scientific method Crossword Puzzles
FORENSIC FUSION: Science, Evidence & Innovation 2025-12-15
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- Unique genetic blueprint used for individual identification
- Branch dealing with bullets, firearms, and tool marks
- Branch of forensic science dealing with fingerprints
- Innovative forensic technology using facial geometry for identification
- Innovative forensic tool used to reconstruct crime scenes in 3D
- Forensic innovation involving algorithms to predict criminal patterns
- The application of scientific principles to legal matters
- Study of questioned handwriting and signatures
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- Advanced forensic method to estimate time since death using body chemistry
- Chemical analysis of drugs, poisons, and trace materials
- Use of isotopes to trace geographic origin of evidence
- Digital trail left by an individual during online activities
- Digital evidence extracted from electronic devices
- Modern technique that uses body measurements for identification
- Artificial intelligence technique used for pattern recognition in forensics
- Forensic science branch that studies insect activity on corpses
16 Clues: Study of questioned handwriting and signatures • Digital evidence extracted from electronic devices • Branch of forensic science dealing with fingerprints • Branch dealing with bullets, firearms, and tool marks • Use of isotopes to trace geographic origin of evidence • Chemical analysis of drugs, poisons, and trace materials • ...
FORENSIC FUSION: Science, Evidence & Innovation 2025-12-15
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- Branch of forensic science dealing with fingerprints
- Branch dealing with bullets, firearms, and tool marks
- Advanced forensic method to estimate time since death using body chemistry
- Innovative forensic technology using facial geometry for identification
- Modern technique that uses body measurements for identification
- Unique genetic blueprint used for individual identification
- Digital evidence extracted from electronic devices
- Forensic innovation involving algorithms to predict criminal patterns
- The application of scientific principles to legal matters
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- Study of questioned handwriting and signatures
- Digital trail left by an individual during online activities
- Artificial intelligence technique used for pattern recognition in forensics
- Innovative forensic tool used to reconstruct crime scenes in 3D
- Chemical analysis of drugs, poisons, and trace materials
- Forensic science branch that studies insect activity on corpses
- Use of isotopes to trace geographic origin of evidence
16 Clues: Study of questioned handwriting and signatures • Digital evidence extracted from electronic devices • Branch of forensic science dealing with fingerprints • Branch dealing with bullets, firearms, and tool marks • Use of isotopes to trace geographic origin of evidence • Chemical analysis of drugs, poisons, and trace materials • ...
scientific revolution 2024-03-06
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- challenged the church and taught that the sun was the center of the universe and everything revolved around it
- anything bad that happened to the body was considered punishments from
- confirmed all matters fall at the same speed
- invented first modern telescope
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- introduced the scientific method
- used math to prove that copernicus was right
- the church taught the earth was
7 Clues: the church taught the earth was • invented first modern telescope • introduced the scientific method • used math to prove that copernicus was right • confirmed all matters fall at the same speed • anything bad that happened to the body was considered punishments from • ...
IPC Vocab Wk 2 2025-08-19
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- – An educated guess based on observations.
- – A risk to human health from biological materials.
- – Items worn to protect from hazards (such as goggles, gloves, or lab coats).
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- Method – A process for solving problems using evidence and experiments.
- – The group in an experiment that does not receive the tested change.
- – Something that changes in an experiment.
- – Information collected during an experiment.
7 Clues: – An educated guess based on observations. • – Something that changes in an experiment. • – Information collected during an experiment. • – A risk to human health from biological materials. • – The group in an experiment that does not receive the tested change. • Method – A process for solving problems using evidence and experiments. • ...
Geological Hazards 2022-06-06
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- The rigid outer part of the earth, consisting of the crust and upper mantle.
- What defines layers according to their physical properties.
- Point within the earth where an earthquake rupture starts.
- Denser, thinner, younger crust.
- The ......... discontinuity is the boundary between the crust and the mantle.
- Method used to locate the epicenter of an earthquake.
- Created the first scientific map of the entire ocean floor.
- Lower part of the mantle.
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- Continuous flow that occurs in a fluid because of differences in density.
- Upper part of the mantle.
- Thicker and older crust.
- The hypothetical landmass that existed when all continents were joined.
- What defines layers according to their chemical properties.
- Originator of the continental drift hypothesis.
- The zone of earthquakes and volcanoes surrounding the Pacific Ocean.
- Found evidence of sea-floor spreading.
16 Clues: Thicker and older crust. • Upper part of the mantle. • Lower part of the mantle. • Denser, thinner, younger crust. • Found evidence of sea-floor spreading. • Originator of the continental drift hypothesis. • Method used to locate the epicenter of an earthquake. • Point within the earth where an earthquake rupture starts. • ...
Swine Terms Cross word 2023-02-05
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- a mature female hog that can reproduce
- the scientific name for swine
- baby swine
- identification method used in the swine industry.
- Any meat from pigs
- the smallest-born piglet at the time of birth
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- a group of young animals born at a single birth
- to give birth to a litter of piglets
- any mammal of the family Suidae
- a male hog of any age that can reproduce
- Docking: removing part of a piglets tail to prevent tail biting
- a male hog castrated at an early age
- a young female hog that has not farrowed
- Teeth: the eight sharp teeth present in baby pigs at birth, four are incisors and four are canine teeth
- Removal of the testicles from male animals
- a young swine weighing less than 120 lbs
16 Clues: baby swine • Any meat from pigs • the scientific name for swine • any mammal of the family Suidae • to give birth to a litter of piglets • a male hog castrated at an early age • a mature female hog that can reproduce • a male hog of any age that can reproduce • a young female hog that has not farrowed • a young swine weighing less than 120 lbs • ...
Unit 1 Science vocabulary 2023-09-28
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- this is the information put in to a table
- this method lists 5-7 parts of an experiment.
- a letter that stands for a number or symbol
- which variable changes?
- the group the rest of the lab is compared to.
- the X axis is on this line
- an educated guess to the outcome of an experiment
- this variable goes on the X axis
- on a table the dependent variable goes on this
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- this variable goes on the Y axis
- which variable do I change in the experiment?
- a line or bar
- the Y axis is on this line
- this is something that must stay the same in a lab
- these two words must be used in the hyposthesis
- when you add data together and divide by how many.
- this scale is used to measure temperature
- on a table the independent variable goes on this side.
18 Clues: a line or bar • which variable changes? • the Y axis is on this line • the X axis is on this line • this variable goes on the Y axis • this variable goes on the X axis • this is the information put in to a table • this scale is used to measure temperature • a letter that stands for a number or symbol • this method lists 5-7 parts of an experiment. • ...
PA-Environmental Health-Conventional Med 2023-10-30
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- A concentration of _________ gases causes global warming.
- Measures concentration of five air pollutants of concern to health.
- A component of health-related fitness.
- The biggest component of household trash in the US.
- The amount of force a muscle can produce in a singular maximum effort.
- _____ health grew out of efforts to control communicable diseases.
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- An example of renewable energy.
- The body’s ability to respond or adapt to the demands and stress of physical effort.
- A common mind-body intervention.
- One way to measure intensity of cardiorespiratory exercise.
- A good reason to visit the ER.
- A type of medicine based on scientific method.
- A subsidized government health program for people with low income.
- The life force in Chinese medicine.
- Based on the notion that "like kills like".
- AKA static exercise.
16 Clues: AKA static exercise. • A good reason to visit the ER. • An example of renewable energy. • A common mind-body intervention. • The life force in Chinese medicine. • A component of health-related fitness. • Based on the notion that "like kills like". • A type of medicine based on scientific method. • The biggest component of household trash in the US. • ...
Chapter 1 Terms 2023-01-15
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- A series of interconnected ideas or concepts that explains what is observed in research and that make predictions about the future.
- A sample of participants that fairly represents the population because each member of the population has an equal chance of being included.
- A variable in an experiment that the experimenter manipulates to examine its impact on the dependent variable.
- The beliefs, values, rules, and customs that exist within a group of people who share a common language and environment, which are transmitted through learning from one generation to the next.
- A a research method that examines how variables are naturally related in the real world without altering the variables and without revealing whether one factor causes changes in another.
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- A specific, testable prediction of what should be observed in a study if a theory is correct.
- A group in an experiment that receives either no treatment or a baseline manipulation that is expected to have little or no impact; this group serves as a comparison to the experimental group.
- A method that is a continuous five-step process that allows systematic observation and measurement of phenomena to reach one or more scientific goals.
- A variable in an experiment that is measured to determine how it was affected by the manipulation of the independent variable.
- Accepted standards of right and wrong that guide people's behavior.
10 Clues: Accepted standards of right and wrong that guide people's behavior. • A specific, testable prediction of what should be observed in a study if a theory is correct. • A variable in an experiment that the experimenter manipulates to examine its impact on the dependent variable. • ...
Biology Vocabulary 2021-09-09
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- Cells, DNA, Reproduce, Grow, Respond to Stimuli, Adapt over time, Energy, homeostasis
- A particular preference or point of view that is personal, rather than scientific.
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- statements, beliefs, or practices that claim to be both scientific and factual but are incompatible with the scientific method.
- Scientifically accurate information that is used in an unbiased way to convey a biological idea. Accurate + Unbiased = Valid
- particle made of proteins, nucleic acids, and sometimes lipids that can replicate only by infecting living cells
5 Clues: A particular preference or point of view that is personal, rather than scientific. • Cells, DNA, Reproduce, Grow, Respond to Stimuli, Adapt over time, Energy, homeostasis • particle made of proteins, nucleic acids, and sometimes lipids that can replicate only by infecting living cells • ...
How Do Scientists Find Answer 2020-09-01
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- A ___________ model is made on a computer.
- __________ variable can be changed during the experiment.
- __________ method is a process of steps scientist use to study the natural world
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- An answer a scientist thinks might answer his question.
- A ________dimensional model has width and height.
- A _______ dimensional model has width, height and depth.
- _________ variable is observed and measured during the experiment.
7 Clues: A ___________ model is made on a computer. • A ________dimensional model has width and height. • An answer a scientist thinks might answer his question. • A _______ dimensional model has width, height and depth. • __________ variable can be changed during the experiment. • _________ variable is observed and measured during the experiment. • ...
Unit 1 Key Terms 2015-10-27
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- A way to evaluate and create assessments
- The systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources
- Notebook A legal document that engineers use to prove the validity of their work as well as designs.
- A new method, idea, product, etc.
- Able to be shown to be right or reasonable; defensible:
- A professional who applies scientific knowledge to solve problems.
- A first, typical or preliminary model of something
- Being able to identify problems
- Possessing having a sound basis in logic or fact
- To plan and make something for a specific purpose
- A written document for a design
- To make a judgement about something
- A person who pays and organization for services
- An idea or opinion about something
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- The ability to think and create new ideas
- A part of design brief that challenges the designer and describes what a design solution should do.
- An article or substance that is manufactured or refined for sale
- Something that restricts something else from it’s full potential
- The act of generating many ideas that are related to each otherp
- Something, typically a process or device, that has been invented:
- A method for creating a great quantity of ideas
- A set of steps that engineers follow to get the solution to a problem. It is very long and difficult.
- Relating to or iteration, especially of a math or computer processes
- A person who plans the form, look, or workings of something
24 Clues: Being able to identify problems • A written document for a design • A new method, idea, product, etc. • An idea or opinion about something • To make a judgement about something • A way to evaluate and create assessments • The ability to think and create new ideas • A method for creating a great quantity of ideas • A person who pays and organization for services • ...
Year 10 Psychology 2021-06-10
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- expressions, used to communicate without words
- explains a combination of how and what you need to complete your study
- observable patterns in humans and animals
- defining human behaviour under 7 categories
- goal, to understand, prescribe and predict and control human behaviour and mental processes.
- this is the result as it depends on something else
- someone with slightly more empathy but have experienced trauma
- refers to the likelihood of a person committing a serious act of violence with little provocation
- process, unobservable and often hard to assess
- the systematic study of the brain and mental processes including perception, cognition and emotion
- can prescribe medication but has to study for longer
- method, the seven steps used in psychological research
- a small group taken from your wider population
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- this is manipulated or changed
- expressions, tell us the truth before you attempt to lie
- explaining the aim and results of your study to participants after its over
- when people don't tell the truth
- any other variable that could impact the study
- a code of practice used by all Psychologists
- the entire group you're aiming to generalise your research too
- determining what you're going to test in a study
- someone who lacks empathy and is generally genetic.
- collected, analysed and interpreted in a study
- someone who is obsessed with themselves and has little regard for punishment
- a prediction about what is going to happen in the experiment
25 Clues: this is manipulated or changed • when people don't tell the truth • observable patterns in humans and animals • defining human behaviour under 7 categories • a code of practice used by all Psychologists • expressions, used to communicate without words • any other variable that could impact the study • collected, analysed and interpreted in a study • ...
Business analytics 25341 2025-11-04
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- Accuracy and consistency of stored data
- Technique that forecasts future outcomes using historical data
- Data point that differs significantly from other observations
- Suggests optimal decisions based on data analysis
- Computational model inspired by the human brain
- Scientific process of transforming data into business insights
- Metric used to evaluate performance toward business objectives
- Process of correcting or removing inaccurate data
- Statistical relationship between two or more variables
- Explains reasons for past outcomes or events
- Measure of profitability calculated as return divided by investment
- Decision-making approach based on analysis rather than intuition
- Framework for managing data availability and integrity
- Summarizes past data to understand what happened
- Converting data into a suitable format for analysis
- Language used to manage and query relational databases
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- Graphical representation of data
- Statistical method used to estimate relationships among variables
- Simulation of human intelligence by machines
- Tools and systems for analyzing business information
- Protection of data from unauthorized access
- On-demand delivery of computing services over the internet
- Visual display of key business metrics and analytics
- Algorithm that improves automatically through experience
- Statistical method for testing assumptions about data
- Central repository of integrated data from multiple sources
- Process of discovering hidden patterns in large data sets
- Extremely large and complex data sets
- Model used for classification and prediction
- Technique of selecting a subset of data for analysis
30 Clues: Graphical representation of data • Extremely large and complex data sets • Accuracy and consistency of stored data • Protection of data from unauthorized access • Simulation of human intelligence by machines • Explains reasons for past outcomes or events • Model used for classification and prediction • Computational model inspired by the human brain • ...
Business Analytics Roll no 25467 Anushka Yadav 2025-10-27
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- Predictive model using a tree-like structure of decisions
- Visual display of key performance indicators and metrics
- Explains reasons for past outcomes or events
- Summarizes past data to understand what happened
- Analyzing data points collected over time
- Central repository of integrated data from multiple sources
- Delivery of computing services via the internet
- Moral principles governing responsible data usage
- Assigning data into predefined categories
- Process of discovering hidden patterns in large data sets
- Statistical method to find relationship between variables
- Technique that forecasts future outcomes using historical data
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- Extremely large and complex data sets analyzed computationally
- Suggests optimal decisions based on data analysis
- Simulation of human intelligence by machines
- Method used to test assumptions about a population
- Process of correcting or removing inaccurate data
- Subset of a data warehouse focused on a specific area
- Technologies and processes for analyzing business information
- Scientific process of transforming data into business insights
- Data organized in rows and columns format
- Representation of data through charts graphs and dashboards
- Algorithm that improves automatically through experience
- Metric used to evaluate success of objectives
- Computational model inspired by the human brain
- Framework for managing data policies and responsibilities
- Measure showing how two variables move together
- Process of extracting transforming and loading data into storage
- Grouping of data objects with similar characteristics
- Data without predefined structure or format
30 Clues: Data organized in rows and columns format • Analyzing data points collected over time • Assigning data into predefined categories • Data without predefined structure or format • Simulation of human intelligence by machines • Explains reasons for past outcomes or events • Metric used to evaluate success of objectives • Computational model inspired by the human brain • ...
Functional styles of the English language 2026-05-18
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- Language used in scientific articles and research
- The main purpose of the scientific style
- Official style often uses fixed expressions
- Functional styles help in effective communication
- A feature of official documents meaning formal language
- Style used in poems and novels
- Functional style used in laws and official documents
- Each style has its own special words
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- Style commonly used in newspapers and journalism
- Publicistic style tries to influence public opinion
- Functional styles are varieties of a literary language
- Everyday informal communication style
- Scientific style avoids this type of vocabulary
- The study of language styles
- Newspapers often contain eye-catching titles
15 Clues: The study of language styles • Style used in poems and novels • Each style has its own special words • Everyday informal communication style • The main purpose of the scientific style • Official style often uses fixed expressions • Newspapers often contain eye-catching titles • Scientific style avoids this type of vocabulary • ...
Key-Terms 3 2023-08-24
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- Relating to a simple, elegant style that characterized the arts in Europe during the late 1700s.
- the agreement by which people limit and define their individual rights, thus creating an organized society or government.
- Published an essay called- A Vindication of the Rights of Woman in 1792. Disagreed with Rousseau that women's education should be secondary to men's.
- a 18th-century European movement in which thinkers attempted to apply the principles of reason and scientific method to all aspects of life
- arguably the most brilliant and influential of the philosophes. He published more than 70 books of political essays, philosophy, and drama.
- another great philosophy who is passionately committed to individual freedom.
- in the middle ages, was the belief that the earth was in the center, and planets revolved around the earth.
- A statement of the reasons for the American colonies' break with Britain, approved by the Second Continental Congress in 1776.
- Congress formally added to the Constitution the ten amendments known as the
- an Italian scientist who built on the new theories about Astronomy.
- an English scientist who helped to bring together the breakthroughs of Copernicus, Kepler, and Galileo under a single theory of motion.
- an influential French writer who devoted himself to the study of political philosophy.
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- the idea that earth and the other planets revolve around the sun
- one of a group of social thinkers in France during the Enlightenment.
- Power was divided between national and state governments.
- a belief held by enlightenment thinkers that truth could be discovered through reason or logical thinking.
- Declaration of Independence written by a political leader.
- a belief held by many scientists and philosophers during the enlightenment that God created the universe and allowed it to run on its own following natural laws.
- Relating to a grand, ornate style that characterized European painting, music, and architecture in the 1600s and early 1700s.
- measures designed to prevent any one branch of government from dominating the others.
- a major change in European thought, starting in the mid-1500’s, in which the study of the natural world began to be characterized by careful observation and the questioning of accepted beliefs.
- One of the 18th century European monarchs who was inspired by Enlightenment ideas to rule justly and respect the rights of subjects.
- Ruled from 1762-1796. An admired philosopher.
- A logical procedure for gathering information about the natural world, in which experiments and observations are used to test hypotheses.
- an English philosopher who founded British empiricism.
- a social gathering of intellectuals and artists, like those held in the homes of wealthy women in Paris and other European cities during the enlightenment.
26 Clues: Ruled from 1762-1796. An admired philosopher. • an English philosopher who founded British empiricism. • Power was divided between national and state governments. • Declaration of Independence written by a political leader. • the idea that earth and the other planets revolve around the sun • an Italian scientist who built on the new theories about Astronomy. • ...
science vocabulary 2022-09-03
6 Clues: something that changes in a test • something you find out about the world • step by step process to complete a task • the standard to which change is measured • what you think will happen during a test • use of the scientific method to test a hypothesis
RENAISSANCE WORD 2025-02-14
6 Clues: How Francis Bacon died • The name of this newspaper • Where Francis Bacon was born and died. • The process of proving facts by testing and experimenting • A philosopher and statesman who invented the Scientific Method • Invention that allows the printing process to be faster and easier.
Scientific Discoveries 2025-09-16
6 Clues: The First Law of Motion • The subject that Robert Boyle contributed to • Andreas Vesalius wrote a book about what topic? • A new model of the solar system made by Copernicus • The philosopher who advocated the scientific method • William Harvey discovered what about the human body?
Chapter 10 - Revolution and Enlightenment 2017-03-06
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- The father of rationalism-a system of thought that is based on the belief that reason is the chief source of knowledge.
- He developed the scientific method (A systematic procedure for collecting and analyzing evidence), and inductive reasoning (proceeding from the particular to the general).
- He was the first European to make regular observations of the heavens using a telescope. His three most important discoveries were mountains on Earth's moon, four moons revolving around Jupiter, and sunspots.
- Places the Sun at the center of the universe - Copernican System
- He was one of the most famous composers who wrote The Marriage of Figaro, The Magic Flute, and Don Giovanni.
- A German mathematician who used detailed astronomical data to arrive at his laws of planetary motion. He also showed that planets have elliptical orbits around the sun.
- He wrote Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy (the Principia) which defined the three laws of motion that govern the planetary bodies, as well as objects on Earth. He also came up with the Universal Law of Gravitation explains why the planetary bodies continue their elliptical orbits about the sun-every object in the universe is attracted to every other object by a force called gravity.
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- Places Earth at the center of the universe - Ptolemaic System
- Someone who studies wisdom, love to study
- A systematic procedure for collecting and analyzing evidence. It was crucial to the evolution of science in the modern world.
- A period when philosophers believed that they could apply the scientific method and use reason to explain human nature logically.
- Based on the belief that reason is the chief source of knowledge.
- He wrote On the Revolutions of Celestial Spheres, which introduced the idea of a heliocentric solar system.
- Established the concept of the social contract, in which the entire society agrees to be governed by its general will.
- He argued that every person was born with a tabula rasa, or blank mind, and were molded by their surroundings.
15 Clues: Someone who studies wisdom, love to study • Places Earth at the center of the universe - Ptolemaic System • Places the Sun at the center of the universe - Copernican System • Based on the belief that reason is the chief source of knowledge. • He wrote On the Revolutions of Celestial Spheres, which introduced the idea of a heliocentric solar system. • ...
Crossword. Research concepts 2024-07-28
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- is the complete set of individuals or items that share one or more characteristics from which data can be collected.
- is a specific method or procedure used to achieve a particular result in research, experimentation, or any scientific process.
- is a simplified representation of a system or phenomenon, used to explain, predict, or understand its behavior.
- is a subset of a population selected for measurement, observation, or questioning, to provide statistical information about the population.
- refers to the systematic, theoretical analysis of the methods applied to a field of study.
- is a systematic approach to understanding the natural world through observation, experimentation, and evidence-based reasoning.
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- is a set of beliefs, values, and techniques shared by members of a scientific community that guides their research and practice.
- is a learning theory suggesting that individuals construct their own understanding and knowledge of the world through experiences and reflecting on those experiences.
- refers to the central point of attention or activity. In research, it is the specific area or subject matter that is being studied or investigated.
- refers to the entire group or set of items, individuals, or events that is being studied or that is relevant to the research question.
- is someone who studies or advocates for understanding the natural world through observation and empirical evidence, often emphasizing the rejection of supernatural explanations.
- is a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world, based on a body of evidence and repeatedly tested and confirmed through observation and experimentation.
- is the branch of philosophy that studies the nature of being, existence, and reality.
- refers to the foundational principles or base upon which a system, theory, or method is built. It is the underlying support or groundwork.
- is a testable statement or prediction about the relationship between two or more variables.
15 Clues: is the branch of philosophy that studies the nature of being, existence, and reality. • refers to the systematic, theoretical analysis of the methods applied to a field of study. • is a testable statement or prediction about the relationship between two or more variables. • ...
Spanish Study Method 2021-11-26
20 Clues: cake • seat • cake • fish • meat • hair • chair • fruit • Money • Bread • trains • center • coffee • market • Flowers • funerals • medicine • city hall • recreation • convenience store
Problems of Method 2013-01-19
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- form of field research in which the researcher interacts with subjects, sometimes hiding his or her identity
- form of social research that relies on existing historical documents as a source of data
- a false association between two variables that is actually due to the effect of some third variable
- researchable prediction that specifies the relationship between two or more variables
- research that operates from the ideological position that question about human behavior can be answered only through controlled, systematic observation in the real world
- variable presumed to cause or influence the dependent variable
- research method designed to elicit some sort of behavior, typically conducted under closely controlled laboratory circumstances
- a problem associated with certain forms of research in which the very act of intruding into people’s lives may influence the phenomenon being studied
- any characteristic, attitude, behavior, or event that can take on two or more values
- type of social research which the researcher observes the events as they actually occur
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- capable only of identifying those forces that have a high likelihood, but not a certainty, of influencing human action
- form of unobtrusive research that studies the content of recorded messages, such as books, speeches, poems, songs, television shows, web sites, and advertisements
- measurable event, characteristic, or behavior commonly thought to reflect a particular concept
- subgroup chosen for a study because of its characteristics approximate those of the entire population
- method of studying society that uses photographs, video recordings, and film either as a means of gathering data or as a sources of data about social life
- type of unobtrusive research that relies on data gathered earlier by someone else for some other purpose
- research technique in which the researcher, without direct contact with the subjects, examines the evidence of social behavior that people create or leave behind
- variable that is assumed to be caused by, or to change as a result of, the independent variable
- typical of the whole population being studied
19 Clues: typical of the whole population being studied • variable presumed to cause or influence the dependent variable • any characteristic, attitude, behavior, or event that can take on two or more values • researchable prediction that specifies the relationship between two or more variables • ...
Renaissance & Reformation 2023-02-13
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- the wife of (5 across)
- the "father" of observational astronomy and the scientific method
- the king who demanded he should have the final say in the Church of England
- the pope who refused to divorce (5 across) from (3 across)
- the leader of the church
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- creator of the mona lisa
- creator of the statue of david
- the time between the 1300's and the 1700's in which people wanted to revive the "old ways"
- the time before the renaissance
9 Clues: the wife of (5 across) • creator of the mona lisa • the leader of the church • creator of the statue of david • the time before the renaissance • the pope who refused to divorce (5 across) from (3 across) • the "father" of observational astronomy and the scientific method • the king who demanded he should have the final say in the Church of England • ...
Introduction to Biology & Biochemistry 2022-05-26
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- The smallest unit of life
- amino acids are the building blocks of this biomolecule
- The maintenance of an organism's internal conditions
- sugars are this type of biomolecule
- type of bond that involves the giving/taking of electrons between two atoms
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- Biology is the study of
- the term to describe an atom with an unequal distribution of charge
- the second step of the scientific method that involves the creation of an "if, then" statement
- type of bond that involves the sharing of electrongs
9 Clues: Biology is the study of • The smallest unit of life • sugars are this type of biomolecule • type of bond that involves the sharing of electrongs • The maintenance of an organism's internal conditions • amino acids are the building blocks of this biomolecule • the term to describe an atom with an unequal distribution of charge • ...
Crack the Code: Research Edition 2025-09-10
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- - involves people who self-select into the interview
- - a portion or part of a population
- - method or way of doing something in any context
- - asking a participant to suggest someone else who might be willing or appropriate for the study
- - deliberate sampling by strata to ensure key group inclusion, regardless of population proportion
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- - process of selecting the participants of the study
- - choosing participants at the convenience of the researcher
- - handpicking subjects, usually to suit very specific intentions
- - not a scientific way of selecting participants
9 Clues: - a portion or part of a population • - not a scientific way of selecting participants • - method or way of doing something in any context • - process of selecting the participants of the study • - involves people who self-select into the interview • - choosing participants at the convenience of the researcher • ...
Chapter 1 Vocabulary 2024-06-25
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- a condition that must be met
- the boundary of a model
- information gained from observing and testing an experiment
- a prediction or educated guess that can be tested
- Investigation a fair test of an idea or method
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- the variable in an experiment that remains unchanged
- Test a test that controls all but one variable when attempting to answer a scientific question
- a characteristic of a model that is useful or helpful
- a condition in an experiment that can be changed
9 Clues: the boundary of a model • a condition that must be met • Investigation a fair test of an idea or method • a condition in an experiment that can be changed • a prediction or educated guess that can be tested • the variable in an experiment that remains unchanged • a characteristic of a model that is useful or helpful • ...
AP Psyhology Unit 1 2023-01-06
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- a reading comprehension method that involves surveying the material, asking questions about it, reading the material, recalling the material, and reviewing the material.
- a psychological perspective that focuses on the role of environmental stimuli in shaping behavior.
- the shared beliefs, behaviors, objects, and other characteristics that define a group or society.
- the field of psychology that deals with the design and evaluation of tests used to measure mental abilities and personality traits.
- a school of psychology that focuses on the analysis of the fundamental elements that make up the mind and mental experiences.
- a set of principles that explains and predicts a phenomenon.
- a school of psychology that focuses on the function and purpose of behavior and mental processes rather than their underlying mechanisms.
- the scientific study of the mind and behavior.
- a field that combines cognitive psychology and neuroscience to study the biological basis of mental processes.
- a philosophical stance that emphasizes the role of experience and evidence, especially sensory experience, in the formation of ideas.
- a medical specialty that focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders.
- a branch of psychology that studies mental processes such as "attention, language use, perception, problem-solving, memory, and learning"
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- a method of self-examination in which individuals reflect on their own thoughts, feelings, and sensations.
- the process by which certain traits become more or less common in a population due to the advantage or disadvantage they provide to the individuals that possess them.
- a research method in which a sample of individuals is asked to respond to a set of questions.
- a branch of psychology that focuses on the study of positive emotions, character strengths, and behaviors that contribute to well-being and happiness.
- the repetition of a study to test the reliability and validity of its findings.
- the phenomenon in which learning is enhanced when material is practiced or tested, as opposed to simply being studied.
- bias the bias that occurs when the sample of individuals studied is not representative of the larger population.
- a prediction or testable explanation for a phenomenon.
- a psychological perspective that emphasizes the role of environmental influences on behavior and downplays the role of internal mental states.
- study a research method in which an in-depth analysis of a single individual or group is conducted.
22 Clues: the scientific study of the mind and behavior. • a prediction or testable explanation for a phenomenon. • a set of principles that explains and predicts a phenomenon. • the repetition of a study to test the reliability and validity of its findings. • a research method in which a sample of individuals is asked to respond to a set of questions. • ...
Scientific Practices: Explanations & Models 2025-09-17
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- information gained by observation or experimentation that can be verified or tested.
- an answer or method that addresses a problem or question in an experiment.
- being free from contradictions; all parts of an argument or explanation align without conflict.
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- using evidence and reasoning to support or refute a scientific claim or hypothesis.
- a detailed description that makes scientific evidence clear and understandable.
5 Clues: an answer or method that addresses a problem or question in an experiment. • a detailed description that makes scientific evidence clear and understandable. • using evidence and reasoning to support or refute a scientific claim or hypothesis. • information gained by observation or experimentation that can be verified or tested. • ...
Vocabulary 2022-08-12
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- Rule of nature that sums up related observations to describe a pattern in nature
- an independent variable that is controlled by the researcher to decide its relationship to a result or dependent variable
- organized set of investigation procedures used by scientists
- factor whose variable depends on the independent variable
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- exploration based on experiments-most logical explanations
- standard for comparison during experiment
- factor that is adjusted by the experimenter
- beliefs that are wrongly considered of being based on the scientific method
- an educated guess or testable prediction
9 Clues: an educated guess or testable prediction • standard for comparison during experiment • factor that is adjusted by the experimenter • factor whose variable depends on the independent variable • exploration based on experiments-most logical explanations • organized set of investigation procedures used by scientists • ...
Renaissance & Reformation 2023-02-13
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- the wife of (5 across)
- the "father" of observational astronomy and the scientific method
- the king who demanded he should have the final say in the church of England
- the pope who refused to divorce (5 across) from (3 across)
- the leader of the Church
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- creator of the Mona Lisa
- creator of the Statue of David
- the time between the 1300's and the 1700's in which people wanted to revive the "old ways"
- the time before the renaissance
9 Clues: the wife of (5 across) • creator of the Mona Lisa • the leader of the Church • creator of the Statue of David • the time before the renaissance • the pope who refused to divorce (5 across) from (3 across) • the "father" of observational astronomy and the scientific method • the king who demanded he should have the final say in the church of England • ...
Girling Angling Society - Methods and Feed 2020-04-19
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- Allows you to play out line when the fish goes on a run (8)
- Used to get bait down in the flow (4,7)
- Busy in out feed feed method for Carp up in the water (6,7)
- Introducing lots of Groundbait (7,2,2)
- Canal bait and method for Roach (5,5)
- Small bait dampened and introduced early on in the session (5,7)
- Ideal Roach feed (4,3,7)
- Fish taking before it gets to the bottom (2,3,4)
- Further out Pole method fishing off the bottom (4,4,2)
- Used to cloud up the swim (6,10)
- Bolo shotting method (8)
- Present in most Carp Groundbaits (8)
- Used when they are having it on the Hempseed (5)
- A little deeper than dead depth (4,5)
- A method to attach the bait without covering the Hook (4,3)
- Bait ball chucked long (6,6)
- Canal bait also used for Winter Carp (7)
- Throwing bait in by hand (12)
- Two elasticated sections (3,3)
- Busy short pole method catching shallow on River or Pool (7,3,4)
- Bait used trotting for Chub (5,5)
- Method to reduce the stretch to get the fish off the bottom (5,4)
- Twirling your rig to hit the surface simulating loose feeding (8)
- Lavae of the Bluebottle (7)
- Cage used to introduce live feed on River and Pools (6,6)
- Common Worm used in Fishing (10)
- Considered to be the ideal Stick Float Material (6)
- Method for Carp down the edge (6,7)
- Catching off the bottom with Rod or Pole (2,2,3,5)
- General Term for indicators used with the Pole (4,6)
- Getting Bites in the upper layers (8,7)
- Method used waiting for Carp to hook themselves (4,3)
- Float style used to combat flow on the river (10,5,5)
- Ideal place to start on a Canal (3,5)
- Simple method to attach a Hook to the mainline (4,2,4)
- Ideal canal float design (4,3,4,4)
- Stiffer equipment for big bottom feeders (6,3)
- Holds the Rig steady, can be together or Spread (4,4)
- This method of Feed works on Canals and for Winter Carp (7,4,3,6)
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- Float design for seeing bites on the drop (4,4)
- These are not Carp (6,4)
- Component used to attach the rig to the Pole (6,9)
- Type of Carp groundbait (7,6)
- Method to ensure soft uniform groundbait (8)
- Chuck and feed bottom method (4)
- Used when fishing in the wind or over a shallow margin (4,4,2,4)
- The Maggot Chrysalis (6)
- Small shot used on Pole Rigs (5)
- Tactic to encourage a bite on the Pole (4,3,4)
- The material used for the bush in the top of the Top Two (4)
- Feed used with the Bread Punch (10)
- Non manufactured fish food (7,5)
- River trotting method (5,5)
- Down the middle of the River method (3,7)
- Early Bream Indicator used on the Broads (5,3)
- Difficult Bait to obtain but Chub love it (4,4)
- Close in pole method (5,4)
- Used to get the hook out (9)
- Balanced bait for Carp on the bottom (7)
- A method for beating the wind that’s adversely affecting your rig (12)
- Natural bait for Roach, simmer before use (4,4)
- Introduce these in the groundbait for Bream (7)
- Bream float indication (4,6)
- Common leger rod indicator (6,3)
- Method of feeding over the top (8)
- Trying to get a bite from a basking Carp (7)
- The deepest part of the Canal (4,3,5)
- Method of preparing the Top Two (12)
- River far bank method spraying maggots using a float attached bottom only (3,3,3)
- Feeding from the Pole while fishing (4,3)
- Holds the line and spool without a Bailarm, mainly on rivers (6,4,4)
- Long rod big weight down method for deep river swims (4)
- Method using a rubber ring to keep the bait alongside the Hook (6,4)
- Further out Pole method fishing the bottom (4,4,4)
- Yellow & comes in a Can (9)
- Feeding using the Pole with a dedicated top two (7,2,2)
- Great Barbel and Carp Bait that comes in a can (8,4)
- Stopping the progress of the float (7,4)
78 Clues: These are not Carp (6,4) • The Maggot Chrysalis (6) • Ideal Roach feed (4,3,7) • Bolo shotting method (8) • Close in pole method (5,4) • River trotting method (5,5) • Lavae of the Bluebottle (7) • Yellow & comes in a Can (9) • Bait ball chucked long (6,6) • Used to get the hook out (9) • Bream float indication (4,6) • Type of Carp groundbait (7,6) • Throwing bait in by hand (12) • ...
Foundations of Culture 2019-08-30
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- A type of analogy which states societies evolve much like biological organisms, from the simple to the complex
- A method that begins with simple statements thought to be true about the world and collect data to support the statement
- A system of social relations connecting people who are held to be related
- An idea at the height of the colonial era in which "primitive" societies were treated like children
- A historic period in which belief in science and technology yielding progress grew as the Industrial Revolution took hold
- The name of a hypothesis (named after two anthropologists) that states the language determines the categories we use to think
- The method that uses data from different societies to create an evolutionary typology
- As applied to culture, this concept stresses understanding traits in context
- Partially consists of patterned ways of thinking feeling and reacting; a foundational concept in Anthropology
- Seeks explanation; to answer "why" questions
- According to Morgan, this is the highest condition of society in his Ethnical Periods
- German philosopher who influenced Boas; stressed interpretive understanding aka fieldwork
- According to Morgan, this is the lowest condition of society in his Ethnical Periods
- The type of anthropologists that relied primarily on observations from colonial administrators, naturalists, explorers and military members (all second hand)
- An anthropologist who advocated learning the language and living in the field to make anthropology more rigorous and scientific
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- Teaches a course that has theory as the bedrock of the course; asks us to think about “What is culture?”
- The systematic extension of a country's power and influence through military or diplomacy
- Historical _______; Rather than looking for universal laws of social change, this method is based on study of dynamic changes in society observed at the present time
- The Bible's explanation of human diversity owing to the fall of the Tower of Babel
- The type of fieldwork that is now a hallmark of anthropology; based on experience based knowledge
- A type of proposed theory of cultural evolution that led from a primitive past to modern European culture
- A method that begins with observation and data gathering and then attempts to form generalities or laws
- 4-field approach (involves physical, cultural, linguistic, and archaeology)
- According to Morgan, this is the middle condition of society in his Ethnical Periods
24 Clues: Seeks explanation; to answer "why" questions • A system of social relations connecting people who are held to be related • 4-field approach (involves physical, cultural, linguistic, and archaeology) • As applied to culture, this concept stresses understanding traits in context • The Bible's explanation of human diversity owing to the fall of the Tower of Babel • ...
Research Methods 2021-03-26
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- people behaving differently because they are being studied
- important ethical principle of research
- middle value in data set
- when a control group works extra hard and beats the experimental group (4,5)
- ratio of the probability of a health condition in an exposed group divided by the probability in a non-exposed group (8,4)
- a type of question
- parametric test for correlation analysis
- for example: collecting more data after your statistical analysis until you find a significant effect (1,7)
- non-parametric test for correlation analysis
- parametric test to compare two conditions or groups (1,4)
- research method that involves asking questions in an online or in-person meeting
- whether you measure what you aim to measure
- sum of all values in data set divided by the number of values
- a characteristic of scientific research
- this is as important as significance (6,4)
- repeatability of the test or study, or agreement between two people assigning scores to footage for example
- threat to research quality, comes in all kinds
- how peaked the distribution of your data is
- research simultaneously implementing and studying an intervention, whereby the data is used to optimise the intervention during the study (6,8)
- when the distribution of your data is not symmetrical
- one method to find participants for your study
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- research method that systematically collates studies on a topic and then analyses all the data (4,8)
- when your p-value is below 0.05
- most common value in data set
- statement that you test with an experiment
- a symmetrical bell-shaped distribution
- non-parametric test for comparing two independent groups (4,7)
- chance of finding a significant effect of supplement X with your study given that X really has an effect
- research questionnaire
- person responding to your call for participants
- study of distribution and determinants of health conditions and associated risk factors in specified populations
- basic research principle described by Popper
- non-parametric test for paired-sample analysis
- analysis of data that you did not collect yourself
- agreement scale often used in questionnaires
- sampling method that keeps proportions as in population
- test for a relationship
- American philosopher who talked about normal and revolutionary science (6,4)
38 Clues: a type of question • research questionnaire • test for a relationship • middle value in data set • most common value in data set • when your p-value is below 0.05 • a symmetrical bell-shaped distribution • important ethical principle of research • a characteristic of scientific research • parametric test for correlation analysis • statement that you test with an experiment • ...
World History - Semester 1A Review 2024-01-18
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- Procedure of experimentation
- Abbreviation for centimeters
- Small particle of matter
- Created the movable type printing press
- Napoleonic ____ , a system of laws
- Orbits a planet
- Meeting called by the French King to avert crisis pre-revolution
- Organization that opposed major scientific advancements
- Location of Napoleon's first exile
- Not solid or liquid
- Government revenue
- First Estate
- Greek to taught geocentric ideas
- Slippery yellow berry
- Far away sun
- Number of people killed in the Boston “Massacre”
- Proponent of natural rights
- Center of solar system
- Helped create the scientific method
- Capital of France
- Force drawing matter together
- Tool for studying small subjects
- Lower class in France
- Scientist who discovered moons of Jupiter
- Author of the Declaration of Independence
- Round thing used in games
- Likely country of first movable type printing
- Palace in France
- Planet with observable phases in the 17th century
- Leader of the Committee of Public Safety
- King of France before the French Revolution
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- Sun-centered solar system
- Developer of three laws of motion
- Root word for “earth”
- Emperor of France
- Promoted separation of powers
- Author of Common Sense
- Small
- Greek whose outdated theories dominated anatomy
- Promise by the National Assembly to create a new constitution
- Primary color and one of three colors on US, British, and French flags
- Uncle ____ , symbol of the United States
- Tax on paper goods in the American colonies
- Execution device in the French Revolution
- Birth country of Antoinette
- Father of the Scientific Revolution
- No taxation without this
- First US president
- Shortened version of Robespierre’s first name
- Goodbye in Spanish
- Calculated elliptical orbits for planets
- Napoleonic ____ , created a large French Empire
- Location of last battle of US Revolutionary War
- Measurement system developed during the French Revolution
- Roman-Egyptian promoter of geocentric theory
- First name of an executed French Queen
- Age of Reason
- Center of an atom
- Father of modern anatomy
59 Clues: Small • First Estate • Far away sun • Age of Reason • Orbits a planet • Palace in France • Emperor of France • Capital of France • Center of an atom • First US president • Government revenue • Goodbye in Spanish • Not solid or liquid • Root word for “earth” • Slippery yellow berry • Lower class in France • Author of Common Sense • Center of solar system • Small particle of matter • ...
VET221 Project 2024-02-07
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- The prepatent period of Linguatula serrata is ______ months.
- ______ oil should be used when performing a skin scraping.
- Most _______, including fleas, mites, ticks, and lice can be identified upon sight.
- The scientific name for a canine tapeworm is _____ caninum.
- Baylisascaris procyonis is the ______ roundworm.
- The most common fecal flotation solution used in veterinary hospitals is sodium ______.
- A common treatment for Giardia is _______.
- In most species, normal urine should be _______.
- Because of its ________ potential, lesions on animals that are affected by scabies should not be held or touched directly.
- The ______ technique for impression smears requires at least six slides.
- To rehydrate a dried tapeworm segment, soak in _____ for 1-4 hours.
- _______ are commonly referred to as roundworms due to the round appearance on cross-section.
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- The scientific name of the ruminant tapeworm is ______.
- Adult tapeworms are found in the _____ intestine.
- Increased number of casts in the urine are called _____.
- _______ are done when imprints, scrapings , and aspirates cannot be done.
- The __________ technique is used to recover nematode larvae from feces, tissue, or soil.
- Parasites are defined as organisms that live on or within other _____, and derives benefits such as nutrition, habitation, or mobility.
- pH is a measure of the concentration of _____ ion.
- _______ is the preferred collection method for urinary culture because of the presence of indigenous flora of the external genitalia.
- The life cycle of Cheyletiella is 21 days and involves _____ stages.
- The _____ ______ of most parasite eggs is between 1.100 and 1.200g/mL.
- Specimens that cannot be examined within a few minutes of defecation should be refrigerated or preserved with 10% _____.
- There are ____ developmental stages in the life cycle of a tick.
- ______ cause cutaneous larval migrans in humans.
- ______ treats roundworm, hookworm, whipworm, Taenia Sp., and Giardia.
- _____ is the study of cells that exfoliate from body surfaces.
- Otodectes cynotis is the scientific term for the _____ mite.
- The common name for Trombicula spp. is _______.
- Adult heartworms are usually found within the _____ arteries and right ventricle.
30 Clues: A common treatment for Giardia is _______. • Baylisascaris procyonis is the ______ roundworm. • In most species, normal urine should be _______. • ______ cause cutaneous larval migrans in humans. • The common name for Trombicula spp. is _______. • Adult tapeworms are found in the _____ intestine. • pH is a measure of the concentration of _____ ion. • ...
Science 2023-02-01
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- the science that deals with the earth's physical structure and substance, its history, and the processes that act on it.
- experiment ,all variables other than the independent variable are controlled or held constant so they don't influence the dependent variable.
- Method, the process of objectively establishing facts through testing and experimentation.
- , the branch of science that deals with the identification of the substances of which matter is composed; the investigation of their properties and the ways in which they interact, combine, and change; and the use of these processes to form new substances.
- physical and/or mathematical and/or conceptual representation of a system of ideas, events or processes
- how close measurements of the same item are to each other.
- Variable (Independent Variable), part of an experiment that you can change to see how other variables respond.
- study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation, experimentation, and the testing of theories against the evidence obtained.
- the study of living organisms, divided into many specialized fields that cover their morphology, physiology, anatomy, behavior, origin, and distribution.
- and recording of data via the use of scientific
- science, the sciences concerned with the study of inanimate natural objects, including physics, chemistry, astronomy, and related subjects.
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- Variable (Dependent Variable),variable that the researcher predicts will change if the manipulated variable changes.
- , the measurement or extent of something from end to end
- How much space an object or substance takes up.
- how close a measurement is to the true or accepted value
- application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry.
- Law, summaries or statements that describe a wide range of observations and results of experiments
- the branch of science concerned with the nature and properties of matter and energy. The subject matter of physics, distinguished from that of chemistry and biology, includes mechanics, heat, light and other radiation, sound, electricity, magnetism, and the structure of atoms.
- A measure of the amount of matter contained in or constituting a physical body.
- the branch of science that deals with celestial objects, space, and the physical universe as a whole.
- testable statement about the relationship between two or more variables or a proposed explanation for some observed phenomenon.
- Theory, carefully thought-out explanation for observations of the natural world that has been constructed using the scientific method, and which brings together many facts and hypotheses.
22 Clues: How much space an object or substance takes up. • and recording of data via the use of scientific • , the measurement or extent of something from end to end • how close a measurement is to the true or accepted value • how close measurements of the same item are to each other. • A measure of the amount of matter contained in or constituting a physical body. • ...
Danica Stem crossword 2022-12-01
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- Gathers sound waves and converts them to electrical impulses.
- The scientific name for the anvil.
- Increases the amplitude or strength of the impulse.
- The scientific name for the eardrum.
- What type of hearing loss can't send impulses to the brain.
- The name for the 3 middle ear bones.
- The structure that equalizes the pressure of your ear/body.
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- The pathway leading to the ear drum.
- The snail-shaped structure filled with fluid and hair-like nerves.
- What type of hearing loss would a damaged stapes cause.
- The scientific name for the stirrup.
- The top funnel part of the outer ear.
- The scientific name for the ear lobe.
- The scientific name for the middle ear bone hammer.
- What is the name of the 3 middle ear bones.
15 Clues: The scientific name for the anvil. • The pathway leading to the ear drum. • The scientific name for the stirrup. • The scientific name for the eardrum. • The name for the 3 middle ear bones. • The top funnel part of the outer ear. • The scientific name for the ear lobe. • What is the name of the 3 middle ear bones. • Increases the amplitude or strength of the impulse. • ...
Nature of Science Vocabulary 2024-06-08
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- Consists of receiving knowledge of the outside world through our sense or recording information using scientific tools and instruments.
- Type of graph that is best for comparing results
- Measures volume of a liquid. Common units are milliliters and liters.
- Makes objects appear much larger to see details
- Someone who thoroughly gathers and uses research and evidence, to make hypotheses and test them, to gain and share understanding and knowledge.
- Knowledge about or the process of studying the natural world based on facts learned through experiments and observations.
- An explanation or conclusion based on evidence and reasoning. Wises guesses
- A general direction in which something is developing or changing.
- Makes far away objects appear closer
- Multiple sized- containers to hold and pour liquid. Not for measuring volume.
- Descriptive data. Words describe the “quality”. Observations using senses
- Type of variable that is measured or observed to collect data
- The weather conditions in an area in general or over a long period (greater than 30 years)
- Numerical data. Count or measure the “quantity”. Can often be graphed.
- Space occupied by a 3D object. Length x Width x Height. Units are cubic centimeters (cm3) or milliliters (mL).
- All the information and observations we collect and then analyze during an experiment
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- Measures temperature. In science, we will use degrees Celsius.
- Measures mass
- An object or device used to perform a task. Helps scientists make better observations, measurements, and equipment for investigations.
- Used to transfer small amounts of liquid. Can sometimes be used for measuring.
- Organize and display quantitative data. Allows us to view trends and summarize data in a simple, visual way.
- Type of graph that shows trends
- Type of chart or graph that shows parts of a whole. Usually displayed as percentages
- Type of variable that is kept constant (the same) so that they do not affect the dependent variable
- The process or steps taken to produce reliable results to answer a specific question. Find and understand an answer to a question
- Type of variable that I choose to change
26 Clues: Measures mass • Type of graph that shows trends • Makes far away objects appear closer • Type of variable that I choose to change • Makes objects appear much larger to see details • Type of graph that is best for comparing results • Type of variable that is measured or observed to collect data • Measures temperature. In science, we will use degrees Celsius. • ...
DP_Crossword #Psy103 2022-05-24
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- The ongoing process of fully developing one’s personal potential.
- acceptance The tendency to believe claims because they seem true or because it would be nice if they were true.
- A systematic approach to answering scientific questions
- Any physical energy sensed by an organism.
- A system of ideas designed to interrelate concepts and facts in a way that summarizes existing data and predicts future observations.
- norms Rules that define acceptable and expected behavior for members of a group.
- An arrangement in which participants remain unaware of whether they are in the experimental group or the control group.
- Any muscular action, glandular activity, or other identifiable aspect of behavior.
- Contents of the mind that are beyond awareness, especially impulses and desires not directly known to a person.
- Unfounded belief held without evidence or in spite of falsifying evidence.
- Rules that define acceptable and expected behavior for members of a group.
- Experimental results that would rarely occur by chance alone.
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- A small, randomly selected part of a larger population that accurately reflects characteristics of the whole population.
- The use of chance (for example, flipping a coin) to assign subjects to experimental and control groups.
- The school of thought concerned with analyzing sensations and personal experience into basic elements.
- Changes in participants’ behavior caused by the unintended influence of a researcher’s actions.
- In psychology, a public polling technique used to answer psychological questions.
- The scientific study of overt behavior and mental processes (covert behavior).
- prophecy A prediction that prompts people to act in ways that make the prediction come true.
- The focus on the importance of social and cultural contexts in influencing the behavior of individuals.
- method A form of critical thinking based on careful measurement and controlled observation.
- Changes in the behavior of research participants caused by the unintended influence of their own expectations.
- An arrangement in which participants remain unaware of whether they are in the experimental group or the control group.
- Any condition that changes or can be made to change; a measure, event, or state that may vary.
- In psychology, understanding is achieved when the causes of a behavior can be stated.
- observation An empirical investigation structured to answer questions about the world in a systematic and intersubjective (observations can be reliably confirmed by multiple observers) fashion.
26 Clues: Any physical energy sensed by an organism. • A systematic approach to answering scientific questions • Experimental results that would rarely occur by chance alone. • The ongoing process of fully developing one’s personal potential. • Unfounded belief held without evidence or in spite of falsifying evidence. • ...
Scientific Revolution and the Protestant Reformation 2024-12-11
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- church policy of selling of prestigious church positions
- machine invented during the 15th century that contributed to Luther's ideas spreading through Europe
- church policy of selling a "spot in heaven" to extract more wealth from the common man
- church policy of showing undeserved favoritism to family members over anyone else
- war from 1618-1648 that saw 8 million plus deaths
- first and last name of the scientist who put an emphasis on empiricism and induction in his scientific endeavors
- astrological device used to study the stars
- named after Nicolaus Copernicus, this term is used to describe the shift in thought from midieval ways to math and observation
- last name of the scientist who developed classical mechanics
- another name for classical mechanics, this future math class was developed by the scientist with the first name of Isaac
- scientific method that focuses on repeated observation and testing of those observations for learning
- coincided with the Reformation and helped shape Western thought for years to come
- philosophy of questioning long held truths. People who practice this often ask "why?"
- (incorrect) model of the universe that put the earth at the center of it all
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- meeting held by the Catholic Church to discuss possible reforms to try to keep their followers
- number of theses written by Martin Luther
- period of time where people questioned old methods of scientific discovery and applied new ones
- language Luther translated the Bible into that allowed people to be able to read it for themselves
- series of battles and wars fought for over a century between Protestants and Catholics in fight over political and religious control of Europe
- meeting held by the Catholic Church to determine Luther's fate
- (plural of) reformist critics of the Catholic Church who were deemed heretics
- German monk who wrote out a list of problems he saw in the Catholic Church
- (correct) model of the universe that puts the sun at the center of it all
- first name of the scientist who proved Copernicus' heliocentric model theory
24 Clues: number of theses written by Martin Luther • astrological device used to study the stars • war from 1618-1648 that saw 8 million plus deaths • church policy of selling of prestigious church positions • last name of the scientist who developed classical mechanics • meeting held by the Catholic Church to determine Luther's fate • ...
Scientific Revolution Review Crossword 2026-05-02
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- first proposed the heliocentric model of the solar system
- theory that Earth is the center of the solar system or the universe
- medieval practice that utilized experimentation and had the goal of turning one substance into another
- belief that observable evidence is the primary path to knowledge; inductive reasoning
- the subject area that attempted to explain how the natural world worked in the classical and medieval periods
- Device used to make small objects appear larger
- The scientific law discovered by Newton that describes gravity
- Resistance of a mass to changes in its velocity; described by Newton's 1st Law of Motion
- theory that places the sun at the center of the solar system with the planets, including Earth revolving around it
- The shape that the orbits of celestial bodies make
- Invented the Cartesian Coordinate plane, famously stated that one should doubt anything that could not be proven, and established rules for deductive reasoning
- natural philosopher who argued for geocentrism
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- Proved using mathematics that celestial bodies have elliptical orbits
- A body of knowledge supported by evidence collected systematically using observation and experimentation
- Device used to measure atmospheric pressure
- Invented the first version of the scientific method and rules for inductive reasoning
- force of attraction between all masses in the universe that increases with mass and decreases with distance
- an argument that is logical according to the rules of deductive reasoning; an argument in which if the premises are true the conclusion must be true
- Discovered the scientific laws that form the foundation for modern physics
- belief in reason and logic as the primary paths to knowledge; deductive reasoning
- one of the inventors of the microscope and discoverer of cells
- in deductive reasoning, a valid argument with factually true premises
- elliptical trajectory of an object that is falling endlessly around another object
- Proved the heliocentric model was correct as well as that objects fall at universal rates
- Device used to measure temperature
25 Clues: Device used to measure temperature • Device used to measure atmospheric pressure • natural philosopher who argued for geocentrism • Device used to make small objects appear larger • The shape that the orbits of celestial bodies make • first proposed the heliocentric model of the solar system • one of the inventors of the microscope and discoverer of cells • ...
manuel 2021-02-15
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- his scientific name is Lactarius deliciosus
- is a mario item
- jump very hight
- some make us sick
- they laugh
- simba
- It is used as a means of transport in movies
- at the bottom of the sea shrubbery produce berrys
- is uder land
- keeps her baby in a bag
- are relacionated with dracula grass is on the soccer field
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- like mouses
- the best friend of humans
- his scientific name is Psilocybe semilanceata
- two colors
- they like mud
- his scientific name is Ustilago maydis
- they likes bananas
- ssss
- are much especies
- produce fruits
- is soo big
- howls at night
23 Clues: ssss • simba • two colors • they laugh • is soo big • like mouses • is uder land • they like mud • produce fruits • howls at night • is a mario item • jump very hight • are much especies • some make us sick • they likes bananas • keeps her baby in a bag • the best friend of humans • his scientific name is Ustilago maydis • his scientific name is Lactarius deliciosus • ...
manuel 2021-02-15
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- ssss
- at the bottom of the sea shrubbery produce berrys
- keeps her baby in a bag
- two colors
- produce fruits
- his scientific name is Ustilago maydis
- is soo big
- they like mud
- howls at night
- the best friend of humans
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- his scientific name is Psilocybe semilanceata
- they laugh
- are much especies
- they likes bananas
- jump very hight
- some make us sick
- It is used as a means of transport in movies
- his scientific name is Lactarius deliciosus
- like mouses
- are relacionated with dracula grass is on the soccer field
- is uder land
- simba
- is a mario item
23 Clues: ssss • simba • they laugh • two colors • is soo big • like mouses • is uder land • they like mud • produce fruits • howls at night • is a mario item • jump very hight • are much especies • some make us sick • they likes bananas • keeps her baby in a bag • the best friend of humans • his scientific name is Ustilago maydis • his scientific name is Lactarius deliciosus • ...
Livestock Terminology 2022-04-27
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- Young beef animal.
- Mature female beef animal.
- Scientific name for pigs.
- Scientific name for sheep
- Act of parturition in cattle.
- Unsexed male beef animal.
- Young female chicken.
- Young pig.
- Mature male pig.
- Male goat.
- Immature female beef animal.
- Female goat.
- Mature male chicken.
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- Mature male beef animal.
- Young male chicken.
- Act of parturition in goats.
- Mature female sheep.
- Scientific name for cattle.
- Young female pig.
- Castrated male sheep.
- Act of parturition in swine.
- Castrated male chicken.
- Young sheep.
- Act of parturition in sheep.
- Castrated male pig.
- A young goat.
- Mature female chicken.
- Mature female pig.
- Mature male sheep.
29 Clues: Young pig. • Male goat. • Young sheep. • Female goat. • A young goat. • Mature male pig. • Young female pig. • Young beef animal. • Mature female pig. • Mature male sheep. • Young male chicken. • Castrated male pig. • Mature female sheep. • Mature male chicken. • Castrated male sheep. • Young female chicken. • Mature female chicken. • Castrated male chicken. • Mature male beef animal. • ...
Skeletal System Common Names 2022-11-29
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- ANOTHER NAME FOR YOUR JAW.
- THE SMALLEST BONES IN YOUR MOUTH.
- THE SCIENTIFIC NAME FOR YOUR HEAD.
- BONES OF THE HANDS AND FEET.
- SCIENTIFIC NAME FOR YOUR CHEST BONE.
- THE OTHER BONE IN YOUR LEG.
- ANOTHER NAME FOR SHOULDER BLADE.
- THE SMALL OF YOUR BACK.
- The System that forms Our Body.
- THE Bones of your NECK.
- THE SMALLEST BONE IN YOUR LOWER LEG.
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- YOUR KNEE CAP.
- YOUR BACKBONE.
- Made up of ARMS and LEGS>
- JOINTS FORMED BY BENDING YOUR FINGERS.
- The LARGEST BONE IN THE LEG.
- THE LARGEST BONE IN YOUR ARM.
- MADE UP OF THE TORSO (CHEST).
- Your Hip Bone.
- THE SCIENTIFIC NAME FOR YOUR TAILBONE>
20 Clues: YOUR BACKBONE. • YOUR KNEE CAP. • Your Hip Bone. • THE Bones of your NECK. • THE SMALL OF YOUR BACK. • Made up of ARMS and LEGS> • ANOTHER NAME FOR YOUR JAW. • THE OTHER BONE IN YOUR LEG. • BONES OF THE HANDS AND FEET. • The LARGEST BONE IN THE LEG. • MADE UP OF THE TORSO (CHEST). • ANOTHER NAME FOR SHOULDER BLADE. • ...
Sheep, Horses, and Rabbits 2025-09-19
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- newborn horse
- scientific name for a rabbit
- castrated male sheep
- general term for young horses(male or female)
- act of giving birth in rabbits
- female sheep
- act of giving birth in sheep
- scientific name for a horse
- gestation length of a sheep
- uncastrated male horse
- female horse over 2 years old
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- act of giving birth in horses
- newborn rabbit
- lamb
- mature male rabbit
- gestation length of a horse
- scientific name for a sheep
- gestation length of a rabbit
- castrated male horse
- uncastrated male sheep
- female horse less than 2 years old that hasn't had a foal
- female rabbit of any age
22 Clues: lamb • female sheep • newborn horse • newborn rabbit • mature male rabbit • castrated male sheep • castrated male horse • uncastrated male sheep • uncastrated male horse • female rabbit of any age • gestation length of a horse • scientific name for a sheep • scientific name for a horse • gestation length of a sheep • scientific name for a rabbit • gestation length of a rabbit • ...
Science Evaluation:Being Objective 2021-12-06
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- the amount of space occupied by an object.
- distance between two points.
- adjust the measuring instrument to a standard.
- degree-0.01 of the difference between the boiling and freezing points of water.
- System of Units-The internationally accepted version of the metric system.
- deep,Wide-mouthed contained with a pouring lip used to hold substance during experiments.
- graduated glass tube with a control valve at the bottom.
- standard unit of length in the metric system.
- Science-process of putting scientific knowledge to practical use.
- an experiment to be scientific,It must repeatable or.
- is occurrence,circumstance,or process that can be observed.
- cylinder-A tall container used to accurately measure the volume of liquids to the nearest milliliter.
- possible or tentative solution to a problem.
- factor that is being changed.
- use of evidence to construct testable explanations and predictions of natural phenomena,as well as knowledge generated through this process.
- situation that allows a scientist or researcher to determine what causes a change to occur.
- standard against which you measure all changes.
- of the force of gravity between two objects.
- Method-A system of steps used to solve problems.
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- mass of 1 liter of water.
- metric unit for measuring fluid volume.
- facts that are collected during an experiment.
- and applies data.
- Flask-A flat-bottomed,cone-shaped container to mix and hold liquids.
- curve at the surface of the liquid.
- established explanation that accounts for known facts or phenomena.
- Theories that are widely accepted as explaining and prediction phenomena in the same way under the same circumstances.
- and beverages supply vitamins,minerals and other helpful substance with relatively few calories.
- the results of several individual studies are pooled to yeild overall conclusions.
- the food industry they call recipes.
- change made in an experiment.
- measure of the quantity of matter.
- mass of 1 cubic centimetre of water.
33 Clues: and applies data. • mass of 1 liter of water. • distance between two points. • change made in an experiment. • factor that is being changed. • measure of the quantity of matter. • curve at the surface of the liquid. • the food industry they call recipes. • mass of 1 cubic centimetre of water. • metric unit for measuring fluid volume. • the amount of space occupied by an object. • ...
Research vocabulary 2023-12-07
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- tending to show favour towards or against one group of people or one opinion
- the purpose, goal
- a research method used to collect primary data by asking one or more people about their opinions, experiences of a particular topic or subject matter
- facts or information, especially when examined and used to find out things or to make decisions
- an approach to learning and development that integrates the areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics
- a written list of questions that are answered by a number of people so that information can be collected from the answers
- a statement of expectation or prediction that will be tested by research.
- an outline/brief summary of the research paper
- the practice of copying another person's ideas, words or work and pretending that they are your own
- an essential part of academic writing that explains the paper’s main topic and prepares the reader for the rest of the paper.
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- a scientific test that is done in order to study what happens and to gain new knowledge
- a note in your research that tells you where a partic0ular piece of information comes from
- words or lines taken from a book or a speech
- the results obtained from a study or investigation conducted through a systematic and scientific approach
- to express what somebody has said or written using different words, especially in order to make it easier to understand
- the strategies, processes or techniques used in the collection of data or evidence for analysis in order to uncover new information or create better understanding of a topic
- piece of writing that provides information about a particular topic that you have researched
- a part of your research paper which should summarize the main points of the paper, help readers contextualize the information, and as the last thing people read, be memorable and leave an impression
- the most popular structure of a scientific journal article of the original research type
- an agreement to take part in research
- the official or formal order or way of doing something
21 Clues: the purpose, goal • an agreement to take part in research • words or lines taken from a book or a speech • an outline/brief summary of the research paper • the official or formal order or way of doing something • a statement of expectation or prediction that will be tested by research. • tending to show favour towards or against one group of people or one opinion • ...
Intro to Sociology Vocabulary Part 1 2022-09-09
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- understanding the relationship between our individual circumstances and larger social forces
- a sociological lens that focuses on the interactions between individuals and the way that these interactions impact larger patterns, processes, and institutions of society
- a sociological lens that focuses on large-scale social structures to see how these affect people’s daily lives
- a discipline that uses the scientific method to examine the social world
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- a way of looking at the world through a sociological lens
- a logical, systematic approach to the solution of a scientific problem in five different steps
- knowledge that allows someone to get along in their everyday life
- a community or group of people having common traditions, institutions, and interests
- the systematic study of human society and social behavior, from large-scale institutions and mass culture to small groups and individual interactions
9 Clues: a way of looking at the world through a sociological lens • knowledge that allows someone to get along in their everyday life • a discipline that uses the scientific method to examine the social world • a community or group of people having common traditions, institutions, and interests • ...
Soc 110 2015-03-26
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- a statement about how some parts of the world fit together
- the scientific study of society and human behavior
- a statement of what you expect to find during research
- the stages of our life as we go from birth to death
- the violation of norms (rules or expectations)
- places where people give performances
- expectations of "right" behavior
- an individual who significantly influences someone else
- the unique human capacity of being able to see ourselves "from the outside"
- people who have something in common and who believe that what they have in common is significant
- the ways in which people use their bodies to communicate with one another
- the violation of norms written into law
- the application of the scientific method to the social world
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- norms that are not strictly enforced
- two or more people working together to manage impressions jointly
- a factor that can vary(or change)from one person or situation to another
- large number of people who have similar amounts of income and education
- the language, belief, values, norms, behavior, and even material objects that characterize a group
- sometimes called the second founder of sociology
- the process of learning new norms, values, attitudes, and behaviors
- what people do when they are in one another's presence
- the killing of several victims in three or more separate events
- the process by which people learn the characteristics of their group
- the attitudes and behavior expected of us because we are male or female
- a norm so strong that it often brings revulsion if violated
25 Clues: expectations of "right" behavior • norms that are not strictly enforced • places where people give performances • the violation of norms written into law • the violation of norms (rules or expectations) • sometimes called the second founder of sociology • the scientific study of society and human behavior • the stages of our life as we go from birth to death • ...
Fluid Dynamics 2024-09-17
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- Force per unit area (engineers love this)
- Scientific word for water-loving material
- Vertical orthographic projection of object on horizontal plane "an outline"
- Surname of brothers who invented the aeroplane
- Upward force generated by liquid on an immersed object
- Principle of the man who cried Eureka!
- Also known as the International System of Units (SI)
- Type of fluid behaviour exhibited by toothpaste and ketchup
- Study of fluid particles in motion
- Friction force that allows cars to stay on the road (F1!)
- Physical quantities that can be measured with units
- Dimensionless number used to express speed of the Concorde aircraft
- Property of fluids that have high vapour pressure
- Fluid resistance to a change in shape/movement like honey
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- Materials that exhibit water contact angle greater than 150°
- The law that governs mass, energy and momentum
- Part of aeroplane that contributes the most drag
- Force generated due to lift, parallel to oncoming flow
- The type of fluid behaviour exhibited by whipped cream
- Study of fluid particles at rest
- Group name for gases and liquids but not solids
- Mass per unit volume
- Study of motion as a result of forces
- Method of analysing fluid particles as a single body
- Type of fluid behaviour exhibited by synovial fluids
- Treating fluid particles as individuals
- Man who proved the presence of atmospheric pressure
- Scientific name of strange behaviour of fluids
- A units system that uses pound, foot, inch and yard
- The element banned from being used in barometers and thermometers
30 Clues: Mass per unit volume • Study of fluid particles at rest • Study of fluid particles in motion • Study of motion as a result of forces • Principle of the man who cried Eureka! • Treating fluid particles as individuals • Force per unit area (engineers love this) • Scientific word for water-loving material • The law that governs mass, energy and momentum • ...
'25 Senior Final Exam 2025-05-19
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- Full name of the doctor's deformed sister.
- Full name of the doctor who oversaw the entire project from a distance.
- City where the main character went to university.
- First name of the scientist that created a functioning automaton.
- Full name of the POV character from the "outer" story in the frame narrative.
- First names of the two older main characters who volunteer for the procedure.
- Main character's hometown in this "cheese" country.
- Game that the scientist and his automaton played together.
- First character that The Creature killed for revenge.
- Full name of the main character.
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- First name of the twin sister who did not live.
- Main method of murder for The Creature.
- Moxon debated with the narrator that all matter was...
- Name of the scientific procedure that is supposed to make you younger and better.
- First name of main character's brother who is killed before the end of the story.
- First names of the clones created through the procedure.
- Color of The Creature's hair and lips.
- Main character's "cousin" who he went on to marry.
- This caused the entire building to burn down toward the end of the story.
- Full name of the doctor who developed the scientific procedure.
- First name of the only other man who was allowed in the machine shop.
- Act the automaton committed against his creator after losing their chess match.
- Ocean where the creature disappears into at the end of the story.
- Main character's best friend, Henry, since childhood.
24 Clues: Full name of the main character. • Color of The Creature's hair and lips. • Main method of murder for The Creature. • Full name of the doctor's deformed sister. • First name of the twin sister who did not live. • City where the main character went to university. • Main character's "cousin" who he went on to marry. • Main character's hometown in this "cheese" country. • ...
Chapter 1 - Intro 2025-01-19
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- repeating the essence of a research study
- enhanced memory after retrieving, rather than simply rereading, information
- a testable prediction, often implied by a theory
- psychological study of mental processes involved in perceiving, learning, & solving problems
- the most frequently occurring score in a distribution
- the scientific study of behavior and mental processes
- descriptive technique in which one individual or group is studied in depth
- tendency to believe, after learning an outcome, that one would have foreseen it
- technique for obtaining the self-reported attitudes or behaviors of a particular group
- psychological study of evolution of behavior & the mind, using principles of natural selection
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- approach that incorporates biological, psychological, & socio-cultural levels of analysis
- psychological perspective that emphasized human growth potential
- examines assumptions, appraises the source, and assesses conclusions
- anything that can vary and is practical & ethical to measure
- computed measure of how much scores vary around the mean score
- shared ideas & behaviors that one generation passes on to the next
- pure science that aims to increase the scientific knowledge base
- early school of thought that explored how mental & behavioral processes function
- research method used to identify cause and effect
- view that psychology should be an objective science that studies behavior w/o reference to mental processes
- principle that inherited traits are passed down for survival and reproduction
- established the first psychology lab at the University of Leipzig, Germany
- the middle score in a distribution
- early school of thought used to reveal the structure of the human mind
24 Clues: the middle score in a distribution • repeating the essence of a research study • a testable prediction, often implied by a theory • research method used to identify cause and effect • the most frequently occurring score in a distribution • the scientific study of behavior and mental processes • anything that can vary and is practical & ethical to measure • ...
Intro Issues to lifespan development 2025-01-14
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- physiologist who presented eight stages of development
- social and historical consensus that combined several interests to focus the scientific community’s interest on child development
- growth and change in an individual based on underlying biological processes
- enduring emotionally significant bond that forms between two individuals, often in a caregiving context
- the process of translating evidence-based research and ideas into practical solutions to influence and improve human life
- scientific study of the mind and all the behavior it produces
- process by which environmental influences can modify an individual’s genetic expression
- A period of emotional Upheaval
- study of animal behavior
- identification of typical or expected developments across the lifespan
- research method that follows the same participants over time
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- a change in developmental kind, form, or degree that does not directly follow from what came before
- type of developmental research where groups of participants composed of different ages are studied at a single point in time
- Stage associated with adolescents
- investigation where a great amount of detail is gathered about one or more individuals of interest with the aim of gaining a thorough understanding of each person
- idea that people live, interact and develop within a similar time period
- the ability of the brain the adapt to change
- conducted a case study of a boy who had spent his childhood without human contact
- a dynamic period of life marked by continued cognitive, social, and psychological development
- psychologists’ way of recognizing that most development has both genetic and environmental sources of influence
20 Clues: study of animal behavior • A period of emotional Upheaval • Stage associated with adolescents • the ability of the brain the adapt to change • physiologist who presented eight stages of development • research method that follows the same participants over time • scientific study of the mind and all the behavior it produces • ...
Inventions Across Revolutions Crossword Puzzle 2025-08-16
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- Press, Gutenberg’s book mass-producer (Renaissance)
- a voice communication over wires (Industrial Revolution)
- Line, a mass production method (Industrial Revolution)
- Machine automated stitching (Industrial Revolution)
- Lamp, mine lighting device (Industrial Revolution)
- a mechanical writing device (Industrial Revolution)
- Engine, A powered factory and locomotives (Industrial Revolution)
- Press mass-produced books (Renaissance)
- an internal body imaging (Medical Revolution)
- Drill improved planting seeds in rows (Agricultural Revolution)
- an Early steam-powered train (Industrial Revolution)
- Conditioning, an indoor temperature control (Industrial Revolution)
- Lock, water level elevator (Industrial Revolution)
- stores electrical energy (Scientific Revolution)
- a disease-fighting drugs (Medical Revolution)
- Press, powerful crushing machine (Industrial Revolution)
- Air Balloon, first manned flight (Industrial Revolution)
- data processing machine (Digital Revolution)
- it capturing of images (Industrial Revolution)
- Drill, efficient seed planter (Agricultural Revolution)
- this is a disease prevention (Medical Revolution)
- mobile computing device (Digital Revolution)
- motorized vehicle (Industrial Revolution)
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- Bulb, an electric light source (Industrial Revolution)
- a global communication network (Digital Revolution)
- an explosive for mining/construction (Industrial Revolution)
- Combustion, an engine powering cars (Industrial Revolution)
- a synthetic material (Industrial Revolution)
- pain relief in surgery (Medical Revolution)
- a track transportation system (Industrial Revolution)
- Motor, it converts electricity to motion (Industrial Revolution)
- a steam-powered water transport (Industrial Revolution)
- viewing tiny organisms (Scientific Revolution)
- a long-distance electrical communication (Industrial Revolution)
- a wireless audio transmission (Industrial Revolution)
- Shuttle, a speeded-up weaving (Industrial Revolution)
- Gin a separates cotton seeds from fiber (Industrial Revolution)
- a wood preservation (Industrial Revolution)
- Jenny A mechanized textile spinning (Industrial Revolution)
- first powered flight (Industrial Revolution)
40 Clues: Press mass-produced books (Renaissance) • motorized vehicle (Industrial Revolution) • pain relief in surgery (Medical Revolution) • a wood preservation (Industrial Revolution) • a synthetic material (Industrial Revolution) • data processing machine (Digital Revolution) • first powered flight (Industrial Revolution) • mobile computing device (Digital Revolution) • ...
What Alice Saw 2022-05-03
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- scientific name for pukeko
- information used to back up a conclusion
- fixed onto something for display
- Where Alice and her family lived
- Looks like a fat pukeko
- more than one
- scientific name for North Island takahe
- _____ McKenzie
- The extinct bird scientists think Alice saw
- Māori name for North Island takahe
- Looks like a skinny takahe
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- Alice _______
- dried up and preserved
- a species that does not exist anymore
- what you see, hear, smell, feel and taste
- scientific name for South Island takahe
- away from everyone else
17 Clues: Alice _______ • more than one • _____ McKenzie • dried up and preserved • away from everyone else • Looks like a fat pukeko • scientific name for pukeko • Looks like a skinny takahe • fixed onto something for display • Where Alice and her family lived • Māori name for North Island takahe • a species that does not exist anymore • scientific name for South Island takahe • ...
Unit 5 Vocabulary 2022-11-10
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- career experiences that place students with employers who are conducting agricultural businesses such as farming, ranching, greenhouses, and others.
- an original research project consisting of identifying a problem, review of scientific literature, conducting a research project, and reporting the results.
- project conducted for wages or profit.
- commercial business to generate profits.
- a summary of a person’s education, technical skills, and career experiences.
- career experience that places a student in a business for a specific period of time to learn technical skills through actual work experiences.
- in or understanding about agriscience.
- training experience obtained while working in an actual job setting.
- a person’s occupation or profession.
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- the method used for students to obtain real-world on-the-job training practice.
- enterprises that are supervised by teachers and conducted by students as owners or managers of businesses based on agriscience.
- a program in which the teacher conducts activities that allow students to become involved in learning a variety of subjects about agriscience and careers related to agriculture.
- an activity conducted in the daily routine of our society.
- projects that improve beauty, convenience, safety, value, or efficiency learned outside of the regularly scheduled classroom or laboratory classes.
- procedure for investigating problems of a scientific nature.
- looked after and directed.
- learning about occupations and jobs as part of the process of choosing one’s life work.
- series of activities related to a single objective or enterprise.
18 Clues: looked after and directed. • a person’s occupation or profession. • project conducted for wages or profit. • in or understanding about agriscience. • commercial business to generate profits. • an activity conducted in the daily routine of our society. • procedure for investigating problems of a scientific nature. • ...
Equine Science Ch. 1 2023-12-07
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- plant eater
- the scientific family of the horse
- the scientific class of the horse
- the scientific genus and the first "true horse" or modern horse
- the first one-toed horse
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- the scientific order of the horse
- the scientific species of the donkey
- the scientific species of the zebra
- the scientific species of the horse
- the country that brought the first horses to North America
10 Clues: plant eater • the first one-toed horse • the scientific order of the horse • the scientific class of the horse • the scientific family of the horse • the scientific species of the zebra • the scientific species of the horse • the scientific species of the donkey • the country that brought the first horses to North America • ...
Crossword Review - Methods, Physics, & Chemistry 2017-12-06
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- _____________ energy is the energy of motion.
- The name of the element represented by the symbol Fe.
- The number of wavelengths per second.
- A particle in an atom with a positive charge.
- Waves are caused by ______________.
- The name of the element represented by the symbol H.
- Something that stays the same in an experiment. Also called a constant.
- The requirements of something being built in the engineering method.
- As distance/height increases, potential energy ______________.
- The height of a wave.
- When a wave travels straight through an object.
- The number written before a molecule that represents how many molecules there are.
- ______________ energy is also called heat energy.
- The top of a wave.
- The length of a wave (measured from crest to crest).
- _______________ energy is released when a chemical reaction occurs, and is stored in the bonds of molecules.
- ______________ energy is stored energy.
- The amount of matter in an object.
- When a wave bends.
- White light refracts when it goes through a prism.
- The name of the element represented by the symbol K.
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- When a medium absorbs a wave.
- The ___________ variable is what the scientist changes in an experiment.
- A particle in an atom with a neutral charge.
- The bottom of a wave.
- A particle in an atom that is NOT in the nucleus.
- An educated guess in the scientific method.
- _______________ waves must travel through a medium.
- The name of the element represented by the symbol Na.
- ________________ can travel through a vacuum.
- The pull of the earth (or other planetary body) on an object.
- The name of the element represented by the symbol C.
- The first step in the engineering method.
- Color is an example of a _______________ property.
- When a wave bounces back.
- The number written below the line that represents how many of a particular atom there are in a molecule.
- The resistance a surface causes on an object as it moves.
- The name of the element represented by the symbol He.
- As friction increases, kinetic energy _____________.
- The first full-scale model of a design in the engineering method.
40 Clues: The top of a wave. • When a wave bends. • The bottom of a wave. • The height of a wave. • When a wave bounces back. • When a medium absorbs a wave. • The amount of matter in an object. • Waves are caused by ______________. • The number of wavelengths per second. • ______________ energy is stored energy. • The first step in the engineering method. • ...
Nomenclature Terms 2020-10-06
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- Scientific Name Of A Hamster
- Ferret Scientific Name
- An Immature Female Bird
- Act of Part For A Guinea Pig
- Young Guinea Pigs
- Act of Part For A Dog
- Adult Male Cat
- Gestation Period For Rabbits
- Rabbit Scientific Name
- Adult Male Guinea Pig
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- An Immature Female Rabbit
- Adult Female Hamster
- Act Of Part For A Ferret
- An Immature Female Ferret
- A Group Of Ferrets
- Contrasted Male Rabbit
- A Group Of Guinea Pigs
- Adult Female Guinea Pig
- A Group of Hamsters
- An Immature Female Dog
- A Castrated Male Ferret
- Gestation Period For A Bird
- A Group Of Cats
- Adult Female Cat
24 Clues: Adult Male Cat • A Group Of Cats • Adult Female Cat • Young Guinea Pigs • A Group Of Ferrets • A Group of Hamsters • Adult Female Hamster • Act of Part For A Dog • Adult Male Guinea Pig • Contrasted Male Rabbit • Ferret Scientific Name • A Group Of Guinea Pigs • An Immature Female Dog • Rabbit Scientific Name • An Immature Female Bird • Adult Female Guinea Pig • A Castrated Male Ferret • ...
Nutrition 2017-10-12
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- a condition that occurs from lack of vitamin C
- the amount of energy required to raise 1 litre of water by 1 degree celcius
- organism that must obtain energy from other organisms
- another name for vitamin B2
- maltose sucrose lactose
- vitamin B3
- the main source of energy for the body
- fats with no double bonds in the fatty acid tails
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- this word means long chain
- long term storage of energy in the body
- the molecular structure resembles a house with a pointed roof
- fatty acid chains are attached to this type of molecule
- a condition that occurs from lack of vitamin D
- the process of making oils more solid
- acid another name for vitamin C
- organic micronutrients
- glucose fructose and galactose
- synthesis the method of connecting single sugars together
- the scientific name for fat
- a mineral essential for hemoglobin in the blood
- organism that can create their own energy
- acids the building blocks of proteins
22 Clues: vitamin B3 • organic micronutrients • maltose sucrose lactose • this word means long chain • another name for vitamin B2 • the scientific name for fat • glucose fructose and galactose • acid another name for vitamin C • the process of making oils more solid • acids the building blocks of proteins • the main source of energy for the body • long term storage of energy in the body • ...
Weathering/Soil and a bit more! 2013-05-06
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- a delicious spread made with peas of chicks or chickpeas
- darkest layer of the soil with organic remains
- mixture of minerals, mineraloids, and organic matter
- unique composition and there are 4000 of them
- rock is broken apart in first step of soil formation
- weathering and making a new substance
- a testable prediction
- or test your hypothesis with the steps in your experiment
- imaginary point on the globe that separates the north from the south
- materials dissolved in water and carried down through soil
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- area of rock that can be altered chemically after being broken down mechanically
- it's scientific and used to experiments
- we do this when we evaluate our results in an experiment
- physical means to weather ex. plant roots
- moves weathered rock to a new location
- bottom layer of the soil
- what the three layers of soil are called
- when ice breaks apart the rocks
- where animals graze and farmers grow crops
- conditions like hot and tropical create an optimal chemical change
20 Clues: a testable prediction • bottom layer of the soil • when ice breaks apart the rocks • weathering and making a new substance • moves weathered rock to a new location • it's scientific and used to experiments • what the three layers of soil are called • physical means to weather ex. plant roots • where animals graze and farmers grow crops • ...
vocabulary 7 and 8 2020-05-28
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- brave
- show the importance of a specific part of something
- consider something
- causing people to think seriously about something
- to describe by labeling or giving a name to, characterize
- begin or introduce somethimg officially
- think something is true without knowing for sure
- the act of sending out or putting forth; promulgation-, distribution
- of the present time modern
- radically new or innovative
- something that represents another thing
- to move or bring forward
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- make something seem better
- owed at present
- the art of designing and making buildings
- to fill with an animating, quickenuing, or exalting influence
- the extent to which or the limits between wich variation is posible
- a scientific or industrial process, invention, method, or the like
- come to uderstand something
- draw plans to make something
- a pleasing combination of things
- uniform character
- the environment around something
- to extend over a greater or a considerable area or period
24 Clues: brave • owed at present • uniform character • consider something • to move or bring forward • make something seem better • of the present time modern • come to uderstand something • radically new or innovative • draw plans to make something • a pleasing combination of things • the environment around something • begin or introduce somethimg officially • ...
Biology I 2019-03-18
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- bacteria
- membrane bound sacs formed from other membranes
- whip-like appendages on the cell membrane
- life
- passive movement of a substance down a concentration gradient and across a membrane that requires a carrier protein (2 words)
- DNA in long, loose fibers
- foot
- digits
- cells that receive and transmit signals (2 words)
- a method of classifying organisms based upon their evolutionary relationships
- bone
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- flesh
- flat
- sheets of cells that cover or line other tissues (2 words)
- passive movement of water through a semi-permeable membrane from the dilute solution to more concentrated solution
- finger-like projections formed from the cell membrane
- algae and protozoans
- cell eating of large particles
- movement of fluids or particles out of the cell
- rabbit
- the site of protein synthesis
- the joining of the ovum and spermatozoon
- single set of chromosomes found in the gametes
- membrane bound sacs that contain hydrolytic enzymes
- the scientific study of living organisms
- worm
26 Clues: flat • life • foot • worm • bone • flesh • rabbit • digits • bacteria • algae and protozoans • DNA in long, loose fibers • the site of protein synthesis • cell eating of large particles • the joining of the ovum and spermatozoon • the scientific study of living organisms • whip-like appendages on the cell membrane • single set of chromosomes found in the gametes • ...
World History Crossword 2020-01-16
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- Born in 1642 and showed few signs of brilliancy at first
- Francois-Marie was known as _______
- In 1762 Rousseau presented his concept of a _______
- What did Voltaire champion in the eighteenth century
- Taught mathematics, first European to make heaven observations
- Came from an English aristocrat family
- Places the earth at the center of the universe
- _______ went to the university of Paris
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- The person who developed the scientific method wasn't scientist
- Jean-Jacques Rousseau made his way where?
- One philosopher who proposed a new approach to justice
- Who was a french noble with famous work
- The first daaily newspaper was printed in 1706 and _______
- first daily newspaper was printed in 1706 in _______
- A systematic procedure for collecting and analyzing evidence
- Enlightenment were known by the french word _______
- She received training in astronomy by a self taught astronomer
- Seventeenth century french philosopher
- What were the elegant drawing rooms called
- Two seventeenth century Englishmen _______ and Isaac newton
- The best statement was made in 1776 by _______
21 Clues: Francois-Marie was known as _______ • Seventeenth century french philosopher • Came from an English aristocrat family • Who was a french noble with famous work • _______ went to the university of Paris • Jean-Jacques Rousseau made his way where? • What were the elegant drawing rooms called • Places the earth at the center of the universe • ...
7th Chapter 20 Summary Identifications 2024-05-07
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- DEVELOPED EFFICIENT COAL BURNING STEAM ENGINEFIELD
- PATENTED THE STEEL PLOW
- LAID THE FIRST TRANSATLANTIC CABLE
- BUILT THE FIRST PRACTICAL STEAMSHIP
- DEVELOPED THE DIESEL ENGINE
- BROTHERS WHO MADE FIRST SUCCESSFUL ENGINE POWERED FLIGHT
- EARLY DAY AUTOMAKER FROM THE UNITED STATES
- INVENTED THE COTTON GIN
- FORMULATED THE LAWS OF PLANETARY MOTION
- STEEL MAGNATE OF THE EARLY 20TH CENTURY
- EARLY DAY AUTO MAKER FROM GERMANY
- STATED THE LAWS OF RELATIVITY
- CREATED A MORE EFFICIENT TELESCOPE (FIRST NAME)
- DEVELOPED A CHEAP PROCESS FOR CONVERTING IRON INTO STEEL
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- DESCRIBED THE CIRCULATION OF BLOOD IN THE HUMAN BODY
- "FATHER OF ANATOMY"
- INVENTED THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH MACHINE
- CREATED THE FIRST PUBLIC STEAM POWERED RAILROAD
- INVENTED THE SAFETY LAMP FOR MINERS
- dEVELOPED THE GAS FUELED INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE
- PROPOSED THE HELIOCENTRIC APPROACH TO THE UNIVERSE
- OIL MAGNATE BEGINNING OF THE 20TH CENTURY
- FORMULATED LAWS OF GRAVITATION
- FORMULATED PRINCIPLES OF MODERN SCIENTIFIC METHOD
24 Clues: "FATHER OF ANATOMY" • PATENTED THE STEEL PLOW • INVENTED THE COTTON GIN • DEVELOPED THE DIESEL ENGINE • STATED THE LAWS OF RELATIVITY • FORMULATED LAWS OF GRAVITATION • EARLY DAY AUTO MAKER FROM GERMANY • LAID THE FIRST TRANSATLANTIC CABLE • BUILT THE FIRST PRACTICAL STEAMSHIP • INVENTED THE SAFETY LAMP FOR MINERS • INVENTED THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH MACHINE • ...
Puzzle 64 2022-12-22
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- The only inanimate sign of the zodiac.
- The colour of the €10 note.
- Daniel Fahrenheit's nationality.
- The space age begun in this era of the 1900s.
- The greek god of fear.
- Moth and Butterflies are members of this order.
- A scientis born in the year of Galileo's death.
- A fictional boxer with the nickname "The Count of Monte Fisto".
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- The colour at the bottom edge of a rainbow.
- He said, “God does not play dice with the universe”.
- A term describing the alignment of three celestial bodies.
- An airplane not flown commercially since 2003.
- Granada is found in this Spanish region.
- A former planet that was demoted to dwarf-planet.
- Margaret Thatcher succeeded him as British prime minister.
- The company founded by Ingvar Kamprad.
- The father of scientific method.
- Anders Celsius' nationality.
- The only country to have played in every FIFA World Cup tournament.
- The city containg ten of Germany's tallest buildings.
20 Clues: The greek god of fear. • The colour of the €10 note. • Anders Celsius' nationality. • Daniel Fahrenheit's nationality. • The father of scientific method. • The only inanimate sign of the zodiac. • The company founded by Ingvar Kamprad. • Granada is found in this Spanish region. • The colour at the bottom edge of a rainbow. • The space age begun in this era of the 1900s. • ...
Spelling Week 4 Term 3 2023-08-05
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- Large musical ensemble playing classical music
- A heavy object used to keep a boat or ship in place
- A plan or plot to achieve something
- A colourful and fragrant flower
- Person skilled in repairing machines and engines
- Scientist specializing in chemistry
- Combination of musical notes played together
- King or queen ruling a kingdom
- Chemical element used for disinfection
- Method or approach to performing a task or skill
- Composite organism formed by algae and fungi
- State of complete disorder and confusion
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- Male head of a family or society
- Part of the body where digestion takes place
- Collection of historical records and documents
- Relating to a particular subject or field of study
- A place of learning and education
- Application of scientific knowledge to practical purposes
- Female head of a family or society
- Group of singers performing together
- Substance with a distinct composition and properties
- Lizard capable of changing colours to blend with its surroundings
- Sound reflection phenomenon
- Extremely disordered and unpredictable
24 Clues: Sound reflection phenomenon • King or queen ruling a kingdom • A colourful and fragrant flower • Male head of a family or society • A place of learning and education • Female head of a family or society • A plan or plot to achieve something • Scientist specializing in chemistry • Group of singers performing together • Chemical element used for disinfection • ...
Intro to Biology 2026-01-16
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- Method Steps used to investigate questions
- A group that can reproduce together
- – Cell structure where photosynthesis happens
- – A tool used to see very small objects
- – The control center of a cell
- An organism that makes its own food
- – The outer covering of a cell
- – The study of living things
- Different populations living together
- – Jelly-like material inside a cell
- A group of the same species in one area
- A testable explanation or prediction
- – Process cells use to release energy
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- An organism that eats other organisms
- – Keeping a stable internal environment
- A trait that helps an organism survive
- An organism that breaks down dead matter
- – A living thing
- – The smallest unit of life
- – Genetic material that carries instructions for life
- – The part of the cell that produces energy
- Change in species over time
- – Process plants use to make food using sunlight
- – Living and nonliving things interacting
- The natural home of an organism
25 Clues: – A living thing • – The smallest unit of life • Change in species over time • – The study of living things • – The control center of a cell • – The outer covering of a cell • The natural home of an organism • A group that can reproduce together • An organism that makes its own food • – Jelly-like material inside a cell • A testable explanation or prediction • ...
Earth Science Cross Word Puzzle 2025-11-24
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- What step of the scientific method is it when you graph the results
- What layer of the Earth do we live on
- Sand constantly moves along beach
- Dropping of weathered material somewhere else, aids in creation of new landform
- What is the thickest layer of Earth
- What is the name of the super continent
- Where does wind erosion occur
- An instrument used to detect ground movement
- Roll and tumble rocks against each other, and breaks into smaller pieces
- Which side of a dune does erosion happen on
- _ waves can only go through solids
- Which side of a dune does deposition happen on
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- What occurs at a transform boundary
- “Boundary- plates move apart.” What is it
- What kind of glacier covered 2/3 of Ohio
- Sediment builds up, can be many miles wide
- What is Pangaea
- What is the hottest layer of Earth
- _ waves can go through solids and liquids
- This moves rock, soil, and has rapid movement
20 Clues: What is Pangaea • Where does wind erosion occur • Sand constantly moves along beach • What is the hottest layer of Earth • _ waves can only go through solids • What occurs at a transform boundary • What is the thickest layer of Earth • What layer of the Earth do we live on • What is the name of the super continent • What kind of glacier covered 2/3 of Ohio • ...
World History Mid-Term Review 2026-01-08
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- The _______ of heaven influenced China
- Leader in the Reign of Terror
- cash crop that influenced the transatlantic slave trade
- Europeans unknowingly brought this over with them on the Colombian exchange killing millions of
- Paying your way into heaven
- The Reformation opposed this church
- Enlightenment thinkers used this method to predict human behavior
- The Napoleonic ________ is considered Napoleons great achievement
- France had 3 of these before the French Revolution
- This exchange was trade between Latin America and Europe
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- Mughal, Safavid, Ottoman
- nation that expands through conquest creates an
- means rebirth
- One monarch having all of the power
- Believed in heliocentric theory
- Father of the Protestant Reformation
- explored in Asia and Africa for his emperor
- This passage was the journey between Africa and the Americas
- I must have one of these in my midterm writing
- Empire that Cortes conquered
- leader of the Haitian Revolution
- Since most religious works were printed in this language regular citizens couldn’t read i
22 Clues: means rebirth • Mughal, Safavid, Ottoman • Paying your way into heaven • Empire that Cortes conquered • Leader in the Reign of Terror • Believed in heliocentric theory • leader of the Haitian Revolution • One monarch having all of the power • The Reformation opposed this church • Father of the Protestant Reformation • The _______ of heaven influenced China • ...
Rebirth Crossword 2026-03-12
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- Peter ____
- the amir ____ theory
- The ___ effect
- bag the fake
- only for ___
- the best game
- nisky ruined this for everyone
- Responsible for whythonk's death
- Learn from an expert player and ____
- The scientific technique Amir is most well acquainted with
- end stage blokus syndrome
- The most racist man
- spinning cube.gif
- bag the 1st
- ___ thy neighbor
- The most whipped slave on the ship
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- the ranch technique
- cant put it down
- when crezy misbehaves
- bag the 2nd
- the subject of the most legendary crew battle
- lied and left
- Jay doesn't know what this is
- kevin's most used move
- crezy's arch nemesis
- the goat
- God of controller destruction 2
- big ___ glitch
- crezy's secret fetish
- takes no chip damage
- A closely guarded secret
- daylon cant stand this game anymore
- when you need to lock in
- Arc's hands in a few years
- Mic on. Mic off.
- only real ones remember
- god of ___ 2
37 Clues: the goat • Peter ____ • bag the 2nd • bag the 1st • bag the fake • only for ___ • god of ___ 2 • lied and left • the best game • The ___ effect • big ___ glitch • cant put it down • Mic on. Mic off. • ___ thy neighbor • spinning cube.gif • the ranch technique • The most racist man • the amir ____ theory • crezy's arch nemesis • takes no chip damage • when crezy misbehaves • crezy's secret fetish • ...
Uses of Respiration 2022-05-11
5 Clues: Part of MRSGREN - to get bigger • When you use a muscle it ________? • Transport method that requires energy • Scientific word for making, e.g. protein • Maintenance of a constant internal environment
daily vocab 2024-06-13
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- a graph used to show trends or data over time
- stable equilibrium between interdependent elements
- uses scientific law
- a thing or event that evokes a specific functional reaction in an organ or tissue
- an educated guess
- study of living things
- dependent on variable
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- used for comparing data collected by counting
- independent from the variable
- a group of organism in a area
- used in scientific investigation
- living creatures in a environment
- used to show a fixed quantity
- a living creature
14 Clues: an educated guess • a living creature • uses scientific law • dependent on variable • study of living things • independent from the variable • a group of organism in a area • used to show a fixed quantity • used in scientific investigation • living creatures in a environment • used for comparing data collected by counting • a graph used to show trends or data over time • ...
Natural Sciences Crossword Puzzle 2022-04-07
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- a distinct set of concepts or thought patterns, including theories, research methods, postulates, and standards for what constitutes legitimate contributions to a field.
- proposed by Karl Popper, is a way of demarcating science from non-science.
- imply a cause and effect between the observed elements and must always apply under the same conditions.
- the view that science and the scientific method are the only objective means by which people should determine normative and epistemological values.
- a system of theories, assumptions, and methods erroneously regarded as scientific.
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- their beliefs are based on reason and logic rather than emotion or religion.
- knowledge gained from experiment and observation rather than from theory.
- an opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information.
8 Clues: an opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information. • knowledge gained from experiment and observation rather than from theory. • proposed by Karl Popper, is a way of demarcating science from non-science. • their beliefs are based on reason and logic rather than emotion or religion. • ...
Scientific Crossword 2013-12-11
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- has a caption below
- something that has already been conducted and proven
- is like a Table of Contents in the form of a paragraph
- has a caption on the top
- readers rely on it to search for information
- helps readers to quickly identify sections
- Structure of a report
- intended or potential reader
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- assumptions made when conducting a research
- type of report that describes the process, and results of a research
- details of sources used in a report
- the study and use of terms
- this section typically includes the name of the author or company
- indicates content used from another source
- Used for addressing in a report
15 Clues: has a caption below • Structure of a report • has a caption on the top • the study and use of terms • intended or potential reader • Used for addressing in a report • details of sources used in a report • indicates content used from another source • helps readers to quickly identify sections • assumptions made when conducting a research • ...
Scientific Crossword 2013-12-11
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- something that has already been conducted and proven
- intended or potential reader
- the study and use of terms
- Used for addressing in a report
- type of report that describes the process, and results of a research
- helps readers to quickly identify sections
- Structure of a report
- details of sources used in a report
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- has a caption on the top
- has a caption below
- indicates content used from another source
- this section typically includes the name of the author or company
- is like a Table of Contents in the form of a paragraph
- assumptions made when conducting a research
- readers rely on it to search for information
15 Clues: has a caption below • Structure of a report • has a caption on the top • the study and use of terms • intended or potential reader • Used for addressing in a report • details of sources used in a report • indicates content used from another source • helps readers to quickly identify sections • assumptions made when conducting a research • ...
Scientific Terms 2016-11-01
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- -this type of bond exists between non-metals
- -NaCl
- -third type of chemical bonding
- -molecular weightof a substance expressed in grams
- -mass in grams of one mole substance
- -energy needed to remove an electron from the neutral atom
- -representing the composition of a substance by using chemical symbols
- -an aton or molecule having an electric charge
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- -positively charged ion
- -negatively charged ion
- -written in the lowest integer subscripts
- -outermost electron
- -atoms must possess an 8 valence electrons to be stable
- -transfer of electrons from one atom to another
- -compounds which contain 3 different elements
15 Clues: -NaCl • -outermost electron • -positively charged ion • -negatively charged ion • -third type of chemical bonding • -mass in grams of one mole substance • -written in the lowest integer subscripts • -this type of bond exists between non-metals • -compounds which contain 3 different elements • -an aton or molecule having an electric charge • ...
Scientific Terms 2020-05-09
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- Basic unit of life that exhibit the characteristics of life. Building block of life.
- The amount of matter in a body
- Net random movement of particles of higher potential from a region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentration.
- organisms that cannot make their own food
- Mass per unit volume
- Push or a pull
- The measure of gravitational force acting on a body
- A process where carbon dioxide and water are used by plants, in the presence of light energy trapped by chlorophyll, to produce glucose. Oxygen is released during the process.
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- The closeness of a measured value to a standard or known value
- The closeness of two or more measurements to each other.
- flame with air-holes closed
- Net random movement of water particles from a solution of higher water potential to a solution of lower water potential through a partially permeable membrane.
- Aerobic & Anaerobic
- ... of an instrument is the smallest unit an instrument can measure.
- organism that make their own food
15 Clues: Push or a pull • Aerobic & Anaerobic • Mass per unit volume • flame with air-holes closed • The amount of matter in a body • organism that make their own food • organisms that cannot make their own food • The measure of gravitational force acting on a body • The closeness of two or more measurements to each other. • ...
scientific terminology 2023-09-03
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- A push or pull that can change the motion of an object.
- A community of living organisms and their environment.
- A substance made up of only one type of atom.
- Reaction The process where substances change into new ones with different properties.
- The force that attracts two objects with mass toward each other.
- The ability to do work or cause change in a system.
- The process by which green plants convert sunlight into energy.
- The smallest unit of matter, composed of protons, neutrons, and electrons.
- System A group of celestial objects, including the sun, planets, and their moons.
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- A group of atoms bonded together chemically.
- The remains or traces of prehistoric life preserved in rocks.
- A form of energy resulting from the movement of charged particles.
- The study of heredity and the passing of traits from one generation to the next.
- A force that attracts or repels objects made of certain materials.
- The gradual change of species over time through natural selection.
15 Clues: A group of atoms bonded together chemically. • A substance made up of only one type of atom. • The ability to do work or cause change in a system. • A community of living organisms and their environment. • A push or pull that can change the motion of an object. • The remains or traces of prehistoric life preserved in rocks. • ...
Scientific Vocabulary 2025-02-02
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- efficacious
- English translation for 'enquête'
- precision
- restriction in a scientific paper
- the question starting a scientific inquiry
- a set of people selected for a scientific poll
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- a critical evaluation
- what was discovered during an inquiry
- English translation for 'expérience'
- a synonym of 'proof'
- to investigate
- a standard on which a study is based
- tests to prove or disprove a theory
- English translation for 'étude'
- a collection of facts, numbers...
15 Clues: precision • efficacious • to investigate • a synonym of 'proof' • a critical evaluation • English translation for 'étude' • English translation for 'enquête' • restriction in a scientific paper • a collection of facts, numbers... • tests to prove or disprove a theory • English translation for 'expérience' • a standard on which a study is based • what was discovered during an inquiry • ...
Scientific terms 2024-09-25
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- The study of the nervous system.
- The practice of protecting computer systems and networks from cyberattacks.
- Intelligence The simulation of human intelligence in machines that can learn and solve problems.
- The application of computer science to biology, especially in the analysis of biological data.
- The study of genes and heredity.
- The complete set of genetic material of an organism.
- A well-substantiated explanation of an aspect of the natural world based on observation, experimentation, and reasoning.
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- The study of the physics of the universe.
- A proposed explanation for a phenomenon that can be tested through experimentation
- The design of products and processes inspired by nature.
- The design and construction of robots, often used to automate tasks.
- A set of rules or instructions to solve a problem or perform a task.
- The manipulation of matter on an atomic and molecular scale.
- The brain's ability to change and adapt throughout life.
- The use of living organisms to create products or processes.
15 Clues: The study of the nervous system. • The study of genes and heredity. • The study of the physics of the universe. • The complete set of genetic material of an organism. • The design of products and processes inspired by nature. • The brain's ability to change and adapt throughout life. • The manipulation of matter on an atomic and molecular scale. • ...
Scientific Atom 2025-03-11
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- No electron.
- Checks if it's hot or cold.
- All matter and energy, including Earth.
- Appears around atomic nuclei.
- Helps people breathe.
- Light invisible to people eyes.
- To join together.
- Uses glass lens to magnify small objects.
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- A stream of high-speed charged particles.
- Atoms that all have same atomic number.
- A negative charge atom.
- Gas surrounding Earth.
- Clouds of fine, solid particles.
- Small particle.
- A colorless, odorless inert gaseous.
15 Clues: No electron. • Small particle. • To join together. • Helps people breathe. • Gas surrounding Earth. • A negative charge atom. • Checks if it's hot or cold. • Appears around atomic nuclei. • Light invisible to people eyes. • Clouds of fine, solid particles. • A colorless, odorless inert gaseous. • Atoms that all have same atomic number. • All matter and energy, including Earth. • ...
scientific words 2021-05-18
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- the same speed in a diffrent direction
- to use force to move something away
- the gain in speed
- smae wheight on each side
- a force to bring something down
- roatating away from the midel
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- the contact with anther object
- to bring something closer to you
- the speed or movment
- to be able to strech and be formed again
- a force arasing from the body intera
- the orce of levering
- an electric force
- a kind of move
- a thing of matter
15 Clues: a kind of move • the gain in speed • an electric force • a thing of matter • the speed or movment • the orce of levering • smae wheight on each side • roatating away from the midel • the contact with anther object • a force to bring something down • to bring something closer to you • to use force to move something away • a force arasing from the body intera • ...
Scientific Measurement 2022-03-22
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- the action of an object pushing liquid away so that it can occupy its space
- the S.I unit for temperature
- the curved shape upper surface of a column of of liquid
- an instrument used to weigh
- a unit of time consisting of 3600 seconds
- A tool used for measuring
- to adjust an instruments reading to zero
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- how much space an object occupies
- how long an event lasts
- the scale most commonly used to measure temperature
- how hot an object is
- a calculated approximation
- a tool which measures the diamter of round objects
- not having a regular or normal shape
- the S.I unit of mass
15 Clues: how hot an object is • the S.I unit of mass • how long an event lasts • A tool used for measuring • a calculated approximation • an instrument used to weigh • the S.I unit for temperature • how much space an object occupies • not having a regular or normal shape • to adjust an instruments reading to zero • a unit of time consisting of 3600 seconds • ...
scientific investigation 2025-05-30
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- A test to prove or not to prove your hypothesis
- the variable you are measuring
- what you are messering
- something you say before an experiment
- something you see in the experiment
- an educated guess
- something that you have after an experiment
- a detailed observation
- and if then statement
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- your ending statement
- something you determan the length, size or amount of something.
- a variable that changes
- things that you need for a task
- something you compare other variables with
- something that stays the same
15 Clues: an educated guess • your ending statement • and if then statement • what you are messering • a detailed observation • a variable that changes • something that stays the same • the variable you are measuring • things that you need for a task • something you see in the experiment • something you say before an experiment • something you compare other variables with • ...
scientific investigation 2025-06-03
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- an idea that came from evidence
- something that shows data progress
- the nature or standard of something
- A test to try out an idea
- something that shows progress
- A setup used for comparing results
- using your five senses to figure something out
- A variable that changes
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- A guess about what will happen
- A variable that stays the same
- a detailed examination of something
- A smart guess about what will happen
- what happens in the end
- measured by the amount of something
- something stays the same in the experiment
15 Clues: what happens in the end • A variable that changes • A test to try out an idea • something that shows progress • A guess about what will happen • A variable that stays the same • an idea that came from evidence • something that shows data progress • A setup used for comparing results • a detailed examination of something • the nature or standard of something • ...
Scientific Terms 2022-10-16
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- The force that pulls objects toward the center of Earth.
- Solid, liquid, or gas.
- To blend in or be hidden.
- tool used to measure heat.
- Tool used to measure air pressure.
- the amount of gravitational pull on an object.
- an animal that only eats meat.
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- The measurement of moisture in the air.
- Tool for observing distant objects in space.
- the amount of matter within an object.
- To make an educated guess.
- the process of liquid changing to gas
- How fast an object moves.
- an animal that hunts other animals
- When a species no longer exists.
15 Clues: Solid, liquid, or gas. • To blend in or be hidden. • How fast an object moves. • To make an educated guess. • tool used to measure heat. • an animal that only eats meat. • When a species no longer exists. • an animal that hunts other animals • Tool used to measure air pressure. • the process of liquid changing to gas • the amount of matter within an object. • ...
Scientific Reading 2025-11-25
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- The process of making or creating something new.
- A measure of how hot or cold something is.
- Turning used materials into new products.
- protein that speeds up chemical reactions in living things.
- Able to be maintained long-term without harming the planet.
- degradation The process of breaking plastic down into smaller, simpler molecules.
- A group of atoms bonded together; the smallest unit of a chemical substance.
- Decayed organic material used as fertilizer.
- system A system where materials are reused over and over without becoming waste.
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- The process of separating something into smaller parts.
- Everything around us: air, water, soil, plants, animals, and humans.
- molecules Clean, separated molecules with no contamination.
- Able to work well even at high temperatures without breaking down.
- Materials that are thrown away because they are no longer needed.
- reaction A process where substances change into new substances.
15 Clues: Turning used materials into new products. • A measure of how hot or cold something is. • Decayed organic material used as fertilizer. • The process of making or creating something new. • The process of separating something into smaller parts. • protein that speeds up chemical reactions in living things. • Able to be maintained long-term without harming the planet. • ...
Scientific reading 2025-11-26
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- – A procedure to check quality, performance, or reliability.
- – To convert waste into reusable material.
- – A small brush used to clean teeth.
- – A scientific test done to discover or prove something.
- – Places where garbage and waste materials are buried.
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- – Able to withstand high temperatures without being damaged.
- – To break down food in the body so it can be used for energy.
- – Decayed organic material used to fertilize soil.
- – A group of interacting or interdependent parts forming a whole.
- – Something that can be maintained over time without harming the environment.
- – A group of atoms bonded together, the smallest unit of a chemical compound.
- – A substance formed by or used in chemical processes or reactions.
- – A protein that speeds up chemical reactions in living organisms.
- – Waste material; things thrown away.
- – The molecule that carries genetic information in living organisms.
15 Clues: – A small brush used to clean teeth. • – Waste material; things thrown away. • – To convert waste into reusable material. • – Decayed organic material used to fertilize soil. • – Places where garbage and waste materials are buried. • – A scientific test done to discover or prove something. • – A procedure to check quality, performance, or reliability. • ...
Scientific Puzzle 2025-11-21
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- – The DNA-containing structures within cells.
- – Hydrophobic organic molecules, many of which include fatty acids as a primary component.
- – The organelles within plant cells in which photosynthesis takes place.
- – Complex proteins that catalyze chemical reactions in living organisms.
- – The part of a cell that is inside the cell membrane but outside the nucleus.
- – The production of small amounts of ATP and breakdown of organic molecules without the use of oxygen.
- – The process in plants and some other organisms in which light energy from the Sun is converted into chemical energy in organic molecules.
- respiration – The aerobic breakdown of glucose to produce ATP.
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- – Organic molecules that consist of a single sugar or chains of simple sugar molecules.
- – Living organisms whose cells have a true nucleus such as protists, animals, plants, and fungi.
- – The passive movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.
- acids – Organic molecules that are composed of chains of nucleotides and store genetic information.
- transport – Transport across the cell membrane that requires energy from the cell.
- – Organelles that break down organic molecules to produce ATP.
- – Adenosine triphosphate, the molecule that provides the energy for most cellular processes.
15 Clues: – The DNA-containing structures within cells. • – Organelles that break down organic molecules to produce ATP. • respiration – The aerobic breakdown of glucose to produce ATP. • – The organelles within plant cells in which photosynthesis takes place. • – Complex proteins that catalyze chemical reactions in living organisms. • ...
Scientific Crossword 2025-09-11
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- What you follow to know what to do.
- Smelling test tubes directly is bad for your ______, instead waft it.
- The information is collected into ____.
- You have to make ____________ before you develop a question or problem.
- Any substance or mixture of substances that makes up an object, characterized by its unique physical and chemical properties such as hardness, strength, color, or conductivity.
- Collect knowledge and information to create an educated guess.
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- What you call the end result.
- Making an inquiry about a problem.
- A characteristic, factor, or condition that can be in different amounts or types and can be measured or changed in an experiment.
- Substances that are formed from a reaction.
- A way to warn or tell someone consequences.
- Before you start anything you need to ________ and find information.
- _____ Canada's national hazard communication standard.
- When you're in a lab you are doing an __________.
- You have to be ____ in labs because you don't want to get hurt.
15 Clues: What you call the end result. • Making an inquiry about a problem. • What you follow to know what to do. • The information is collected into ____. • Substances that are formed from a reaction. • A way to warn or tell someone consequences. • When you're in a lab you are doing an __________. • _____ Canada's national hazard communication standard. • ...
Scientific Revolution 2025-09-17
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- Refers to countries trying to outdo each other
- Gave his name to America
- An important invention in navigation uses north south east and west
- Represents the desire to spread Christianity
- The name of the transfer of plants, animals, people, ideas, culture, and diseases between the Old World (Europe) and the New World
- Known for his travels to Mexico
- The polygon shaped trade between Europe, Africa, and the Americas
- He built a telescope
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- The theory of the sun being in the center
- The theory that the earth is in the center
- The first to put forth the heliocentric theory
- A Portuguese sea explorer
- Represents the desire to make money
- Thought we went west to the indies
- Published a book on the laws of gravity and motion
15 Clues: He built a telescope • Gave his name to America • A Portuguese sea explorer • Known for his travels to Mexico • Thought we went west to the indies • Represents the desire to make money • The theory of the sun being in the center • The theory that the earth is in the center • Represents the desire to spread Christianity • Refers to countries trying to outdo each other • ...
Scientific Practices: Explanations & Models 2025-09-10
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- information gained by observation or experimentation that can be verified or tested.
- an answer or method that addresses a problem or question in an experiment.
- being free from contradictions; all parts of an argument or explanation align without conflict.
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- using evidence and reasoning to support or refute a scientific claim or hypothesis.
- a detailed description that makes scientific evidence clear and understandable.
5 Clues: an answer or method that addresses a problem or question in an experiment. • a detailed description that makes scientific evidence clear and understandable. • using evidence and reasoning to support or refute a scientific claim or hypothesis. • information gained by observation or experimentation that can be verified or tested. • ...
Scientific Practices: Explanations & Models 2025-09-08
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- information gained by observation or experimentation that can be verified or tested.
- an answer or method that addresses a problem or question in an experiment.
- being free from contradictions; all parts of an argument or explanation align without conflict.
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- using evidence and reasoning to support or refute a scientific claim or hypothesis.
- a detailed description that makes scientific evidence clear and understandble.
5 Clues: an answer or method that addresses a problem or question in an experiment. • a detailed description that makes scientific evidence clear and understandble. • using evidence and reasoning to support or refute a scientific claim or hypothesis. • information gained by observation or experimentation that can be verified or tested. • ...
NaturalSciences 2022-11-16
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- A belief that reason rather than experience is the most important source of knowledge
- a proposition made as a basis for reasoning, without any assumption of its truth.
- the belief that science is the only way we can make sense of reality and discover the truth
- a general statement confirmed by experimental evidence which describes some feature of reality
- the belief that there is no absolute truth and that what people believe to be true depends on their culture
- the traditional conception of the scientific method, using inductive methods of reasoning
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- A set of beliefs which mimic the surface features of science without being genuinely scientific
- a set of interrelated ideas for making sense of one or more aspects of reality
8 Clues: a set of interrelated ideas for making sense of one or more aspects of reality • a proposition made as a basis for reasoning, without any assumption of its truth. • A belief that reason rather than experience is the most important source of knowledge • the traditional conception of the scientific method, using inductive methods of reasoning • ...
The Australian Food Industry 2020-08-18
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- a system used to assure safety in food production
- a marked effect or influence of one thing on another
- using , buying or eating sonething
- farming a method of growing and producing food without using synthetic chemicals
- a law or set of laws made by government
- farming in water
- product any materials unused and rejected as worthless or unwanted
- a specialised product for a small target market
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- the action of transforming raw materials into food products
- these systems reduce the need for manual labour
- moving goods from one place to another
- added raw materials processed so that their value to consumers is increased
- the repeated use of land for the growth of one crop
- Commonwealth Scientific and ---------- Research Organisation
- control point a step taken in the food manufacturing process to control a hazard.
- a small quantity of products produced, maybe by hand.
- equal employment opportunities
17 Clues: farming in water • equal employment opportunities • using , buying or eating sonething • moving goods from one place to another • a law or set of laws made by government • these systems reduce the need for manual labour • a specialised product for a small target market • a system used to assure safety in food production • ...
Task 9.6 The Scientific Revolution 2022-03-25
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- Despite his many accomplishments, the Church banned his book from being published
- A disagreement over his theories delayed the publishing of his book until his dying days
- Their book stated that gravity keeps the solar system together
- An Earth-centered theory; having or relating to the Earth as the center
- A period from the 1500s to the 1700s in which many scientific advances changed people’s traditional beliefs about science
- A _____ discovers information about items too small to see
- Any organized study of the physical world
- Their improvements allowed the discovery of tiny organisms called bacteria
- The belief that reason and experience must be present for the solution of problems
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- Substances that consist of atoms of only one kind
- By creating the scientific method, he believed that we should put aside unproven ideas of the past to learn the truth
- A _____ is used to learn about larger objects in space, like planets and stars
- Having or relating to the sun as the center of the solar system
- One of his ideas stated that the planets do not all travel at the same speed
- His work described the structure of the human body
- The steps for an orderly search for knowledge
- He believed in using logic, reason, and mathematics to find truths
- He arranged living things into groups based on their similarities and differences
- The discovery of elements was proved by this Irish scientist
- The attraction that the Earth or another celestial body has on an object on or near its surface
- An explanation of how or why something happens
21 Clues: Any organized study of the physical world • The steps for an orderly search for knowledge • An explanation of how or why something happens • Substances that consist of atoms of only one kind • His work described the structure of the human body • A _____ discovers information about items too small to see • The discovery of elements was proved by this Irish scientist • ...
