Crossword Puzzles

a nonliving substance occurring naturally in the earth, the process by which rocks of one kind change into rocks of another kind, the way that light …

who created the marxist theory?, a theory of crime, who created the functionalist theory?, what class is proletariat?, neo-marxism cause of crime, how …

who is responsible for the largest proportion of food waste generated in australia each year?, which of these materials, found in most electronics, …

optimising production processes and efficient use of resources to deliver products or services.​, financial planning, record-keeping and reporting …

chemical element widely used for diagnostic scintigraphy, directional technique used for radiography of premolars and molars, water and csf have long …

a carbohydrate that does not provide the body with energy, this type of fiber would dissolve in water and is found in foods such as oats and apples, …

change of phase from liquid to gas, molecules are not connected, no definite shape or volume, change of phase from gas to solid, change of phase from …

to watch closely and carefully, facts, statistics, or other information, to say definitely, in speech or writing, without any extra detail, the reason …

a sole _ is a business owned by one person, business ownership shared by two or more people, a separate legal entity that has been legally registered, …

a slow run that helps you recover from a fast pace run, short run at a normal pace not too long or too short, encourages participants to use good …

a narrow, deep crack that forms on the ocean bottom, underwater volcanoes that are cone shaped, metal that scientists believe the inner core is made …

the average you calculate by adding up the data and dividing by how many pieces of data there were, calculate this by subtracting the smallest value …

base that can dissolve in water, paper or solution that turns pink with an acid, dye that has a different colour in acids and bases, paper or solution …

to stop something from happening, very tiny little things that can cause diseases, substances that we use to help us get better when we are ill, …

a lack of healthy red blood cells, leading to fatigue and weakness, the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen; sickle cell disease affects …

uses negative pressure to move water and nutrients, uses positive pressure to move sap, tissue-level transport through cell membranes, tissue-level …

keep plants securely in the ground and absorb water and nutrients from the soil, connect leaves and roots, distribute leaves effectively, and …

cells are usually loosely packed cube-shaped or elongated cells with a large central vacuole and thin, flexible cell walls, cell walls are also …

according to luke, the women went to the tomb at _ ?, according to luke, how many angels were there?, according to luke, the angels said, “he is not …

mild and pleasant, typically referring to warm, gentle weather, a severe snowstorm with strong winds and low visibility, characterized by strong, …

name of the eyedrops used to dilate the eyes in fundoscopy, another name for the pupil, most common cause of an absent fundal reflex in adults, this …

one of many small repeating molecules that combine to form a polymer, large molecule made up of repeating smaller molecules, process of producing a …

a nation that helped the babylonians defeat assyrians, were a tribe of shepherds, the great king of persia that ruled an empire from asia minor to the …

earth rotates on it's axis in _ direction, as earth rotates, the side facing away from the sun is in darkness, as earth rotates, the side facing …

the ability of the heart, lungs and blood vessels to give your muscles enough oxygen during longer activity, the amount of force that can be exerted …

dna is stored in this organelle, movement of substances in the cell occurs here, allows substances to flow in and out of the cell, where the …

a wetland area dominated by herbaceous plants. what is this type of wetland called?, a wetland that is often flooded and dominated by trees. what do …

system responsible for breaking down food into essential nutrients, diaphragm contracts to allow air to move into the lungs during this event, sheets …

blind spot in retina, muscle that turns the eyes laterally, contains photoreceptors for vision, area of retina with most photoreceptors (greatest …

connects middle ear to throat (nasopharynx), external part of ear, contains hearing receptors, middle ear bone connected to eardrum, contains …