Math State Testing Week 6th
Across
- 1. the structures inside a cell that do certain tasks
- 3. measures the concentration of hydrogen ions in a substance
- 5. the order in which things appear or happen
- 10. gases that contribute to the heating of Earth’s surface
- 11. Another name for basic; substances that measure above 7
- 12. tiny packets of electromagnetic radiation or energy
- 14. neither an acid nor a base
- 16. change from a gas into a liquid
- 17. energy moving from one area to another; it always moves toward the area with less thermal energy
- 19. a soft, flexible layer; a cell membrane allows some fluids and solids to pass through it
- 20. done without wasted effort or expense
- 22. a chemical that changes color when it comes in contact with an acid or a base
- 23. the amount of something in a substance
- 24. squeeze together or become smaller
- 25. developed or changed over time
- 26. small, individual pieces of matter that contain two or more atoms
- 27. a bitter substance that has a pH of greater than 7
- 28. the entire genetic sequence contained in a cell’s DNA and chromosomes; the word is a combination of gene and chromosome
- 29. uses photons to create electricity
Down
- 2. the organelle that is in charge of reproduction and makes proteins
- 4. solid elements that aren’t great conductors, but which can be altered by human beings to perform specific electrical tasks, especially in computers; silicon is the most commonly used semiconductor
- 6. the building blocks of life
- 7. deoxyribonucleic acid
- 8. a sour substance that has a pH of less than 7
- 9. having one particular task or purpose
- 12. devices that contain special chemical elements and compounds called semiconductor
- 13. the amount of moisture in the air
- 15. the stretches of DNA molecules that carry the code for proteins. These determine the characteristics or traits a plant, animal, or human being will have
- 18. twisted or bent out of shape
- 21. a rotating engine that works when a gas or liquid flows through it
- 23. the long molecules of DNA; human beings have 23 pairs of chromosomes