Across
- 2. The living organisms in an area and the non-living aspects of the environment.
- 3. Energy transfer through electromagnetic waves.
- 7. The covering of one celestial body by another celestial body.
- 8. Process by which plants use sunlight to make glucose
- 10. Heat transfer through direct contact.
- 13. Most abundant gas in the air we breath.
- 15. Tool for measuring thermal energy.
- 16. Increase in volume, such as caused by as increase in temperature.
- 17. Tool used to measure seismic waves.
- 19. Changing state of matter from liquid to gas.
- 20. Heat transfer within fluids.
- 21. Period of the year that is distinguished by climate conditions.
- 22. Longest and shortest days of the year.
- 27. Type boundary where two plates move away from each other.
- 29. Autotrophs
- 30. Changing state of matter from solid to liquid.
- 34. Number of waves that pass a point in unit time.
- 35. Caused by vibrations of matter.
- 36. Point on the surface of the Earth directly above where an earthquake starts.
Down
- 1. Organisms that must consume another organism for energy.
- 4. Measure of the height of the wave.
- 5. The amount of matter in a volume of space. Mass/volume.
- 6. Amount of matter in a particle or object.
- 9. One celestial body orbiting another celestial body.
- 11. Type boundary where two plates move towards each other.
- 12. Organisms able to break down organic material.
- 14. Type boundary where two plates slide past each other.
- 18. Location of objects by reflected sound; used by dolphins and bats.
- 23. Molten rock flowing on the surface of the Earth.
- 24. Term for the emptiness of space.
- 25. Unit of measurement for wave frequency.
- 26. The measurement of thermal energy.
- 28. Amount of space an object occupies.
- 29. Single continent encompassing Africa, South America, and Europe.
- 31. Point within the Earth where an earthquake starts.
- 32. When day and night are of approximately equal length (twice a year).
- 33. The ability to be dissolved within a solvent.
- 34. Fracture between two blocks of rock.
