Science & Thanksgiving

5. / My dad used an oven mitt to take the casserole out of the oven because it is a good __________.
6. / the macromolecule you'll get plenty of when you eat all that delicious turkey.
8. / __________ energy allows your mom to see if something is done cooking in the oven.
11. / The refrigerator keeps the pies chilled using __________ energy.
13. / Be careful when carrying your plate of food to the table or you might drop it and ___________ will cause it to crash on the floor.
14. / Melanie sat down to eat an entire meal made of ___________.
15. / The salt we added to the gravy ____________ into the liquid.
16. / We made a ____________ of water, sugar, and lemon juice and called it lemondae; scrumptious!
18. / Cutting your turkey with a knife creates __________.
19. / The smell of apple pie is a gas, the turkey gravey is a liquid, and the green beans are a _____________.
20. / When the turkey was done cooking, the timer alerted my mom by using ___________ energy.

1. / We bought a turkey with a _______ of 7.5 kilograms.
2. / Peas, carrots and green beans are a __________ that we eat on Thanksgiving.
3. / a famously, although lacking evidence, amino acid in turkey meat that makes you sleepy.
4. / Don't eat too much food on Thanksgiving or you might gain some _______.
7. / The ham was very flavorful because it ____________ a lot of its juices.
9. / The stove cooks the turkey using ____________ energy.
10. / When you are chewing your Thanksgiving dinner, you are using ___________ energy.
12. / The pan that we used to boil the potatoes got hot because it is a ________________.
17. / When the apple pie was removed from the oven, the inside was as hot as lava from a _________.
18. / At dinner time, when you pull your chair out or push it back under the table, you are using two different ___________.
21. / When my grandma put the potatoes in the boiling water they sunk because they are more ________ then the water.