experiment
- Conversion from a gas to a liquid
- Resources that are naturally replenished over a short period of time
- Climate region that stretches from latitudes -66.5S to -23.5S & 23.5N to 66.5N
- All water content of the Earth
- Specific statement about what we would expect to observe if a hypothesis is true
- A process by which the procedures and results of an experiment are evaluated by other scientists who are in the same field.
- Conversion from a liquid to a gas
- Conversion of O2 into CO2
- Use of models to generate predictive data when a phenomenon cannot be observed directly
- The average weather conditions of an environment over the past 30 years
- Evaporation of water from the leaves of plants
- Resources found in nature that humans need to survive
- All life on Earth and everything that supports it
- Climate region that stretches from latitudes -90S to -66.5S & 66.5N to 90N
39 Clues: Information • Conversion of CO2 into O2 • Conversion of O2 into CO2 • All air content of the Earth • Conversion of NH3 into NO2/NO3 • All water content of the Earth • Conversion from a gas to a liquid • Conversion from a liquid to a gas • Information expressed using numbers • Conversion from a liquid to a solid • All geological content of the Earth • ...
Unit 6 Environmental Crossword 2024-05-29
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- Occurs when nuclei are forced together to form a heavier nuclei
- When energy is transformed, it loses the ability to do work
- Occurs when a neutron splits an atomic nucleus into 2 or more parts
- The US agreed to be this by 2050
- Ability of a material to retain heat/cold
- Standby energy in a circuit(bad and not efficient)
- Activity that doesn't change C02 concentrations in the atmosphere
- A period of time when energy use is at its highest and needs to be supplied consistently
- The time required for a radioactive isotope to half its initial value
- Producing heat and electricity from just steam in one process/plant
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- Energy that comes from the natural radioactive decay inside Earth or convection heat
- Nonmechanical device that converts sunlight into electricity
- A resource that cannot be readily replaced on a level equal to its consumption rate
- The practice of using less energy
- Natural fuels formed from the decomposition of the remains of living organisms
- The ability to maintain a process without damaging others
- Energy use per unit of GDP
- Slow flowing, viscous deposits of bitumen(tar/pitch)
- Energy captured by moving water from moon gravity in the ocean
- A fossil fuel that consists of types like anthracite, bituminous, etc.
- A resource that doesn't depend on how much we use as it is indefinite
21 Clues: Energy use per unit of GDP • The US agreed to be this by 2050 • The practice of using less energy • Ability of a material to retain heat/cold • Standby energy in a circuit(bad and not efficient) • Slow flowing, viscous deposits of bitumen(tar/pitch) • The ability to maintain a process without damaging others • When energy is transformed, it loses the ability to do work • ...
Crossword Puzzle - Environmental Keywords 2023-02-01
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- Metallic chemical elements that are toxic at low concentrations
- Coming from a specific place that can easily be identified
- The ability to do work
- Atmospheric gas that absorbs and emits radiation, such as CO2, CFC's, or methane
- A different version of an element
- Increase in concentration of a chemical at higher levels of the food chain
- Increase in concentration of a chemical in a biological organism
- Drastically reducing the amount of ice in the Arctic
- Extended periods of hot weather which can cause death or drought
- This type of energy is replenished naturally within a short period of time
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- Excessive disruptive and harmful noise
- Continues to use and drain power, even when turned off
- The process of splitting an atom
- Natural or artificial feature able to store carbon/carbon-based compounds for a long time
- Electromagnetic radiation that's shorter than visible light, but no longer than x-rays
- The energy of motion
- Energy that is stored
- Genetically modified organisms
- Mixture of ingredients used as plant fertilizer
- Transforming unwanted material into new products
- This type of energy has a limited supply, because it takes a long time to be replenished naturally
- A measure of how acidic or basic a solution is
22 Clues: The energy of motion • Energy that is stored • The ability to do work • Genetically modified organisms • The process of splitting an atom • A different version of an element • Excessive disruptive and harmful noise • A measure of how acidic or basic a solution is • Mixture of ingredients used as plant fertilizer • Transforming unwanted material into new products • ...
Environmental Science Crossword Puzzle 2025-04-09
Across
- Water stream that flows across land
- A deep hole in the ocean floor
- The process of taking salt out of water
- Big, slow moving ice
- Water that flows on land after it rains
- The top level of underground water
- The ocean rising and falling
- A piece of land surrounded by water
- Water flowing in the ocean
- Plants releasing water into the air
- Water underground
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- An area where all water drains into another
- Vast, salty water that covers most of the earth
- Ice floating in the ocean
- A ring shaped coral of coral around an island
- Where the a river meets the sea
- A group of islands
- How salty water is
- Water soaking into the ground
- An overflowing of water on land
- A tiny island
- Land with shallow water
- A smaller part of the ocean
- A man-made lake for storing water
- A body of Water surrounded by land
25 Clues: A tiny island • Water underground • A group of islands • How salty water is • Big, slow moving ice • Land with shallow water • Ice floating in the ocean • Water flowing in the ocean • A smaller part of the ocean • The ocean rising and falling • Water soaking into the ground • A deep hole in the ocean floor • Where the a river meets the sea • An overflowing of water on land • ...
Peacekeeping and Environmental Issues 2025-06-09
Across
- Catching too many fish from the ocean, so there are not enough left to grow or live.
- A gas from burning coal and oil that can cause acid rain.
- Water that has salt in it, like the ocean.
- People who are trained to protect their country and sometimes help keep peace.
- Big changes in the Earth’s weather patterns caused by things like pollution and global warming.
- Dirty or harmful gases and particles in the air that make it unhealthy to breathe.
- A gas made when we burn fuel or breathe out. Too much of it can warm the Earth.
- Old or broken electronic items like phones and computers that need to be thrown away carefully.
- Animals or plants brought to a new place that can harm the local plants, animals, or environment.
- People who are not soldiers or in the military, like regular citizens.
- Groups of plants, animals, and their environment all working together.
- People who have to leave their homes because of war, danger, or disasters.
- Long times without enough rain, causing water shortages for people, plants, and animals.
- Small flying machines that can be controlled remotely, sometimes used for spying or helping in disasters.
- Gases like carbon dioxide that trap heat in the air and make the Earth warmer.
- All the natural things around us like air, water, land, plants, and animals.
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- Energy sources like coal, oil, and gas made from plants and animals that lived a long time ago.
- When soldiers from different countries help keep peace and stop fights or wars.
- The natural homes where plants and animals live.
- Actions taken to help people and countries stay peaceful after a war or fight.
- Deals made between many countries to work together on big problems like pollution or peace.
- A time when there is not enough food for people to eat.
- Water without salt, like in lakes and rivers, that people and animals can drink.
- When many trees are cut down in a forest, often faster than new ones can grow.
- Large, uncontrolled fires that burn forests and grasslands.
- When all the animals or plants of a kind die out and no longer exist.
- The layer of air that surrounds the Earth.
- Rain that has harmful chemicals in it. It can hurt trees, lakes, and buildings.
28 Clues: Water that has salt in it, like the ocean. • The layer of air that surrounds the Earth. • The natural homes where plants and animals live. • A time when there is not enough food for people to eat. • A gas from burning coal and oil that can cause acid rain. • Large, uncontrolled fires that burn forests and grasslands. • ...
Jayel's Environmental Science Careers 2022-12-08
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- animals that are adapted to live in a natural environment
- oversees and manages logging operations
- someone who harvests trees
- the top layer of earths surface, for the growth of earths plant life
- classify soil
- works for the agency and controls the harvest wildlife
- assists landowners in implementing best land use practices
- hired by private land owners and companies to estimate tree volume on tract of land
- works in field tagging animals
- move felled trees form the cutting site to the loading area
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- works in government agencies and advises land owners
- someone who manages forests
- advises private forest land owners
- uses soil to take soil samples and do technical field work
- responsible for city tress
- industry that grows, manages, and harvests trees
- does research on habitat and wildlife
- studies the effects of the environment on animal life
- provides assistance in managing forests for the private landowners
- essential nutrient for plants and animal life
20 Clues: classify soil • someone who harvests trees • responsible for city tress • someone who manages forests • works in field tagging animals • advises private forest land owners • does research on habitat and wildlife • oversees and manages logging operations • essential nutrient for plants and animal life • industry that grows, manages, and harvests trees • ...
Environmental Science Finals Review 2023-05-15
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- non-living factors in the environment
- A diagram showing the transfer of energy from one species to the next
- A liquid with a pH below 7
- A type of rock added to soil to increase the pH of it
- Removal of strips of soil and rock to expose ore
- Animals that only eat meat
- This reproductive strategist is when there is no parent cared and usually associated with rapid reproduction
- These species have a larger impact on their ecological communities than other
- The salt concentration of water
- this biome is characterized by very low temperatures as well as fairly low rainfall
- the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem
- Smog caused by coal burning factories
- This type of growth is caused very rapid growth very quickly
- Uses a large visible pit/hole to find ore near the surface
- Many different kinds of species in one ecosystem
- Animals that eat both plants and animals
- A type of graph that shows annual precipitation as well as temperature
- This type of variable is what you control/manipulate in the experiment
- Farming technique where they will plant trees in between crops to prevent erosion by wind
- This biome is characterized by fairly consistent temperatures throughout the year but extremely high rainfall
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- Varying genes will allow the organisms in a single population adapt to environmental change
- A relationship where two species both benefit from it
- Concentrated animal feeding operation
- The base unit for weight
- Organism that is at the bottom of the food chain, they can make their own energy
- Suspended particles in the water, cloudiness of the water
- A relationship where one species benefits and the other is unharmed
- A liquid with a pH of 7
- Aquatic biomes are determined by these two abiotic factors
- The base unit for volume
- These species are not native to the land and cause problems for the natural wildlife of the area
- A relationship where one species benefits and the other is harmed
- This reproductive strategy is when the parent takes care of their young at birth
- It means living factors
- The increase in concentration of a toxin as you go up the food chain
- this type of variable is what stays the same throughout both experiments
- Smog caused by vehicle emissions
- The collection of different abiotic and biotic factors in an environment
- Animals that only eat plants
- This biome is characterized by very low rainfall and extremely hot temperatures
- The base unit for length
- LxWxH
- This type of variable is what is being measure in the experiment
- A liquid with a pH above 7
44 Clues: LxWxH • A liquid with a pH of 7 • It means living factors • The base unit for weight • The base unit for volume • The base unit for length • A liquid with a pH below 7 • Animals that only eat meat • A liquid with a pH above 7 • Animals that only eat plants • The salt concentration of water • Smog caused by vehicle emissions • Concentrated animal feeding operation • ...
Environmental Sci Exam Revision 2024-10-27
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- low ph makes the ocean more...?
- all living things on Earth
- loss of forests
- non-living
- a chnage from gas to liquid
- earth system that includes rocks and soil
- soil type with the sammest particles
- another word for producer
- a common GMO plant
- measure of salt in water or soil
- a change from liquid to gas
- gentic code used to produce protein
- biotic
- interaction between organisms and their environment
- an extended period without rain
- a measure of water clarity
- rain or snow or hail falling from the sky
- all water on Earth
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- a measure of energy available in food
- measure of variety of living organisms
- a measure of available, nutritious and affordable food
- another word for consumer
- too much phosphorus in water which causes increased algal growth
- eats organisms in the third tropic level
- Earth system where all gases are found
- when water gets absorbed into the ground
- amount of dry leaves on the ground that can be fuel for fire
- most abundant gas in the atmosphere
- intreconnected food chains
- the greenhouse effect that is worsened by human activity is called?
- gas released by cows that contributes to global warming
- organism that breaks down and consumes waste
- harmful materials in water, air or soil
- output of photosynthesis that is an energy source
- water vapor released by plants
- releases more carbon that it absorbs
36 Clues: biotic • non-living • loss of forests • a common GMO plant • all water on Earth • another word for consumer • another word for producer • all living things on Earth • intreconnected food chains • a measure of water clarity • a chnage from gas to liquid • a change from liquid to gas • water vapor released by plants • low ph makes the ocean more...? • an extended period without rain • ...
Environmental Science Semester Review 2024-12-01
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- Type of boundary where plates slide sideways past each other
- A broad, regional type of ecosystem defined by its climate, soil type, & organisms that live there
- Layer of atmosphere where weather occurs
- Results in warmer, rainier conditions along the coast of South America
- Areas of especially hot magma rising up to lithosphere
- Results in stronger upwelling & better fisheries in South America than normal
- _______ water holds less dissolved oxygen so it can support fewer aquatic organisms
- How much salt there is in a body of water
- Transport of weathered rock fragments by wind and rain
- Breakdown of rocks into smaller pieces leading to the formation of soil
- Thin, brittle layer of rock floating on top of mantle
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- Genetic, species, & ecological diversity of organisms in a given area
- The bulk of Earth’s interior that can be separated into three layers
- Northern & Southern hemispheres are equally facing the sun
- Decomposed organic matter
- All of the land that drains into a specific body of water
- Northern or Southern hemisphere is maximally tilted toward sun
- Murky bottom of aquatic systems where invertebrates live in nutrient-rich sediment
- The amount of solar radiation (energy from sun’s rays) reaching an area
- Type of boundary where subduction zones are formed
- How easily water drains through a soil
- Total mass of all living organisms in a given area
- Outermost layer of the atmosphere
- Standing body of fresh water
- The proportion of light that is reflected by a surface
25 Clues: Decomposed organic matter • Standing body of fresh water • Outermost layer of the atmosphere • How easily water drains through a soil • Layer of atmosphere where weather occurs • How much salt there is in a body of water • Type of boundary where subduction zones are formed • Total mass of all living organisms in a given area • ...
Environmental Wellness Cross Word 2025-09-22
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- To use less of something.
- A crucial natural resource that needs to be conserved.
- A vast body of salt water.
- The power derived from physical or chemical resources, especially to provide light and heat or to work machines
- The introduction of harmful materials into the environment.
- Are source that can be replenished naturally over time (e.g.,solar,wind)
- The protection of Earths natural resources for current and future generations
- Converting waste into reusable material
- A natural home or environment of an animal, plant or organism
- Decayed organic matter used for fertalizing soil
- The responsible management of something entrusted to ones care, particularly the Earth
- A large area covered chiefly with trees and undergrowth.
- A community of living organisms interacting with their physical environment
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- Capable of being maintained at a certain rate or level
- Doing something to achieve a purpose, particularly for the environment.
- Adjective meaning environmentally friendly
- Doing something willingly (e.g., voluntary cleanup effort).
- To use something again.
- Our planet.
- The upper layer of earth in which plants grow.
- The variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem
- The layer of gas in the stratosphere that absorbs most of the Sun's ultraviolet radiation.
- The long-term weather patterns in an area
23 Clues: Our planet. • To use something again. • To use less of something. • A vast body of salt water. • Converting waste into reusable material • The long-term weather patterns in an area • Adjective meaning environmentally friendly • The upper layer of earth in which plants grow. • Decayed organic matter used for fertalizing soil • ...
religion environmental issues crossword 2025-09-17
Across
- Factories pumping toxins into the air.
- Dirty skies causing breathing problems.
- Toxic slicks damaging marine life.
- Illegal hunting pushing animals to extinction.
- Loud human activities disturbing wildlife and people.
- Polluted skies bringing harmful water.
- Rising temperatures affecting global systems.
- Excess nutrients causing waterway dead zones.
- Non-native organisms harming local ecosystems.
- Drilling technique linked to earthquakes and pollution.
- Too many fish taken, not enough left.
Down
- A powerful greenhouse gas from livestock.
- Something killing our sea life in SA
- Non-biodegradable waste choking oceans.
- Illegal trashing of land and water
- Trees disappearing at an alarming rate.
- Tiny particles harming marine animals.
- Reefs losing their colour and life
- Not enough clean water to drink.
- Land losing its fertility and structure.
- Cities growing, nature shrinking.
21 Clues: Not enough clean water to drink. • Cities growing, nature shrinking. • Illegal trashing of land and water • Toxic slicks damaging marine life. • Reefs losing their colour and life • Something killing our sea life in SA • Too many fish taken, not enough left. • Factories pumping toxins into the air. • Tiny particles harming marine animals. • ...
Environmental Science Vocabulary Review 2025-09-04
Across
- A natural resource that takes millions of years to form and cannot be replaced quickly, like coal or oil.
- A community of living organisms and their physical environment interacting together.
- Resource A natural resource that can be replaced or regenerated quickly, like solar energy or trees.
- The number of individuals of a species living in a specific area.
- The process of soil or rock being moved by wind, water, or ice.
- Decayed organic matter used to enrich soil.
- The protection and careful management of natural resources.
- The large-scale removal of trees from forests.
- To process used materials so they can be made into new products.
- The natural home or environment where a plant or animal lives.
Down
- Materials or substances that occur in nature and can be used by humans.
- The total amount of greenhouse gases released by a person, group, or activity.
- The trapping of heat in Earth’s atmosphere by gases, which helps keep the planet warm.
- The complete disappearance of a species.
- The day-to-day conditions of the atmosphere, including temperature, rain, and wind.
- The order in which living things get their food and energy.
- Using resources in a way that meets current needs without harming future generations.
- The introduction of harmful substances into the environment.
- The variety of different species in a particular area or on Earth.
- The long-term pattern of temperature and weather in a particular area.
20 Clues: The complete disappearance of a species. • Decayed organic matter used to enrich soil. • The large-scale removal of trees from forests. • The order in which living things get their food and energy. • The protection and careful management of natural resources. • The introduction of harmful substances into the environment. • ...
Geography 2022-06-27
Across
- another word for animals
- money
- angular distance south and west
- another word for nature
- the height of an object
- cover 71% of the world
- tectonic plates moving/shaking
Down
- the world
- the main city of a country
- the number of people in the world
- another word for dirt
- people ancestry/history
- what u use for directions
13 Clues: money • the world • another word for dirt • cover 71% of the world • another word for nature • people ancestry/history • the height of an object • another word for animals • what u use for directions • the main city of a country • tectonic plates moving/shaking • angular distance south and west • the number of people in the world
Wedding 4 2026-02-12
Across
- We trained for this Chicago event
- The Best Man
- Honeymoon location
- Favorite country we’ve visited together
- The Maid of Honor
- Last name the couple is taking
- Drink we had on our first date
Down
- William’s college major
- Color of bridesmaid dresses
- The month we got engaged
- Hayley’s college major
- Our Chicago neighborhood
- The month we started dating
13 Clues: The Best Man • The Maid of Honor • Honeymoon location • Hayley’s college major • William’s college major • The month we got engaged • Our Chicago neighborhood • Color of bridesmaid dresses • The month we started dating • Last name the couple is taking • Drink we had on our first date • We trained for this Chicago event • Favorite country we’ve visited together
Ariella & Jacob 2024-11-14
Across
- Jacob's favorite season
- The state Jacob is from
- Ariella's favorite season
- Sport Jacob played in high school
- The college they went to
Down
- Jacob's college major
- Ariella's sister (and the maid of honor!)
- The state Ariella is from
- How many years they've been together
- Instrument Ariella plays
- Their favorite food to order
- Their dog's name
- The month Jacob proposed
13 Clues: Their dog's name • Jacob's college major • Jacob's favorite season • The state Jacob is from • Instrument Ariella plays • The month Jacob proposed • The college they went to • The state Ariella is from • Ariella's favorite season • Their favorite food to order • Sport Jacob played in high school • How many years they've been together • Ariella's sister (and the maid of honor!)
Economics 2014-10-15
Across
- the action of buying and selling goods and services
- the branch of knowledge concerned with the production, consumption, and transfer of wealth.
- a current medium of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes; coins and banknotes collectively
- having a great deal of money or assets; wealthy
Down
- whats 9+10
- a stock or supply of money, materials, staff, and other assets
- the branch of knowledge concerned with the production, consumption, and transfer of wealth.
- having not much money
8 Clues: whats 9+10 • having not much money • having a great deal of money or assets; wealthy • the action of buying and selling goods and services • a stock or supply of money, materials, staff, and other assets • the branch of knowledge concerned with the production, consumption, and transfer of wealth. • ...
Economics 2023-03-17
Economics 2022-08-28
7 Clues: Economists' prediction • Also called investment good • all goods have to be _______ • Spending more than one can afford • Founder of Austrian School of economics • A good produced to directly satisfy people's wants • Name given to authorities on the production, distribution and consumption of goods
Economics 2022-12-08
Across
- We have limited resources but unlimited wants ex: land, water, time
- Capital,human knowledge & experience/skill ex: writing, reading, typing
- capital, objects made by human beings and used to produce goods and services
Down
- to desire something and be able to pay for it
- cost, the best alternative you miss out on when you make choice (ex: if you work you miss out on friends)
- of Production,Land (trees) Labor (cheesemaker) capital (human made product or human knowledge)
- wanting more of a good than producers are willing to make or can make so there is a short supply ex: gas
7 Clues: to desire something and be able to pay for it • We have limited resources but unlimited wants ex: land, water, time • Capital,human knowledge & experience/skill ex: writing, reading, typing • capital, objects made by human beings and used to produce goods and services • ...
Economics 2020-04-14
7 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • quantity of a commodity • quantity of a commodity to be supplied
Economics 2021-06-08
7 Clues: No trade barriers • Tax on imported goods • To bring into a country • To sell to other nations • the balance between imports and exports • Use of tactics to protect domestic goods • ability to produce something cheaper than another nation
ECONOMICS 2023-05-23
7 Clues: Risk Taker/Organised • Economic basic problem • Cost Next Best forgone • Ability and willingness to buy • Economy Problem of Individual • Reduction in Cost of Production by Government • Effect Switching form inferior goods to Normal goods
