Across
- 3. Female part of the plant that is sticky so that pollen will stick to it.
- 4. An animal with a backbone.
- 7. A liquid in our mouth which kills germs on food and makes food easy to swallow.
- 9. How living things get energy. Plants make their own food in the leaves using
- 11. A material that is a good heat conductor and good electrical conductor.
- 12. Force is measured in Newtons. 1N will lift 100g.
- 13. How we measure how hot or cold something is.
- 17. consumer An animal that eats plants (herbivore).
- 18. How loud or quiet a sound is.
- 19. Our frame to hold us up, protect some organs and help us to move. It grows with us.
- 21. Female part of the plant that takes the pollen down to the egg in the ovary.
Down
- 1. The movement of an object when a force has been used. No vibration = silence.
- 2. using oxygen to turn food into energy.
- 3. = When light can’t pass through an object (an opaque material), the area behind the object is dark and this is a shadow.
- 5. = An object that lets some light through, but you can’t see clearly. E.g. a bathroom window; you know that someone is in there, but you can’t see who!
- 6. Tiny pieces of rock and decomposed material from things that once lived.
- 8. Lets heat or electricity pass through.
- 10. A place where there is no solid, liquid or gas and so there is silence, as there are no atoms to carry the sound.
- 14. The force over an area. E.g. a drawing pin head is a large area you push your force on to drive the thin part into a wall.
- 15. The force that pushes up in water.
- 16. The force pulling down on a mass due to gravity.
- 20. The path a planet makes around the Sun or that the moon makes around the Earth. (The moon takes 28 days to orbit Earth).
