environmental economics Crossword Puzzles
environmental change and management 2023-07-18
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- An increase in the average temperature of the earth's atmosphere (especially a sustained increase that causes climatic changes)
- meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs
- The environment's provision of raw materials and natural resources eg food
- the ability of natural environments to absorbwastes and pollution
- the natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism.
- All the water on earth
- Humans are superior and the most important species on earth
- hazardous waste causing danger from chemicals and infectious organisms
- Nature exists for all species on earth, not just humans, and humans are equal to other species
- the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates.
- A term that typically describes a species that no longer has any known living individuals.
- perspectives or views held by individuals re global environment based on values and assumptions
- supports life on earth wrequiringrequing human action eg. decomposition
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- Occurs when natural or human-induced processes decrease the future ability of land to support crops, livestock, or wild species.
- ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all
- the envelope surrounding the earth or another planet
- Release of harmful materials into the environment
- the action or fact of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from their work.
- Worldview holding that we can manage the earth for our benefit but that we have an ethical responsibility to be caring and responsible managers, or stewards, of the earth.
- The cultural, recreational or psychological value of the environment for people
- the solid, outer layer of the earth that consists of the crust and the rigid upper part of the mantle
- the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem
- part of Earth in which life exists includingland, water, and air or atmosphere
- Take urgent action to combat climatechange and its impacts
24 Clues: All the water on earth • Release of harmful materials into the environment • the envelope surrounding the earth or another planet • Humans are superior and the most important species on earth • the ability of natural environments to absorbwastes and pollution • hazardous waste causing danger from chemicals and infectious organisms • ...
Final Review Environmental Science 2024-01-24
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- plants will do this to carbon dioxide in our atmosphere while burning fossil fuels would increase carbon dioxide in our atmosphere
- very dry terrestrial biome year round
- a negative effect of pesticides is the creation of...
- these provide 81% of the world's energy
- what protects us from harmful UV radiation in our atmosphere
- meaning to use resources in a way that they can last into the future
- buying a car that uses a lot of gas would increase your....
- when gases such as carbon dioxide trap heat in the atmosphere
- slash and burn agriculture, draining wetlands, and deforestation are what kind of loss...
- wood, algae, ethanol, and manure of which type of energy
- the aquatic biome that has sea turtles and whales
- monoculture and confined animal feeding operation (CAFO) are examples of which kind of farming
- the coldest of the terrestrial biomes
- which energy type is fission of uranium atoms
- the pollutant that is naturally formed by radioactive decay, seeps into the house through cracks in the basement
- primary consumers eat plants, making them ...
- the pollutant found in old buildings because it was used in insulation, causing mesothelioma and lung cancer
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- coal, nuclear, and oil are this kind of energy
- heat or energy from inside the Earth
- the coral reef and which terrestrial biome is associated with high biodiversity..
- wind, water, biomass, and solar are what kind of energy
- these species have characteristics of rapid reproduction and few or no natural predators
- the pollutant found in paint and formerly in gasoline, causes neurological impairment
- disease, availability of food, and competition are these kind of factors
- the aquatic biome that is found in warm shallow salt water is...
- rats are a type three, while humans are a type...
- the use of these is responsible for the thinning of the ozone layer
- this capacity is the maximum number of individuals of a particular species that a particular environment can support
- dead zones are areas of low what in a body of water
- these species have characteristics of only being found in one area and being valued by hunters/poachers
30 Clues: heat or energy from inside the Earth • very dry terrestrial biome year round • the coldest of the terrestrial biomes • these provide 81% of the world's energy • which energy type is fission of uranium atoms • primary consumers eat plants, making them ... • coal, nuclear, and oil are this kind of energy • rats are a type three, while humans are a type... • ...
Environmental Change and Management 2024-02-04
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- part of Earth in which life exists including land, water, and air or atmosphere
- The cultural, recreational or psychological value of the environment for people
- the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem.
- The environment's provision of raw materials and natural resources eg food
- Occurs when natural or human-induced processes decrease the future ability of land to support crops, livestock, or wild species.
- the ability of natural environments to absorb wastes and pollution
- the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates.
- Humans are superior and the most important species on earth
- Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all
- perspectives or views held by individuals re global environment based on values and assumptions
- the action or fact of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from their work.
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- Worldview holding that we can manage the earth for our benefit but that we have an ethical responsibility to be caring and responsible managers, or stewards, of the earth.
- Release of harmful materials into the environment
- supports life on earth without requing human action eg. decomposition
- A term that typically describes a species that no longer has any known living individuals.
- An increase in the average temperature of the earth's atmosphere (especially a sustained increase that causes climatic changes)
- meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs
- Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts
- The solid, outer layer of the earth that consists of the crust and the rigid upper part of the mantle
- the envelope of gases surrounding the earth or another planet.
- the natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism.
- hazardous waste causing danger from chemicals and infectious organisms
- Nature exists for all species on earth, not just humans, and humans are equal to other species
- All the water on earth.
24 Clues: All the water on earth. • Release of harmful materials into the environment • Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts • Humans are superior and the most important species on earth • the envelope of gases surrounding the earth or another planet. • the ability of natural environments to absorb wastes and pollution • ...
Environmental, Health & Safety Puzzle 2024-07-01
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- Who to notify if you see an unsafe activity.
- Safety _______ are used to prevent debris and chemicals from getting in your eyes.
- The form you fill out when you have an injury is an Employee ________ Report.
- The small hazard pictures found on chemical labels.
- First __________ are the employees responsible for maintaining first aid kits.
- The name of the federal agency responsible for laws for a safe workplace.
- Who to notify when there is an accident or spill.
- What you use to keep you safe when working with power tools, Personal __________ Equipment.
- What we can shut off to save electricity.
- The device used to keep employees from using equipment under repair.
- What the "E" stands for in EH&S.
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- ISO stands for International Organization of __________.
- What we do with our scrap cardboard, paper and aluminum cans.
- The emergency ________ Procedure has a list of emergency contacts.
- Type of labeling required on hazardous chemicals.
- Ridesharing to work can reduce _________ gas emissions.
- The EH&S _________ is responsible for implementing EH&S procedures.
- Required health and safety _______ can be found on the EH&S bulletin board.
- What we use to put out small fires, Fire ________.
- An extension cord laying across the floor is known as a trip ________.
20 Clues: What the "E" stands for in EH&S. • What we can shut off to save electricity. • Who to notify if you see an unsafe activity. • Type of labeling required on hazardous chemicals. • Who to notify when there is an accident or spill. • What we use to put out small fires, Fire ________. • The small hazard pictures found on chemical labels. • ...
Environmental Final 23-24 2024-05-01
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- a fee that the government charges polluters for each unit of greenhouse gas they emit
- a mineral that crystallizes in different forms because of differences in temperature or other conditions
- this green energy source is electricity generated from the movement of waves
- this circulation pattern is when warm. less salty water moves along the surface while cool, salty water moves deep below the surface
- this green energy source is produced from organic materials
- this type of management is a customized approach to managing resources that has been developed through scientific testing
- this type of logging removes dead trees following a natural disturbance
- a chemical compound derived from oil that is used to make plastics, detergents, and other products
- the amount of a crop produced in a given area
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- this source of pollution comes from many places over a large area
- the separation of a solid substance from a solution
- the raising of fish for food in controlled environments
- a forest that has never been logged
- the waste produced in processing ore
- a system where the government determines an acceptable amount of a specific pollutant and then assigns (via permits) a fraction of that amount to industrial sources of the pollutant
- a huge warehouse or pen designed to deliver energy-rich feed to livestock or poultry
- a spongelike formation of rock, sand, or gravel that holds water
- one or more rows of trees or other tall plants along the edge of a field to prevent wind erosion
- the physical and chemical processes that break down rocks and minerals into smaller particles
- a soil conservation method in which two or more crops are planted in one field
20 Clues: a forest that has never been logged • the waste produced in processing ore • the amount of a crop produced in a given area • the separation of a solid substance from a solution • the raising of fish for food in controlled environments • this green energy source is produced from organic materials • a spongelike formation of rock, sand, or gravel that holds water • ...
ch 9 Environmental Health 2024-04-26
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- disease carrying organism
- study of disease in human population
- pesticide that caused egg shells to soften and decreased bald eagle population
- a physical hazard
- disease that has appeared in the human population for the 1st time
- effect an organism shows as a result of exposure
- chemicals that harm embryos and fetuses
- chemicals that affect the nervous system
- chemicals that cause cancer
- disease causing agent
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- caused by drinking water that contains bacteria vibrio cholerae
- united states centers for disease control
- caused by the HIV virus
- found in water, paint and dust
- toxic chemicals that persist in the environment, dirty dozen
- how harmful a substance is to an organism
- international group that helps respond to emerging disease
- amount of a substance an organism is exposed to
- mineral that forms long thin microscopic fibers
- probability that a hazard will cause a harmful response
- concentrations of toxic substance like DDT can be greatly magnified in this process
- colorless odorless radioactive gas
- matter or energy that is released into the environment causing negative effects
- study of how poisonous substance affects an organisms health
- a social hazard
25 Clues: a social hazard • a physical hazard • disease causing agent • caused by the HIV virus • disease carrying organism • chemicals that cause cancer • found in water, paint and dust • colorless odorless radioactive gas • study of disease in human population • chemicals that harm embryos and fetuses • chemicals that affect the nervous system • united states centers for disease control • ...
Environmental Management Key Words 2024-11-26
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- the systematic error in the way the sample represents the population.
- _______ transition = how populations change over time
- = the C in Abundunce scale (ACFOR)
- contains 80% of all the atmosphere mass. Temperature decreases rapidly with altitude. All weather events occur here;
- _______ trap = Some flying invertebrates like moths are attracted to this and get trapped;
- ______ trap = Used to sample invertebrates that move over the ground surface;
- _________ variable = the factor that is being deliberately altered and measured to see if it controls the dependent variable
- _________ sampling = when a proportionate number of observations is taken from each part of the population
- _________ variable = kept constant during testing so they will not influence the outcome
- _______ factors = living or once-living components in the ecosystem
- _________ variable = the factor being controlled by the independent variable
- _______ index = π΅ =(ππΓππ)/ππ
- capture - ______ - recapture
- they obtain their energy by braking apart large molecules, transforming them into nutrients to be used again by plants
- the group of ecosystems on a given region that have similar vegetations and animals adapted to a certain climate regime
- photosynthetic organism that use the sun to produce energy
- ________ ratio = (π·πππππππππ (πβππ)+ππππππππππ (ππ+))/(π·πππππππππ (ππβππ))Γπππ
- the process that transform water into vapor that rises to the atmosphere
- tray = It is similar to the sweep net method. A blancket tray is placed underneath a plant that is hit, so invertebrates would fall.
- concerns not just the different populations but also the environmental factors and their interaction with life
- (Ha)
- pro- and anti- ______ policies that help influence birth rates
- = (π΅ΒΊ ππ ππππ ππππ πππππ πππ πππππππ ππ πππππ )/(π»ππππ π΅ΒΊ ππ ππππ ππππ) x 100
- _______ sampling = It is used to sample aquatic mobile invertebrates in a river or coastal area.
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- the maximum population size of a biological species that can be sustained by that specific environment
- the constant transport of water on, above or below the surface of Earth
- _______ density = (π΅ΒΊ ππ ππππππ)/π¨πππ
- a group of individuals of the same species that live in a particular area
- Data that can be expressed has a number and counted
- the fall of condensated water due to gravity β rain
- Information that canβt be expressed as a number
- the extent to which an experiment, test, or any measuring procedure yields the same results on repeated trials
- = (π΅ΒΊ ππ πππππππ πππππππ )/(π»ππππ π΅ΒΊ ππ πππππππ)Γπππ
- = (No. of individuals x total area) / area of the quadrat
- obtain their energy by grazing photosynthetic organisms or prey on lower-level _______
- the transition of water vapor to form clouds
- ______ index = π« = πβ(β(π/π΅)π)
- Population ________ = shows the structure and distribution of a given country
- the group of different speciesβ populations that inhabit a certain area
- meeting our needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own
- the process by which plants use sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to create oxygen and energy in a form of sugar (glucose);
- considers all the biomes on Earth, being the highest level of ecological organization.
- _________ sampling = when each member of the population is likely to be included
- ___________ competition = when the same speices comptete for resources
- _________ sampling = when the observations are taken in regular intervals
- ________ effect = It is responsible by maintaining stable temperature, without big oscillations between night and day;
- ______ nets = nets with large diameter that can be swept throught vegetation to collect invertebrates
47 Clues: (Ha) • capture - ______ - recapture • _______ index = π΅ =(ππΓππ)/ππ • ______ index = π« = πβ(β(π/π΅)π) • = the C in Abundunce scale (ACFOR) • _______ density = (π΅ΒΊ ππ ππππππ)/π¨πππ • the transition of water vapor to form clouds • Information that canβt be expressed as a number • Data that can be expressed has a number and counted • ...
5thG Environmental Learning: Fall 2024-12-22
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- related to, or derived from, living matter
- vertebrates covered by feathers
- a sustainable farming method that combines plants and fish together in a system
- organism that helps break down organic matter
- managed decomposition of organic materials
- 2nd trout life cycle stage where yolk sack is still attached
- type of fish that we raise from egg to fry
- element found in DNA, Proteins and Chlorophyll. component of the nutrient cycle
- box turtle who lives in the greenhouse
- arthropod with 4 pairs of legs
- breaking down of organic matter using worms
- cold blooded animal covered in scales that breathes through gills
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- beetle larva, or, the chickensβ favorite treat
- chemical substances that are essential for all living things
- single celled organisms that can be helpful or harmful.
- to break down, like when a dead plant turns to soil.
- turtle Poppy is a ____
- warm blooded animal with fur.
- invertebrates with an exoskeleton
- 3rd stage of the troutβs life cycle after completely absorbing its yolk sack.
- animal that eats only plants
- where an organism lives.
22 Clues: turtle Poppy is a ____ • where an organism lives. • animal that eats only plants • warm blooded animal with fur. • arthropod with 4 pairs of legs • vertebrates covered by feathers • invertebrates with an exoskeleton • box turtle who lives in the greenhouse • related to, or derived from, living matter • managed decomposition of organic materials • ...
Environmental Pollution (Year 7) 2025-05-24
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- Chemicals used on farms that can pollute the air.
- Heat added to water bodies that harms aquatic life.
- Another word for household rubbish or waste.
- The use of living things (like bacteria or plants) to clean up polluted environments.
- Substances added to soil to help plants grow, but can pollute.
- Harmful substances often released by factories or farms.
- A non-biodegradable material that pollutes soil.
- Pollution caused by loud or disturbing sounds.
- A clean energy source powered by sunlight.
- Coal, oil, and gas used for energy that cause pollution.
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- The presence of harmful substances in air, water, or soil.
- Waste water and human waste from homes and toilets.
- Water bodies often polluted by farm or factory waste.
- Substances that cause harm when released into the environment.
- Untreated waste that makes water unsafe.
- This comes from burning rubbish and fuels.
- The build-up of harmful chemicals in the body of a living organism over time.
- A waterborne disease caused by dirty water.
- The increase in concentration of harmful chemicals as you move up the food chain.
- This body process is affected by air pollution.
- Aquatic animals often killed by polluted water.
- A common cause of soil and water pollution involving crude oil.
22 Clues: Untreated waste that makes water unsafe. • This comes from burning rubbish and fuels. • A clean energy source powered by sunlight. • A waterborne disease caused by dirty water. • Another word for household rubbish or waste. • Pollution caused by loud or disturbing sounds. • This body process is affected by air pollution. • ...
Environmental Conditions & Hazardous Materials 2022-03-18
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- Chemical linked to Lumber Liquidators and UFFI insulation
- Type of ceiling that may contain asbestos
- Method to cover asbestos and prevent release
- Common source of electromagnetic fields (EMF)
- What Lumber Liquidators filed for in 2024 after a 60 minutes report
- Gas from the natural decay of uranium in soil
- One of three things mold needs to grow
- Field produced by electrically charged objects
- Buried storage tank for fuel or chemicals
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- Old insulation that may contain asbestos
- Describes asbestos that can easily release airborne particles
- Persistent chemicals linked to major water contamination lawsuits
- Beauty products that once contained lead
- The risk when exposed to heavy metals
- Common roofing and siding material before the 1980s
- Unit used to measure radon levels
- Major health effect caused by asbestos exposure
- Floor tiles in older homes that may contain asbestos
- Fungus that grows in thread-like structures called hyphae
- Toxic metal found in old paint and pipes
- ___-____Underground container sometimes left after heating upgrade
- What inspectors might give clients worried about lead in old homes
22 Clues: Unit used to measure radon levels • The risk when exposed to heavy metals • One of three things mold needs to grow • Old insulation that may contain asbestos • Beauty products that once contained lead • Toxic metal found in old paint and pipes • Type of ceiling that may contain asbestos • Buried storage tank for fuel or chemicals • ...
Earth Environmental Review 4 2025-05-07
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- When a solid phases to a gas
- Chemical and mechanical are the 2 types of this
- This Biome has 4 different seasons
- The Earth's tilt causes these
- All Non-living things
- What P in P-wave stands for
- This biome is home to Elephants and Lions
- The tendency for water to rise and fall
- This effect determines what direction hurricanes spin
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- This biome has drought-resistant plants
- Largest layer of the Earth
- This effect helps trap heat
- Weather phenomena that causes an increase in hurricane activity
- Property of water that makes things float
- Going from a liquid to a gas
- Biome where freshwater and saltwater meet
- All Living things
- What V-shaped lines represent on a topographic map
- As you go down in the ocean, it get saltier
- Property of water that makes it move between solid, liquids, and gases
20 Clues: All Living things • All Non-living things • Largest layer of the Earth • This effect helps trap heat • What P in P-wave stands for • When a solid phases to a gas • Going from a liquid to a gas • The Earth's tilt causes these • This Biome has 4 different seasons • This biome has drought-resistant plants • The tendency for water to rise and fall • ...
Environmental Systems Crossword #1 2025-09-02
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- Chain β A series of organisms showing energy flow.
- β A symbiotic relationship where one benefits and the other is not affected.
- β An organism that makes its own food, usually a plant.
- β A large region with a specific climate and organisms.
- β All living and nonliving parts of an environment together.
- β Variety of life in an ecosystem.
- β The role an organism plays in its ecosystem.
- β An animal that is hunted by predators.
- Cycle β Continuous movement of water on Earth.
- Pyramid β Diagram showing energy loss through trophic levels.
- β A symbiotic relationship where one benefits and the other is harmed.
- β A symbiotic relationship where both species benefit.
- β All the members of one species living in an area.
- Web β Network of connected food chains in an ecosystem.
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- Factor β Something that restricts the growth of a population.
- β Organism that gets energy by eating other organisms.
- β Study of how living things interact with each other and their environment.
- Capacity β The largest population an environment can support.
- β Process where plants use sunlight to make food.
- β A close relationship between two different species.
- β An animal that hunts other animals for food.
- Respiration β Process that releases energy from food molecules.
- β Water changing from liquid to vapor.
- β The gradual change of ecosystems over time.
- β Organism that breaks down dead matter and recycles nutrients.
- β All the different populations living in one area.
- Level β Position an organism has in a food chain.
- Cycle β Movement of nitrogen through soil, plants, animals, and atmosphere.
- β Place where an organism lives.
- Cycle β Movement of carbon between organisms, air, water, and Earth.
30 Clues: β Place where an organism lives. • β Variety of life in an ecosystem. • β Water changing from liquid to vapor. • β An animal that is hunted by predators. • β The gradual change of ecosystems over time. • β An animal that hunts other animals for food. • β The role an organism plays in its ecosystem. • Cycle β Continuous movement of water on Earth. • ...
Unit 2 Environmental Science 2025-09-03
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- cool, nutrient-rich water rises to the surface replacing warm water.
- this trophic level has the most energy available.
- plants convert light, co2 & water into glucose & oxygen.
- fungi & many microorganisms keep nutrients cycling through the ecosystem by breaking down dead matter.
- different species interacting in the same habitat & time.
- a place where something is collected & stored.
- thanks to nitrogen & phosphorus based ______________ the amount of fixed nitrogen & phosphorus INCREASES.
- thanks to adhesion, cohesion and surface tension water has the ability to move from the roots of plants to the leaves.
- the second level in the organization of life.
- the largest reservoir of carbon is stored here.
- the fourth level in the organization of life.
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- ________________ eat the herbivores.
- light, CO2, Water are all non living components in an ecosystem. What is the technical term for a non-living factor?
- One of the Five properties of water makes it so coastal areas experience less temperature extremes. This is called ____________________ moderation.
- thanks to this property of water, clouds form.
- Also known as the Hydrologic Cycle
- same species interacting in the same habitat & same time.
- eats both plants & animals.
- Land
- the third level in the organization of life.
- Water
- the first level in the organization of life.
- foxes, rabbits & snakes are all living factors in a terrestrial ecosystem. What's the technical name for a living factor?
23 Clues: Land • Water • eats both plants & animals. • Also known as the Hydrologic Cycle • ________________ eat the herbivores. • the third level in the organization of life. • the first level in the organization of life. • the second level in the organization of life. • the fourth level in the organization of life. • thanks to this property of water, clouds form. • ...
ADVANCE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE EDUCATION 2026-01-29
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- Formation of cloud droplets
- Energy source driving the water cycle
- Layer that absorbs ultraviolet radiation
- Combined evaporation and plant transpiration
- Atmospheric layer where weather occurs
- Zone where all living organisms exist
- Maximum water soil can hold after drainage
- Large slow-moving body of ice
- Release of carbon dioxide by organisms
- Breaking of ice sheets into the ocean
- Deep ocean circulation system
- Process where plants absorb carbon dioxide
- Flow of water over land after rain
- Earthβs frozen water system
- Movement of carbon between Earth systems
- Exchange of carbon through nature
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- Storage area of carbon in oceans or forests
- Gas that traps heat in the atmosphere
- Continuous circulation of Earthβs water
- Lowest layer of Earthβs atmosphere
- Water falling from clouds to the surface
- Underground water storage zone
- Water released by plants through leaves
- Water vapor turning into liquid droplets in clouds
- Ice changing directly to water vapor
- Water stored in living matter
- Water soaking into the ground
- Middle layer of the atmosphere
- Frozen regions near the poles
- Downward movement of water through soil
30 Clues: Formation of cloud droplets • Earthβs frozen water system • Large slow-moving body of ice • Water stored in living matter • Water soaking into the ground • Deep ocean circulation system • Frozen regions near the poles • Underground water storage zone • Middle layer of the atmosphere • Exchange of carbon through nature • Lowest layer of Earthβs atmosphere • ...
Environmental Control and Prevention 2026-06-04
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- Compostera
- Filtro de agua
- Contenedor de reciclaje
- Filtro para chimeneas industriales
- Barrera de sedimentos
- Protector de Γ‘rboles
- Grifo ahorrador de agua
- EstaciΓ³n de monitoreo de agua
- Bolsa ecolΓ³gica
- Kit para derrames de petrΓ³leo
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- Barrera contra el ruido
- Bombilla LED
- Panel solar
- Techo verde
- Botella reutilizable
- Barril para recolectar agua lluvia
- Casa para aves
- Purificador de aire
- Mat Manta para control de erosiΓ³n
- Turbina eΓ³lica
20 Clues: Compostera • Panel solar • Techo verde • Bombilla LED • Filtro de agua • Casa para aves • Turbina eΓ³lica • Bolsa ecolΓ³gica • Purificador de aire • Botella reutilizable • Protector de Γ‘rboles • Barrera de sedimentos • Barrera contra el ruido • Contenedor de reciclaje • Grifo ahorrador de agua • EstaciΓ³n de monitoreo de agua • Kit para derrames de petrΓ³leo • Mat Manta para control de erosiΓ³n • ...
Final Exam Environmental Science 2026-05-28
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- β An animal hunted by a predator.
- β Two or more atoms bonded together.
- β Harmful materials entering the environment.
- β Melted rock beneath Earthβs surface.
- β A substance made of one type of atom.
- β The place where an organism lives.
- β A substance made from different elements combined.
- β A naturally formed solid made of minerals.
- β Melted rock that reaches Earthβs surface.
- Chain β A path showing how energy moves through organisms.
- β Preserved remains or traces of ancient life.
- β Anything that has mass and takes up space.
- β An organism that breaks down dead matter.
- β The movement of rock or soil by wind or water.
- β An animal that hunts other animals.
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- β Average weather over a long time.
- β A substance with a pH above 7.
- β A group of the same species living together.
- β An organism that eats other organisms.
- β Living things and their environment working together.
- β A naturally occurring inorganic substance.
- β Matter with no definite shape or volume.
- β The basic unit of matter.
- β An organism that makes its own food.
- β A process where substances change into new substances.
- β A substance with a pH below 7.
- β The process plants use to make food from sunlight.
- β Matter with a definite shape and volume.
- β An opening in Earthβs crust where magma escapes.
- β A shaking of Earthβs surface caused by movement underground.
30 Clues: β The basic unit of matter. • β A substance with a pH above 7. • β A substance with a pH below 7. • β An animal hunted by a predator. • β Average weather over a long time. • β Two or more atoms bonded together. • β The place where an organism lives. • β An animal that hunts other animals. • β Melted rock beneath Earthβs surface. • β An organism that makes its own food. • ...
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
Economics Unit One 2016-08-18
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- tangible items that are economically useful or satisfy a want
- the basic economic problem
- the worth of a good or service as determined by the market
- the required resources to produce the things that we would like to have
- the cost of producing one more unit of a good or service
- natural resources required to produce the things that we want
- benefits, rewards, or costs that motivate our economic decisions
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- food, shelter, clothing
- a measure of output per unit of input
- sacrifices that must be made when we choose one thing over another
- cost the value of the next best use of money, time, or resources that we give up when we make a trade-off
- people and their skills, efforts, and abilities
- the people who start a new business or create a new product
- the satisfaction received from consuming a good or service
- work that is performed by somebody
- the tools, equipment, machinery, and factories that are used to produce goods and services
- one more
- goods and services that we desire, but aren't necessary for our survival
18 Clues: one more • food, shelter, clothing • the basic economic problem • work that is performed by somebody • a measure of output per unit of input • people and their skills, efforts, and abilities • the cost of producing one more unit of a good or service • the worth of a good or service as determined by the market • the satisfaction received from consuming a good or service • ...
IB Economics Revision 2022-12-14
Across
- He advised to try it before you can know with certainty
- not free and not planned
- This should be this kind of statement
- "show me the money..."
- What did Say say after claiming it was supply
- Machinery and equipment
- Can shift the whole curve
- shows what is possible
- From each according to his ability to each according to his ___________
Down
- it can go on and on and on...
- Dynamic variable
- good, without opportunity cost
- An economy and a flow
- you think it is but it is not
- It is brown and sticky
- A>B and B>C therefore A>C
- Economics is about...
- he speaks for the trees
18 Clues: Dynamic variable • An economy and a flow • Economics is about... • It is brown and sticky • "show me the money..." • shows what is possible • Machinery and equipment • he speaks for the trees • not free and not planned • A>B and B>C therefore A>C • Can shift the whole curve • it can go on and on and on... • you think it is but it is not • good, without opportunity cost • ...
Economics key terms 2020-02-06
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- unavailable to others
- unit -profit-seeking
- government subsidies for low-income families and individuals
- production of a good causes a benefit to a third party
- goods
- of satisfaction from consumption
- available to all
- can serve an entire market at a lower cost
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- taxing and public spending
- everyone can use them
- control money to influence national economy
- attempt to promote competition
- began in Great Britain around the 1750Β΄s
- guarantee individuals the right to use their resources as they coose
- is a cost that is suffered by a third party
- is the amount that divides the income distribution into two equal groups,
- a system of compulsory contribution to provide government assistance
- live under one roof
18 Clues: goods • available to all • live under one roof • unit -profit-seeking • everyone can use them • unavailable to others • taxing and public spending • attempt to promote competition • of satisfaction from consumption • began in Great Britain around the 1750Β΄s • can serve an entire market at a lower cost • control money to influence national economy • ...
Economics Chapter 4 2021-03-05
Across
- Products that are used together so the increase or decrease in demand for one will result in an increase or decrease in demand for the other
- describes demand that is very sensitive to price changes
- describes demand whose elasticity is exactly equal to 1
- describes demand that is not very sensitive to price changes
- goods that consumers demand more of when their incomes rise
- a measure of how consumers respond to price changes
- A graph that shows the demand schedule or how much of a good or service an individual is able to purchase at each price
- the desire, ability, and willingness to buy a product
- a table that lists the quantity of a good all consumers in a market will buy at various prices
- Products that can be used in place of other products to satisfy consumer wants
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- the statistical characteristics of populations and population segments, especially when used to identify consumer markets
- change in quantity demanded due to a change in the price that alters a consumer's real income
- a Latin phrase that means "all other things held constant"
- a change in quantity demanded due to a change in the relative price of a product
- goods that consumers demand less of when their incomes rise
- the total amount of money a company receives by selling goods or services
- more of a product will be purchased at low prices than at high ones
- A table that shows how much of a good or service an individual is willing and able to purchase at each price
18 Clues: a measure of how consumers respond to price changes • the desire, ability, and willingness to buy a product • describes demand whose elasticity is exactly equal to 1 • describes demand that is very sensitive to price changes • a Latin phrase that means "all other things held constant" • goods that consumers demand less of when their incomes rise • ...
Economics Chapter 4 2021-09-14
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- Describes demands that is not sensitive to price change.
- A good that consumers demand more when income increases.
- "all other things held constant"
- Goods used in place of another.
- statistical data relating to the population and particular groups within it.
- Consumers buy more of a good when the price decreases.
- Describes demands that is very sensitive to price change.
- A good that consumers demand less when income increases.
- total amount of money a firm receives by buying or selling goods.
- demand that elasticity equals to 1.
Down
- change in consumption due to change in income.
- When a consumer substitutes one item for another due to price changes.
- Table that lists quantity of a good consumers will buy at different price.
- Table that lists quantity of a good an individual will buy at different price.
- Measure of how consumer reacts to price change.
- Desire to own something that you can pay for.
- Two goods bought and used together.
- graphic representation of a demand schedule.
18 Clues: Goods used in place of another. • "all other things held constant" • Two goods bought and used together. • demand that elasticity equals to 1. • graphic representation of a demand schedule. • Desire to own something that you can pay for. • change in consumption due to change in income. • Measure of how consumer reacts to price change. • ...
Economics - Chapter 4 2021-09-13
Across
- measure of how consumers react to a change in price
- a graphic representation of a demand schedule
- the change in consumption resulting from change in real income
- statistics of groups of people
- good a good that consumers demand less of when their income increases
- goods used in place of one another
- the total amount of money a firm receives by selling goods or services
- the desire to own something and the ability to pay for it
- when consumers react to an increase in a good's price by consuming less of that good and more of other goods
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- a table that lists the quantity of a good a person will buy at each different price
- a table that lists the quantity of a good all consumers in a market will buy at each different price
- describes demand whose elasticity is exactly equal to 1
- laatin phrase that means "all other things held constant"
- two goods that are bought and used together
- describe demand that is not very sensitive to a change in price
- consumers buy more of good when its price decreases and less when its price increases
- describes demand that is very sensitive to a change in price
- a good that consumers demand more of when their income increases
18 Clues: statistics of groups of people • goods used in place of one another • two goods that are bought and used together • a graphic representation of a demand schedule • measure of how consumers react to a change in price • describes demand whose elasticity is exactly equal to 1 • laatin phrase that means "all other things held constant" • ...
Economics Crossword Puzzle 2021-09-13
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- consumers buy more of a good when its price decreases and less when its price increases
- when demand is not very sensitive to price changes
- goods that consumers demand more of when income increases
- the change in consumption resulting from a change in real income
- a table that lists the quantity of a good all consumers in a market will buy at each different price
- the assumption that nothing other than the price of a good will change
- when consumers react to an increase in a good's price by consuming less of that good and more of other goods
- a graphic representation of a demand schedule
Down
- demand whose elasticity is exactly equal to one
- entire amount of money a company receives by selling goods or services
- a table that lists the quantity of a good a person will buy at each different price
- the elasticity of demand for a good can be highly elastic at every price level
- measure of how consumers respond to price changes
- goods used in place of one another
- when demand is very sensitive to price changes
- the desire to own something and the ability to pay for it
- two goods that consumers demand more of when income increases
- goods for which demand falls as income increases
18 Clues: goods used in place of one another • a graphic representation of a demand schedule • when demand is very sensitive to price changes • demand whose elasticity is exactly equal to one • goods for which demand falls as income increases • measure of how consumers respond to price changes • when demand is not very sensitive to price changes • ...
Intro to Economics 2024-03-01
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- sacrifice or others when making a choice
- Fundamental economic problem
- study of choices with unlimited wants and finite resources
- _________ Fundamental Questions
- costs that are in the past and irrelevant to decision making.
- makers of products
- a little bit more and a little bit less.
- What drives us to make decisions
Down
- the next best alternative
- risk takers who bring all the other 3 factors together
- goods and services
- For _______ to produce it for?
- __________ to produce?
- Natural Resources
- resources made or used to produce or distribute
- ________ to produce?
- the value
- Weighing your marginal cost and marginal benefits to make a decision
18 Clues: the value • Natural Resources • goods and services • makers of products • ________ to produce? • __________ to produce? • the next best alternative • Fundamental economic problem • For _______ to produce it for? • _________ Fundamental Questions • What drives us to make decisions • sacrifice or others when making a choice • a little bit more and a little bit less. • ...
Ryan's economics revision 2024-03-01
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- a business who employ workers to produce goods and services
- a person who makes and sells things for a profit
- allocation the way we distribute scarce resources to produces and consumers
- the higher the price that a good or service can be sold for, the higher the quantity that suppliers are willing to produce
- the amount of money earned by a business after all of its expenses have been paid for
- a person who buys things to use
- the amount of money that a worker is paid based on the work that they provide
- the general increase in prices of goods and services
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- a rival business who makes products in the same market
- The total value of goods and services produced in a country over a year
- when prices rise, the quality demanded decreases and when prices fall, the quality demanded increases
- the exchange of goods and services among buyers and sellers
- the study of how people and society use resources to satisfy their needs and wants
- flow model illustrates the interdependent relationship between business and consumers in a market economy
- mechanism the way price can affect the supply and demand of goods and services
- the problem of people having unlimited wants and needs but limited resources to support those needs and wants
- money that the government collects from the public to pay for public goods and services
- the skills knowledge and effort provided by a worker
18 Clues: a person who buys things to use • a person who makes and sells things for a profit • the general increase in prices of goods and services • the skills knowledge and effort provided by a worker • a rival business who makes products in the same market • a business who employ workers to produce goods and services • ...
Economics Cross Word 2024-02-18
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- A necessity or requirement for survival
- Leaving your country to live somewhere else.
- When prices keep going up. People need more money to buy things they need.
- When there isn't enough of something to go around.
- Things you can touch and use, like toys or food.
- A place where people buy and sell things.
- How much of something there is to buy.
- Having many different kinds of people in one place.
- Desires that are not essential for survival
- When people move from one place to another.
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- Things people do for others, like teaching or fixing cars.
- The money you get paid for your work.
- How people make, buy, and sell things.
- The money you earn.
- The work people do to make things.
- How much people want to buy something.
- When the economy isn't doing well and people are losing jobs.
- Moving to a new country.
18 Clues: The money you earn. • Moving to a new country. • The work people do to make things. • The money you get paid for your work. • How people make, buy, and sell things. • How much people want to buy something. • How much of something there is to buy. • A necessity or requirement for survival • A place where people buy and sell things. • ...
Economics Unit 4 2024-12-03
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- Store of value is an example of the..
- Created a national currency, the fiat Greenback
- Can withstand physical wear and tear- a characteristic of money
- A score of 670-799
- The nation's central bank
- How many characteristics of money are there?
- Interest earned on principle and on previous interest earned
- A score of 300-580
- Representative money is an example of the...
- Easily split up into smaller/larger portions
- Easily transported- a characteristic of money
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- Interest earned on the principle of investment only
- Considered the Father of American Banking
- The president who vetoed the renewal of the second bank and withdrew national funds
- What type of banking occurred from early 1800s to 1861
- Synonym for trade
- The first nation to develop paper money
- based on how well you keep up with your payments and credit history
18 Clues: Synonym for trade • A score of 670-799 • A score of 300-580 • The nation's central bank • Store of value is an example of the.. • The first nation to develop paper money • Considered the Father of American Banking • How many characteristics of money are there? • Representative money is an example of the... • Easily split up into smaller/larger portions • ...
Johnson Economics Review 2025-04-09
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- having little supply of a product
- the study of choices and how wealth is managed
- The cost of the next best choice
- A type of economy with no private ownership. The government distributes things equally.
- An economic system with total government control over what is produced and who gets it
- an type of economy where a country gains wealth by exporting a lot
- A type of economy with government involvement and some private ownership. The goal is to distribute things more equally.
- An economic system based on traditions like hunting and gathering
- the amount of goods available
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- Decisions about resources made at the personal/business level
- economic system with no government involvement that believes in competition, supply, and demand.
- Decisions about resources made at the government/global level.
- in the form of money or resources
- products bought from a foreign country
- An economic system where some resources are owned by the government and some are private. There are varying levels of government involvement.
- A type of economy where businesses own production and make decisions and what and how to produce resources.
- products sold to a foreign country
- how much of a good people want
18 Clues: the amount of goods available • how much of a good people want • The cost of the next best choice • having little supply of a product • in the form of money or resources • products sold to a foreign country • products bought from a foreign country • the study of choices and how wealth is managed • Decisions about resources made at the personal/business level • ...
Business and Economics 2025-06-15
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- Rivalry between two or more parties striving for a common goal that cannot be shared, such as market share or resources
- The financial gain realized when revenue exceeds expenses.
- A system within a region or nation involving the production, consumption, and distribution of goods and services
- The act of sending goods or services out of one country for sale or use in another country
- A fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly or biweekly basis, made by an employer to an employee.
- The network of organizations, people, activities, information, and resources involved in moving a product or service from supplier to customer.
- The management of money, including investing, borrowing, lending, and saving, to achieve financial goals
- A plan of action designed to achieve a long-term or overall aim, especially in business or warfare.
- A calculation plan, usually financial, for a defined period, outlining expected income and expenditures
- The purchase of assets such as stocks, bonds, or real estate with the expectation of generating income or appreciation
- A legal process for relieving debt that the borrower cannot repay, often involving liquidation of assets or a repayment plan
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- A setting where buyers and sellers transact business for the exchange of particular goods or services
- 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.
- An individual who creates a new business, bearing most of the risks and enjoying most of the rewards
- A financial liability or obligation owed by one party (the debtor) to another (the creditor), typically involving principal and interest
- A person or group who purchases goods or services for personal, family, or household use, not for business or resale
- A type of security that signifies ownership in a corporation and represents a claim on part of the companyβs assets and earnings.
- A compulsory financial charge or levy imposed by a government on income, goods, services, or activities.
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. • ...
Economics Chapter 4 2026-06-10
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- β The total amount earned from sales, calculated as price Γ quantity sold.
- β Consumers buy more of a good when its price falls compared to substitute goods.
- β A table showing the quantity demanded at different prices.
- β The quantity of a good or service consumers are willing and able to buy at various prices.
- β A table showing the total quantity demanded by all consumers at different prices.
- β Demand where the percentage change in quantity demanded equals the percentage change in price.
- β A good for which demand increases when income increases.
- β Characteristics of a population, such as age, income, and education, that affect demand.
- β A good for which demand decreases when income increases.
- β Goods that can replace one another in consumption.
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- β Goods that are often used together, so demand for one affects demand for the other.
- β A change in consumption caused by a change in a consumer's purchasing power.
- β A measure of how responsive quantity demanded is to changes in price.
- β As the price of a good rises, the quantity demanded falls, and as the price falls, the quantity demanded rises, ceteris paribus.
- β Demand that changes significantly when price changes.
- Demand that changes relatively little when price changes.
- β A Latin phrase meaning "all other things being equal."
- β A graph showing the relationship between price and quantity demanded.
18 Clues: β Goods that can replace one another in consumption. • β Demand that changes significantly when price changes. • β A Latin phrase meaning "all other things being equal." • Demand that changes relatively little when price changes. • β A good for which demand increases when income increases. • β A good for which demand decreases when income increases. • ...
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
Across
- 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 countryβs 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 countryβs 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 arenβt 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 canβt 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
Across
- 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
Across
- 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 companyβs 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
Across
- 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
Across
- 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 • ...
Economics Crossword Review 2026-05-04
Across
- Vote A person buys one product over another
- Decisions and resources involved in consumption, distribution, and production
- intensive When producers use more human effort than capital because its cheaper
- When a company isn't making enough money to stay a business
- economy An economy that is run by government and individuals
- People who create or manage a service or good
- The person who buys and uses a product
- an organization formed by workers who join together and use their strength to have a voice in their workplace
- When there isn't enough resources to meet the needs or wants of someone
- resource A natural thing that satisfies a human want
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- The control of decision making by government for citizens
- Something that satisfies a human want
- economy An economy that is mostly run by a government
- good Best for society on a whole
- economy An economy that is run mostly by individuals
- When a person or company controls all of
- Corporations Corporations that are fully owned by the government
- Control of decision making by individuals for a business
- intensive A producer uses more capital than human effort because its cheaper
- Man made things like tools used in production
20 Clues: good Best for society on a whole • Something that satisfies a human want • The person who buys and uses a product • When a person or company controls all of • Vote A person buys one product over another • People who create or manage a service or good • Man made things like tools used in production • economy An economy that is run mostly by individuals • ...
FOR Z 2023-09-03
Across
- 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 • ...
Sustainability 2019-05-08
14 Clues: build • a ball • change • nature • a person • creature • a habitat • Mother Nature • add something • colour something • when you talk to people • when you follow directions • a guy that teaches science • when you tell someone something
Unit 1 Vocab 2024-08-15
Across
- 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
Across
- 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 • ...
1984 2021-02-12
Names of teachers 2024-03-03
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
Econ 2024-05-14
Across
- Deals with the structure, performance, behavior, and decision-making of the whole, or
- Market in which there is Optimism: economy is expanding and last an average of 7 years
- value of what is lost when choosing one thing over another
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- The study of economics on an individual
- Products that βcomplimentβ each other
- Father of modern economics
- Mandatory payments collected from individuals and corporations by a government entity to fund government activity
7 Clues: Father of modern economics • Products that βcomplimentβ each other • The study of economics on an individual • value of what is lost when choosing one thing over another • Deals with the structure, performance, behavior, and decision-making of the whole, or • Market in which there is Optimism: economy is expanding and last an average of 7 years • ...
Migration Vocab 2023-02-17
Across
- The migrant has been compelled to move by cultural or environmental factors.
- I emigrated from the United States.
- The difference between the number of immigrants (people coming to a country) and the number of emigrants (people leaving a country).
- Migration TO a location
- Maximum limits on the number of people who could immigrate to the United States during a one year period.
- Someone who has been forced to migrate for similar political reasons as a refugee but has not migrated across an international border.
- 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.
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- Someone who has migrated to another country in the hope of being recognized as a refugee.
- 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.
- A permanent move to a new location.
- Transfer of money by workers to people in the country from which they emigrated.
- 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
13 Clues: Migration TO a location • I emigrated from the United States. • A permanent move to a new location. • The migrant has been compelled to move by cultural or environmental factors. • An environmental or cultural feature of the landscape that hinders migration. • Transfer of money by workers to people in the country from which they emigrated. • ...
Unit 3 vocab choice board 2022-02-11
Across
- 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.
- Someone who has migrated to another country in the hope of being recognized as a refugee.
- Transfer of money by workers to people in the country from which they emigrated.
- 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
- Migration TO a location.
- Maximum limits on the number of people who could immigrate to the United States during a one year period.
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- The migrant has been compelled to move by cultural or environmental factors.
- A permanent move to a new location.
- An environmental or cultural feature of the landscape that hinders migration.
- Someone who has been forced to migrate for similar political reasons as a refugee but has not migrated across an international border.
- The migrant has chosen to move, usually for economic reasons, though sometimes for environmental reasons.
- The difference between the number of immigrants (people coming to a country) and the number of emigrants (people leaving a country).
- Migration FROM a location.
13 Clues: Migration TO a location. • Migration FROM a location. • A permanent move to a new location. • The migrant has been compelled to move by cultural or environmental factors. • An environmental or cultural feature of the landscape that hinders migration. • Transfer of money by workers to people in the country from which they emigrated. • ...
Unit 3 vocab choice board 2022-02-11
Across
- 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.
- Someone who has migrated to another country in the hope of being recognized as a refugee.
- Transfer of money by workers to people in the country from which they emigrated.
- 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
- Migration TO a location.
- Maximum limits on the number of people who could immigrate to the United States during a one year period.
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- The migrant has been compelled to move by cultural or environmental factors.
- A permanent move to a new location.
- An environmental or cultural feature of the landscape that hinders migration.
- Someone who has been forced to migrate for similar political reasons as a refugee but has not migrated across an international border.
- The migrant has chosen to move, usually for economic reasons, though sometimes for environmental reasons.
- The difference between the number of immigrants (people coming to a country) and the number of emigrants (people leaving a country).
- Migration FROM a location.
13 Clues: Migration TO a location. • Migration FROM a location. • A permanent move to a new location. • The migrant has been compelled to move by cultural or environmental factors. • An environmental or cultural feature of the landscape that hinders migration. • Transfer of money by workers to people in the country from which they emigrated. • ...
Chapter 2 Vocab 2025-09-12
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- Services Resources or services provided by environmental systems.
- Development A real increase in well-being and standard of life for the average person that can be maintained over the long term without degrading the environment or compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
- Development Goals Global goals that include eliminating the most severe poverty and hunger; promoting health, education, and gender equality; providing safe water and clean energy; and preserving biodiversity.
- A philosophy that emphasizes the fundamental right of living organisms to exist and to pursue their own ends.
- Environmentalism A definition of species that depends on evolutionary relationships
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- Conservation The philosophy that resources should be used for the greatest good for the greatest number for the longest time.
- Gases A gas that traps heat in the atmosphere
- Ecological, social, and economic systems that can last over the long term
- People descendants of the original inhabitants of a land or region who occupied it before it was colonized or invaded by other groups, and who maintain distinct cultural, social, economic, and political institutions and a strong connection to their territories
- Environmentalism the worldwide awareness of environmental issues and the coordinated effort to protect the global environment from human impact, driven by the understanding that actions in one part of the world can affect others
- Science The systematic, scientific study of our environment as well as our role in it.
- Indicators A series of measurements that indicate the status of wellbeing in a country
- Development Goals A program whoβs targets include an end to poverty and hunger, universal education, gender equity, child health, maternal health, combating of HIV/AIDS, environmental sustainability, and global cooperation in development efforts
- The flow of energy and/or matter into and out of a system
14 Clues: The flow of energy and/or matter into and out of a system • Gases A gas that traps heat in the atmosphere • Ecological, social, and economic systems that can last over the long term • Services Resources or services provided by environmental systems. • ...
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 • ...
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. • ...
Buisness 2018-03-27
Ecology 2013-05-14
Across
- Group of organism that can interbreed or produce offspring
- Biotic or abiotic factor that restricts the number of a population within a community
- Makes their own food from sunlight
- Environmental factor such as storms independent of pop.
- Living
- Group of same species in the same place
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- Environmental factor such as disease depending on pop.
- A species that wasn't originally there and disturbs everything
- Nonliving
- Largest number of individuals in an species that an environment can support long term
- Number of different species living in a specific area
- Biological community and all the non living factors that affect it
12 Clues: Living • Nonliving • Makes their own food from sunlight • Group of same species in the same place • Environmental factor such as disease depending on pop. • Number of different species living in a specific area • Environmental factor such as storms independent of pop. • Group of organism that can interbreed or produce offspring • ...
Deforestation 2025-01-21
Across
- Degradation of soil due to tree removal
- Microorganisms in soil that fix nitrogen for plants
- The study of organisms for industrial and environmental applications
- Large-scale removal of trees in forests
- A technique used to restore soil using microorganisms or plants
- Biotechnological devices used to monitor environmental changes
- Type of biodiversity affected most by deforestation
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- A biotechnological process for growing plants in a lab
- A sustainable alternative to traditional plastics made from plant materials
- Forests act as these to store carbon dioxide
- A crop often linked to deforestation in tropical regions
- The process by which plants absorb carbon dioxide during photosynthesis
12 Clues: Degradation of soil due to tree removal • Large-scale removal of trees in forests • Forests act as these to store carbon dioxide • Microorganisms in soil that fix nitrogen for plants • Type of biodiversity affected most by deforestation • A biotechnological process for growing plants in a lab • A crop often linked to deforestation in tropical regions • ...
Migration Vocabulary 2023-02-15
Across
- 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.
- that causes people to move to a new location.
- An environmental or cultural feature of the landscape that hinders migration.
- Someone who has migrated to another country in the hope of being recognized as a refugee.
- Transfer of money by workers to people in the country from which they emigrated.
- The difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants.
- Migration To a location.
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- migrant has been compelled to move by cultural or environmental factors.
- that causes people to move out of their present location.
- Migration from a location.
- limits on the number of people who could immigrate to the United States during a one year period.
- The migrant has chosen to move, usually for economic reasons, though sometimes for environmental reasons.
- A permanent move to a new location.
- 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.
15 Clues: Migration To a location. • Migration from a location. • A permanent move to a new location. • that causes people to move to a new location. • that causes people to move out of their present location. • migrant has been compelled to move by cultural or environmental factors. • The difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants. • ...
Genetic Disorders 2024-10-17
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- The genetic constitution of an individual, which can include specific alleles or mutations.
- Dysmorphism: Abnormalities in facial features that can be indicative of certain genetic conditions; often used in clinical diagnoses of syndromes.
- A genetic mutation where a segment of DNA is missing, which can lead to various genetic disorders.
- to the presence of a single extra full chromosome
- DNA that is hidden beneath the kinetochore proteins
- Reduced muscle tone, which can affect motor skills and movement; commonly seen in various genetic syndromes.
- A term describing a condition that is present from birth, which can be due to genetic or environmental factors.
- Neck: A condition where the skin folds between the neck and shoulders are abnormally thick or extended, commonly seen in Turner syndrome.
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- Abnormalities: Variations or malformations in the bones and skeletal structure, which can occur in various genetic conditions.
- proteins attached to centromere
- The observable physical or biochemical characteristics of an organism, as determined by both genetic makeup and environmental influences.
- The study of changes in gene expression that do not involve alterations to the underlying DNA sequence, often influenced by environmental factors.
- pair of sister chromatids
- Disability: A generalized neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by significant limitations in both intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior.
- Defects: Structural problems with the heart that are present at birth, often associated with several genetic syndromes.
15 Clues: pair of sister chromatids • proteins attached to centromere • to the presence of a single extra full chromosome • DNA that is hidden beneath the kinetochore proteins • The genetic constitution of an individual, which can include specific alleles or mutations. • A genetic mutation where a segment of DNA is missing, which can lead to various genetic disorders. • ...
ESS Topic 1 Key Terms 2026-05-05
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- a system that exchanges energy with the external environment, but not matter.
- a type of worldview that is focused on the relationship between human beings and the natural world.
- a system flow that involves a change in location of energy or matter, without any change in its state or form.
- an accumulation of material, energy, or information.
- the lenses shared by groups of people through which they perceive, make sense of, and act within their environment.
- a system flow that moves energy and matter, but in the process there is also a change in the chemical nature, a change in state, or a change in energy.
- how a particular situation is viewed and understood by an individual. It is based on a mix of personal and collective assumptions, values and beliefs.
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- a worldview that places nature at the center of our value system.
- the movement of matter, energy, or information into or out of a storage in a system.
- a modern environmental worldview that believes that technology and human innovation can address most social and environmental issues.
- an environmental worldview that places humans at the center of our value system.
- a system that exchanges both matter and energy with its external environment.
- a system's ability to recover after a disturbance.
- the qualities or principles that people feel have worth and importance in life.
- the underlying ideas we hold about the world.
15 Clues: the underlying ideas we hold about the world. • a system's ability to recover after a disturbance. • an accumulation of material, energy, or information. • a worldview that places nature at the center of our value system. • a system that exchanges energy with the external environment, but not matter. • ...
Chapter 32-33 2023-04-17
Across
- Are used in public health to kill vectors of disease, such as mosquitoes, and in agriculture to kill pests that damage crops.
- March 28, 1979, a nuclear power plant released radioactive gasses and radioactive iodine into the environment.
- It establishes a comprehensive permit system for all major sources of air pollution.
- An American marine biologist and conservationist who was influential in advancing the global environmental movement.
- Regulates commercial nuclear power plants, and other uses of nuclear materials.
- An independent executive agency of the United States federal government tasked with environmental protection matters.
- The introduction of harmful materials into the environment.
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- a person who works to protect the environment from destruction and pollution.
- Produced by nuclear fission of uranium and plutonium in nuclear power plants.
- Each year on April 22, millions of people around the world gather to heighten public awareness of environmental problems.
- A severe nuclear reactor accident that results in core damage from overheating
11 Clues: The introduction of harmful materials into the environment. • a person who works to protect the environment from destruction and pollution. • Produced by nuclear fission of uranium and plutonium in nuclear power plants. • A severe nuclear reactor accident that results in core damage from overheating • ...
Secondary airborne microplastic 2025-01-19
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- Process that causes larger plastics to become brittle and break into smaller particles (8 letters)
- A form of secondary microplastics produced from the breakdown of large plastics in landfills (9 letters)
- Type of microplastics produced from fragmentation of larger plastic items (9 letters)
- A common plastic product that can degrade into microplastics after use and disposal, often found on roads (5 letters)
- A major process that causes large plastics to break down into microplastics, especially from mechanical wear (6 letters)
- Improperly managed waste sites that contribute to the creation of secondary microplastics (10 letters)
- Type of radiation that contributes to the degradation of larger plastics (2 letters)
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- The general term for large plastics that degrade into microplastics through exposure to environmental factors (4 letters)
- The process by which plastics break down due to environmental factors like sunlight and temperature (10 letters)
- This is a common source of secondary microplastics, found in many consumer products (8 letters)
- A type of environmental exposure that accelerates the breakdown of plastics (7 letters)
11 Clues: Type of radiation that contributes to the degradation of larger plastics (2 letters) • Type of microplastics produced from fragmentation of larger plastic items (9 letters) • A type of environmental exposure that accelerates the breakdown of plastics (7 letters) • ...
Engineering Careers Crossword 2019-09-23
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- Plan, design, maintain, construct roads to ensure safety and transportation
- hardware Research, test, oversee, computer chips and systems
- Understand geologic formation of rock and determine monitor operations
- Uses physical science to turn raw materials to useful paper materials
- Install insulating materials
- Bring innovative projects to the market
- Develop aircraft and spacecraft
- Combine mechanical, electronic, computer to improve manufactured goods
- Research and develop systems to benefit nuclear radiation or energy
- Advance or improve modern medicine
- Understands how technology fits to larger and professional needs
- Responsible to ensure all parts of the plane are in proper, working order
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- Responsible for building, monitoring for the train
- Create a design fulfilling the needs of the company and customer
- Develop organisms better to fit environmental needs and fits modern medicine
- Research about energy and how it changes over time
- Solve problems with environment to improve of maintain the quality
- Monitor all the quality of manufactured goods
- Combine microbiology to create to make processed food taste better
- 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 • ...
Commercial Design 2014-11-02
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- trial and error method of space planning using quick pencil sketching
- informational sheet about products used in design process
- caused when substances combine and become more toxic
- preliminary space planning using grid paper or templates
- pre-design process beginning when planning problem is presented to planner and ends when physical planning begins
- compounds that release chemicals into the air
- toxic element occurring natural in ore
- space planning chart indicating specific needs for each space
- cancer causing silicon mineral
- Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
- biological contaminant which can cause allergic reactions
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- information gathering session between designer and client
- pre-design process which connects spaces by function
- meeting needs of present and future generations
- the void between the completed design program and the planning solution
- additive to paint to preserve shelf life
- a reaction occurring when materials absorb chemicals out-gassed by other materials which are released later
- the speed at which VOCs are released into the air
- watching the operational processes which occur in a space in order to design it appropriately
- independent, non-profit environmental testing program
20 Clues: cancer causing silicon mineral • toxic element occurring natural in ore • additive to paint to preserve shelf life • compounds that release chemicals into the air • Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design • meeting needs of present and future generations • the speed at which VOCs are released into the air • pre-design process which connects spaces by function • ...
Evolution 2014-10-08
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- Darwin/ all life was "produced by a simple life filament"
- Variation/ mutations are sources of different traits
- some traits give a selective advantage
- habitats separated
- isolation/ bodies are incompatible for sexual reproduction
- populations have ability to reproduce more individuals than can survive
- a group of individuals tat belong to the same species live in a defined area, and breed with others in the group
- isolation/ differing courtship prevent gene flow
- populations-variations in traits; environmental influence
- flow/ immigration or emigration between 2 or more populations
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- extinct glyptodonts- large, similar to armadillo and same region
- changes in environmental conditions that lead to a phenotypic shift in one direction
- changes happening over a long period or time
- drift/ small populations affected by random change
- differences in timing of reproduction
- intermediate forms of the trait are elected against
- body structures
- ex: mating ritual
- small scale changes within a population
- functionality
- Selection/ overpopulation,genetic variation, competition, successful reproduction
- isolation/ early death, sterility, or low survival rates of hybrids
- Lyell/ Theory of uniformity
- mortality/ molecular incompatibilities
- Breeding/ artificial selection
25 Clues: functionality • body structures • ex: mating ritual • habitats separated • Breeding/ artificial selection • differences in timing of reproduction • Lyell/ Theory of uniformity • some traits give a selective advantage • small scale changes within a population • changes happening over a long period or time • mortality/ molecular incompatibilities • ...
Philosophy 2025-09-22
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- Fairness in facing climate challenges
- Advocacy to solve ecological problems
- Value is in ecosystems as a whole
- Links social and environmental issues
- Natural disasters harming humans and nature
- Maximizing output, minimizing waste
- Using resources for future generations
- Growth that protects environment
- Fair distribution of burdens and benefits
- Nature has intrinsic value
- Value of beauty in the environment
- Decline of environment by humans
- Maintaining the state of nature
- Unequal burden of environmental problems
- Destruction of forests by humans
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- All living beings have value
- Morality in human-nature relationship
- Avoiding waste of resources
- Humans as caretakers of creation
- Living in harmony with the natural world
- Fairness for present and future generations
- Brings out harmony and beauty
- Human-centered view of nature
- Contamination of air, water, or land
- Earth as a self-regulating system
- Responsibilities about climate change
- Wise use of natural resources
- Moral duty to care for environment
- Humans are part of nature
- Wise and careful decision-making
30 Clues: Humans are part of nature • Nature has intrinsic value • Avoiding waste of resources • All living beings have value • Brings out harmony and beauty • Human-centered view of nature • Wise use of natural resources • Maintaining the state of nature • Humans as caretakers of creation • Growth that protects environment • Wise and careful decision-making • ...
Globalism 2026-04-28
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- Philosophy exploring the conflict between human desire for meaning and the universeβs indifference.
- Indian leader famous for nonviolent resistance.
- Art that emphasizes ideas over visual form.
- Spontaneous creation in music, theater, or performance.
- Study of organisms and their environments.
- Artistic movement celebrating speed, technology, and modernity.
- Late 20th-century movement skeptical of universal truths.
- Architectural structure supported at only one end.
- Art or music style emphasizing simplicity and reduction.
- Concept of worldwide interconnectedness and influence.
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- Belief that life has no inherent meaning or value.
- Environmental art created using natural landscapes and materials.
- Analytical method that challenges assumptions in texts and ideas.
- Anti-art movement rejecting logic and embracing absurdity.
- Electronic instrument capable of creating varied sounds.
- Musical technique using intervals smaller than a semitone.
- Film or literature blending documentary and fictional elements.
- Early 20th-century art movement using geometric shapes and multiple perspectives.
- Art and literature movement emphasizing dreamlike, illogical imagery.
- Art focusing on environmental concerns or sustainability.
- Philosophical movement exploring individual meaning and freedom.
- Early 20th-century art style with bold colors and expressive brushwork.
22 Clues: Study of organisms and their environments. • Art that emphasizes ideas over visual form. • Indian leader famous for nonviolent resistance. • Belief that life has no inherent meaning or value. • Architectural structure supported at only one end. • Concept of worldwide interconnectedness and influence. • Spontaneous creation in music, theater, or performance. • ...
SI session 7 Animal physiology 2017-05-17
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- the part of a negative feedback loop that changes a parameter to bring it back to its set point
- an organism that must allow its body temperature to vary in order to survive in its environment
- salmon develop gills as they grow in order to increase the _____________ ___________ through which oxygen exchange can happen
- diffusion and exchange with the environment is easier with __________ organisms, that have high surface area to volume ratios
- when a physiological mechanism begins, then its processes perpetuate and increase its actions, an example would be giving birth
- the relationship between the changing size of an organism and its shape or other physical properties
- As a lizard grows, its size stays the same, with the same proportions
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- when an adaptation comes at a cost, for example a male peacock having very ornate feathers
- an organism that can regulate and produce its own body heat
- when an animal's phenotype changes in response to environmental change, similar to phenotypic plasticity
- between two organisms that perform similar physical functions, they have differently shaped skeletons due to difference in size
- metabolic rate of animals __________ as they get smaller
- the part of a negative feedback loop that receives information from environmental stimuli
- and often heritable, genetic change that is seen in a population over time in a population due to environmental factors
- the ability to maintain a constant internal environment
15 Clues: the ability to maintain a constant internal environment • metabolic rate of animals __________ as they get smaller • an organism that can regulate and produce its own body heat • As a lizard grows, its size stays the same, with the same proportions • the part of a negative feedback loop that receives information from environmental stimuli • ...
Migration Crossword: Human Geo 2024-09-04
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- 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
- An environmental or cultural feature of the landscape that hinders migration.
- The migrant has been compelled to move by cultural or environmental factors.
- The migrant has chosen to move, usually for economic reasons, though sometimes for environmental reasons.
- Migration TO a new location.
- Someone who has migrated to another country in the hope of being recognized as a refugee.
- Someone who has been forced to migrate for similar political reasons as a refugee but has not migrated across an international border.
- Something that causes people to move out of their present location.
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- 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.
- Transfer of money by workers to people in the country from which they emigrated.
- The difference between the number of immigrants (people coming to a country) and the number of emigrants (people leaving a country).
- Maximum limits on the number of people who could immigrate to the United States during a one year period.
- Migration AWAY from a location.
- A permanent move to a new location.
- Something that causes people to move to a new location.
15 Clues: Migration TO a new location. • Migration AWAY 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 migrant has been compelled to move by cultural or environmental factors. • ...
Migration Vocabulary 2023-02-13
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- The migrant has chosen to move, usually for economic reasons, though sometimes for environmental reasons.
- The migrant has been compelled to move by cultural or environmental factors.
- An environmental or cultural feature of the landscape that hinders migration.
- Maximum limits on the number of people who could immigrate to the United States during a one year period
- Someone who has migrated to another country in the hope of being recognized as a refugee
- Migration FROM a location.
- The difference between the number of immigrants (people coming to a country) and the number of emigrants (people leaving a country)
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- Someone who has been forced to migrate for similar political reasons as a refugee but has not migrated across an international border
- Transfer of money by workers to people in the country from which they emigrated
- Something that causes people to move out of their present location.
- A permanent move to a new location
- 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.
- 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
- Migration TO a location
- Something that causes people to move to a new 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 migrant has been compelled to move by cultural or environmental factors. • ...
Populations - Growth & Limiting Factors 2023-08-24
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- The study of human population characteristics
- An animal that kills other animals and eats them
- When a species is wiped out & no long longer exists
- The agricultural & extreme weather phenomenon in the Great Plains in the 1930's
- Environmental factors that never lived, limiting population
- Biotic or abiotic conditions that control the growth of a population
- Data revealing percentage of different ages & genders of a population
- Individuals moving into an area
- The revolution of human population growth that occurred in the 1800's
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- An animal that only eats plants
- An animal that is killed and eaten
- The accelerating increase in population
- The country where the potato famine occurred in the 1840's
- Number of individuals per unit area
- When a population's growth curve slows then stops, after exponential growth
- The number of individuals of a species that an environment can support
- Individuals moving out of an area
- Environmental factors that once lived, limiting population
18 Clues: An animal that only eats plants • Individuals moving into an area • Individuals moving out of an area • An animal that is killed and eaten • Number of individuals per unit area • The accelerating increase in population • The study of human population characteristics • An animal that kills other animals and eats them • When a species is wiped out & no long longer exists • ...
Diving Deep with Marine Biologists 2022-03-11
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- a word that means "like jelly"
- the type of scientist responsible for exploring Earth's oceans(2 words)
- a scientist that studies sea mammals like whales, dolphins, and porpoises
- the natural home of an animal or plant
- a traditional canoe
- Whale populations with genetic ___ can more easily adapt to environmental changes
- the world's largest bony fish
- The type of marine biologist Y Meeda is.
- Rosenbaum serves as the Director of the Ocean ____ Program
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- the world's ugliest fish
- a fish that looks like it came out of a horror movie
- Marine molecular biologists use marine life to address environmental challenges and help ___.
- the type of whale that Rosenbaum spent two years following
- a large pit too deep to be measured
- the person who encouraged A. Costa to study biology in college
- Tiny algae that produce 20% of the oxygen humans breathe
- ____ cover more than 70% of Earth's surface
- A marine biologist that studies bony fish, analyze their behavior, their habitats, and fish evolution
18 Clues: a traditional canoe • the world's ugliest fish • the world's largest bony fish • a word that means "like jelly" • a large pit too deep to be measured • the natural home of an animal or plant • The type of marine biologist Y Meeda is. • ____ cover more than 70% of Earth's surface • a fish that looks like it came out of a horror movie • ...
Medio ambiente 2024-04-24
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- An essential act for life, it involves inhaling oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide.
- Gathering and collecting items or waste, often as part of efforts to maintain cleanliness and prevent pollution.
- Transforming waste materials into new products, reducing environmental impact and conserving resources.
- To shield and safeguard against various threats or dangers, especially those posed to wildlife or habitats.
- Acts of heroism that involve rescuing imperiled species or ecosystems from the brink of extinction or destruction.
- More than just the surroundings, it encompasses the intricate web of interdependent ecosystems supporting life on Earth.
- To cause harm or injury, often unintentionally, to the environment or living organisms.
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- Not just about gardening, it's an act crucial for replenishing green spaces and combating deforestation.
- Beyond artistic endeavors, it's about generating innovative solutions and initiatives for environmental sustainability.
- The practice of maintaining the integrity and balance of natural ecosystems for future generations.
- Beyond surface dirt, it involves efforts to restore and maintain environmental purity, combating pollution.
- A key concept in ecological restoration, it's about reshaping landscapes and habitats to enhance biodiversity.
12 Clues: An essential act for life, it involves inhaling oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide. • To cause harm or injury, often unintentionally, to the environment or living organisms. • The practice of maintaining the integrity and balance of natural ecosystems for future generations. • ...
Plastic 2025-04-09
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- β A community of living organisms and their physical environment, interacting as a system.
- β The variety of plant and animal life in a particular habitat, essential for ecological balance.
- β Tiny plastic particles, often invisible, that result from the breakdown of larger plastic items and contaminate oceans and food chains.
- β The act of using goods and services, often associated with overuse and waste in modern society.
- β The tendency to use items once and discard them, contributing to environmental problems.
- β Knowledge or perception of a situation or fact, especially relating to environmental issues.
- β The process of converting waste materials into new, usable products to reduce environmental impact.
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- β The introduction of harmful substances or products into the environment.
- β The practice of using resources in a way that preserves them for future generations.
- β Laws or legal measures put in place to control or influence behavior, such as those regulating plastic use.
- β A model of economy focused on reusing, repairing, and recycling materials, in contrast to a linear take-make-dispose model.
- β The fundamental facilities and systems serving a country or area, such as waste management or recycling plants.
12 Clues: β The introduction of harmful substances or products into the environment. • β The practice of using resources in a way that preserves them for future generations. • β A community of living organisms and their physical environment, interacting as a system. • β The tendency to use items once and discard them, contributing to environmental problems. • ...
no habrΓ‘ mΓ‘s peces en el mar 2025-02-19
10 Clues: tuna • collapse • ecosystem • overfishing • biodiversity • marine species • plastic residue • unregulated fishing • environmental impact • industrial contamination
The Industrial Revolution 2024-01-17
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- one of the fenced-in or hedged-in fields created by wealthy british landowners on land that was formerly worked by village farmers
- the idea that the government should not interferewith or regulate industries or businesses
- the shift,beginning in England during the 18th century, from making goods by hand to making them by machine
- certain rights of ownership of a corporation
- a person who organizes, manages and takes on the risks of a business
- the system of manufacturing large numbers of identical items
- scottish economist; he became the advocate of laissez faire economics and is considered by someto be the father of modern economics;he wrote the first true text on economics,"The Wealth of Nations," in 1776
- a large building in which machinery is used to manufacture goods
- when one worker specializes in doing one tax
- the theory proposed by Jermeny Bentham in the late 1700s,that government actions are useful only if they promote the greatest good for the greatest number of people
- identical machine-made parts the use of which made factory work more efficient
- a business owned by stockholders who share in its profits but are not personally responsible for its debts
- the system of growing a different crop in a field each year to preserve the fertility of the land
- in a factory an arrangement in which a product is moved from worker to worker with each person performing a single task in its manufacture
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- British enginer who invented the Bessemer process, a cheap way to mass produce steel
- the resources- including land, labor and capital- that are needed to produce goods and services
- an economic concept that refers to seperation tasks in which people in a factory or company work at one kind of job and learn to do it well
- the growth of cities and the migration of people into them
- when people rely on others to provide the goods and services they need
- a social class made up of skilled workers, professionals, businesspeople and wealthy farmers
- the development of industries for the machine production of goods
- an economic system based on private ownership and on the investment of money in business ventures in order to make a profit
22 Clues: certain rights of ownership of a corporation • when one worker specializes in doing one tax • the growth of cities and the migration of people into them • the system of manufacturing large numbers of identical items • a large building in which machinery is used to manufacture goods • the development of industries for the machine production of goods • ...
Crossword - Safety Always 2017-09-02
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- This captures Human Factors, confidentially
- Feeling tired! Report here
- "...ops safer for everyone lies with ____ ___ __ __"(3rd/4th word -Safety Policy)
- No equipment here when aircraft is moving in/out
- Emergency process to contact crew at layovers; OPS ______
- Big environmental threat - (1st word)
- A potential for an incident
- PMβs first call for terrain threat
- Change is coming!
- ILS glide slope alert reporting form β all times; _______ Report
- Ground handling equipment/vehicles area; Equipment ______area
- Integrated Safety Management System, abbreviated
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- Cabin crewβs primary role
- In emergency, Commander to CIC; minimum brief!
- B737; Non-ILS, day, VMC, 'Glide slope' alert occurrence form
- Big environmental threat β (2nd word)
- This can be seen in the cabin, when smoky (SEP Abbr.)
- Radio call for Pilot Incapacitation
- AOCR, list of Reportable Occurrences
- Most common medical emergency* (attached article)
- βResponsibility for making our ... (1st/2nd word of 4 β Safety Policy)
- EFB power source
- SilkAir Safety Policy; Bold four-letter word
- Report ground incidents here
- Safety circulars for tech crew? (@waves -SSQE manuals)
25 Clues: EFB power source • Change is coming! • Cabin crewβs primary role • Feeling tired! Report here • A potential for an incident • Report ground incidents here • PMβs first call for terrain threat • Radio call for Pilot Incapacitation • AOCR, list of Reportable Occurrences • Big environmental threat β (2nd word) • Big environmental threat - (1st word) • ...
Energy Flow Crossword Puzzle 2013-04-01
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- usually one celled organims; some produce own food, others eat
- the natural environment of an organism
- an organism which uses elements from the envirnment to make its own food
- an organism that gets its nutrients and energy by feeding on other organisms
- feeds mainly on primary consumers
- captures and eats other animals
- a species that can only thrive in a narrow range of environmental conditions
- breakes down dead organisms and wastes to complete the nutrient cycle
- feeds mainly on dead material
- organims that don't make their own food but do posses a cell wall
- a species able to thrive in a wide variety of environmental conditions
- hunted or caught for food
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- factors that are important in controlling population growth
- relating to or derived from living organsims
- all the organsims in a feeding level
- form of life composed of mutually independent parts that maintain various vital processes
- feeds on both primary and secondary consumers
- feeds mainly on producers
- microscopic single celled organisms belonging to the kingdom Manera
- a class of individuals having the same common characteristics or qualities
20 Clues: feeds mainly on producers • hunted or caught for food • feeds mainly on dead material • captures and eats other animals • feeds mainly on primary consumers • all the organsims in a feeding level • the natural environment of an organism • relating to or derived from living organsims • feeds on both primary and secondary consumers • ...
Arousal 2013-08-10
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- A motivational talk from a person of authority
- A state of physiological or psychological tension
- Made by the adrenal glands, causes increased heart and breathing rates
- A law that assumes performance improves with increased arousal
- Acronym of autonomic nervous system
- A type of response that influences the way a person feels
- Chemical messages sent and produced by glands
- Level of arousal evident in weight-lifting and tackling
- Athletes experience stress when leading up to aβ¦.
- Abbreviation of lost move syndrome
- A state of heightened physical and emotional arousal
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- A type of change that influences a personβs mental abilities
- A type of change that influences the way a person looks and acts
- A type of stress experienced by the general public, related to work and relationships
- A type of technique which requires materials from an athlete's environmental
- Internal or external stimuli that causes stress
- A mental technique that releases tension from muscles and calms the body
- The best possible level
- An organisms overall state of alertness
- When an athlete is unable to perform a well-rehearsed skill
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 • ...
CrossWord_Justin_Chapter5 2018-11-26
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- areaβs sum of total organisms
- Scientist who first defined natural selection as a cause of evolution
- community experiences predictable change over time and reaches equilibrium
- organismβs use of resources and its role in a community
- an example of invasive species in North America
- only in a certain area, susceptible to environmental changes
- drives a feature of a group to intermediate trait
- Partner scientist of Darwin
- speciation when individuals are reproductively isolated in the same area
- disappearance of species, when species cannot adapt quickly enough to the changing environment or due to a human cause
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- when organisms in same area share resources by separating time/niche/etc
- a trait that promotes reproductive success in response to environmental pressure
- drives a feature of a group in one direction
- genetic makeup of a population changing over generations
- Ecological succession that starts without soil
- species with narrow niches
- speciation due to geographic isolation
- the creation of new species
- Ecological succession that starts with the soil
- drives a feature of a group towards the extreme
- species with wide niches
21 Clues: species with wide niches • species with narrow niches • the creation of new species • Partner scientist of Darwin • areaβs sum of total organisms • speciation due to geographic isolation • drives a feature of a group in one direction • Ecological succession that starts without soil • Ecological succession that starts with the soil • ...
negin 2020-06-01
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- natural or artificial substance containing the chemical elements that improve growth and productiveness of plants.
- a planned space
- Alabama Department of Environmental Management abbreviation
- Contamination synonym
- Environmental Protection Agency abbreviation
- prevention: any practice that reduces, eliminates, or prevents pollution at its source
- change: A change in the climate of a region over time due to natural forces or human activity.
- a chemical element with the symbol Pb
- They have backbones and live in water.
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- an overflow of water
- can: Litter`s home!
- an impervious surface
- rainwater that does not soak into the ground.
- the chemical element with the symbol N and atomic number 7
- naturally occurring material that is broken down by processes of weathering and erosion
- relating to water
- water act is an Act passed by U.S. Congress to control water pollution.
- bloom: Sudden spurts of algal growth, which can affect water quality adversely and indicate potentially hazardous changes in local water chemistry.
- indicates that water has been contaminated with human or animal waste.
- Waste synonym
- is any water that has been contaminated by human use.
21 Clues: Waste synonym • a planned space • relating to water • can: Litter`s home! • an overflow of water • an impervious surface • Contamination synonym • a chemical element with the symbol Pb • They have backbones and live in water. • Environmental Protection Agency abbreviation • rainwater that does not soak into the ground. • is any water that has been contaminated by human use. • ...
homeostasis & bacteria/viruses 2024-03-28
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- non-living, and CANNOT be cured using antibiotics
- cell divides giving rise to two cells each having the potential to grow to the size of the original cell
- caused by inherited genes or environmental causes (like sunbathing or chemical exposure)
- a virus is?
- ability to maintain a constant internal environment in response to environmental changes
- the other percent of bacteria that are "bad"
- one of the two ways pathogenic bacteria can cause disease
- living,and can be cured by using antibiotics
- the process in which the end products of an action cause move of that action to occur in a feedback loop
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- what is bacteria ?
- caused by either direct or indirect contact
- offspring produced by a single organism
- all bacteria is ?
- caused by bacteria and viruses
- about this much of our bacteria in our body is "good"
- is when the end results of an action inhibit that action from continuing to occur
- all bacteria have
- describes as any change (besides injury) that disrupts the normal function of the body
- viruses take over
- disease causing agents
20 Clues: a virus is? • all bacteria is ? • all bacteria have • viruses take over • what is bacteria ? • disease causing agents • caused by bacteria and viruses • offspring produced by a single organism • caused by either direct or indirect contact • the other percent of bacteria that are "bad" • living,and can be cured by using antibiotics • ...
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 doesnβt 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 Earthβs 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. • ...
Ecology Revision 2025-11-25
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- An animal that hunts and kills other animals for food
- The reliance of species on one another for survival
- A line used to study changes in organisms across a habitat
- An organism that lives in very harsh conditions
- A microorganism that breaks down dead material
- The place where an organism lives
- The variety of different species in an ecosystem
- All the populations of different species living together in a habitat
- An organism that eats other organisms for energy
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- The process plants use to make glucose using light
- A square frame used for sampling in field investigations
- When organisms fight for limited resources
- A feature that allows an organism to survive in its environment
- All the organisms of the same species living in a particular area
- The process that releases energy from glucose
- A community of organisms interacting with the abiotic parts of their environment
- An animal that is eaten by a predator
- Non-living environmental factors such as light or temperature
- Living environmental factors such as predators or competitors
- An organism that makes its own food by photosynthesis
20 Clues: The place where an organism lives • An animal that is eaten by a predator • When organisms fight for limited resources • The process that releases energy from glucose • A microorganism that breaks down dead material • An organism that lives in very harsh conditions • The variety of different species in an ecosystem • An organism that eats other organisms for energy • ...
Business environments 2026-03-23
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- 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 businessβs 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 • ...
CIV253 2026-04-20
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- Study of crystal structure, symmetry, and atomic arrangement
- Water stored beneath Earthβs surface used in engineering and supply
- Surface processes that break down and reshape landforms
- Method of removing groundwater to improve construction conditions
- Hazard associated with slope instability due to weathering and rainfall
- Rock alteration through chemical reactions such as dissolution
- Stage where rocks are subjected to environmental conditions before breakdown
- Contact between rock materials and environmental agents during weathering
- Process of breaking rocks into smaller fragments leading to soil formation
- Removal of soil particles due to strong wind action
- Process where water penetrates soil and rock layers
- Internal Earth-driven processes responsible for building landforms
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- Rock breakdown caused by organisms like plants and microbes
- Movement of sediments by wind, water, or rivers
- Crystal system with unequal axes intersecting at non-right angles
- Property where material characteristics vary with direction
- Breakdown of rocks without chemical composition change
- Process where transported materials are laid down
- Rotating wind disaster causing localized destruction
- Wearing away of land by natural agents like rivers and wind
20 Clues: Movement of sediments by wind, water, or rivers • Process where transported materials are laid down • Removal of soil particles due to strong wind action • Process where water penetrates soil and rock layers • Rotating wind disaster causing localized destruction • Breakdown of rocks without chemical composition change • ...
CHLOE HELENA GEORGIA 2018-08-06
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- Age between twelve to eighteen
- Long term general movement or change in frequency.
- A significant stage or event in development of someone's life.
- Relates to the body and what a persona is naturally born with.
- Number of deaths caused by a particular disease, illness or other environmental factor
- The physical things exterior to our body that is around us that affects our health.
- The rate at which a particular disease or illness occurs.
- Interactions with other people.
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- Continual changes un our state of health.
- Measurable changes in the body
- Age between conception to birth.
- Describes gradual changes in a person's physical, social and emotional abilities.
- Refers to a person's ability to think and reason.
- Features that can be seen externally on the body.
- The way a person acts, speaks and presents themselves.
15 Clues: Measurable changes in the body • Age between twelve to eighteen • Interactions with other people. • Age between conception to birth. • Continual changes un our state of health. • Refers to a person's ability to think and reason. • Features that can be seen externally on the body. • Long term general movement or change in frequency. • ...
WORLD WETLANDS DAY 2026-02-24
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- Name one man-made wetland example often recognised under Ramsar.
- Wetlands fall under which subject in the Seventh Schedule of the Indian Constitution?
- Wetlands act as natural buffers against coastal _______.
- What is the guiding principle of the Ramsar Convention for sustainable wetland management?
- The landmark Supreme Court case that expanded Article 21 to include environmental rights is ________.
- Which convention is commemorated on World Wetlands Day?
- In which city is the Ramsar Secretariat located?
- The Ramsar Convention is an intergovernmental ________.
- The doctrine often applied in environmental cases to prevent ecological damage is the ________ principle.
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- Mangroves are commonly found in which coastal ecosystem?
- Which organisation hosts the Ramsar Secretariat?
- Wetlands play a major role in carbon __________.
- Peatlands are important long-term carbon ________.
- In which month is World Wetlands Day observed?
- The global framework for biodiversity conservation adopted in 1992 is called ________.
- What is the name of the register that includes threatened Ramsar Sites?
16 Clues: In which month is World Wetlands Day observed? • Which organisation hosts the Ramsar Secretariat? • Wetlands play a major role in carbon __________. • In which city is the Ramsar Secretariat located? • Peatlands are important long-term carbon ________. • Which convention is commemorated on World Wetlands Day? • The Ramsar Convention is an intergovernmental ________. • ...
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 βthe selfβ 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 beliefsβ and faith?
- (L3) Which aspect of our identity is about what and who influences us to decide?
24 Clues: (L1) Who is βthe selfβ 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 organismβs physical appearance and genetic makeup
- the division of the habitat into smaller pieces β 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 β program called ssp β 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 organismβs 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 organismβs 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. • ...
