Environmental Engineering Crossword Puzzle

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GRASSLAND: A region where grass grows abundantly but large numbers of trees and shrubs do not.
POUND: An imperial measurement of weight equal to 16 ounces or about 0.45 kilograms.
AMOUNT: A quantity of something.
SHRINK: To get smaller.
SUBTRACT: To reduce a number by an amount.
MINUS: The second number is subtracted from the first.
CORE: The center part of the Earth that is very hot.
TERRAIN: Land that has particular characteristics.
ENVIRONMENT: The natural area in which people live including the water, air, soil, and plant and animal life.
TIMES: It multiplies by another number.
STRATOSPHERE: An outer layer of the atmosphere, farther from the Earth than the troposphere, which filters out harmful rays from the sun.
TROPOSPHERE: The inner layer of the atmosphere, closer to the Earth than the stratosphere, which contains most of the planet's air.
MOISTURE: An amount of liquid that makes something just slightly wet.
SKYROCKET: To go very high very quickly.
INTER TIDAL ZONE: An area along a coast that is underwater when the tide is high and exposed to the air when the tide is low.
ROW: A horizontal section of data in a table.
AVERAGE: It has qualities that are typical or most common in a particular group or category.
LITHOSPHERE: The crust, or surface of the Earth, and mantle, or layer below the surface.
PLUMMET: To fall very low very quickly.
PATTERN: A way that something happens repeatedly.

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grassland: a region where grass grows abundantly but large numbers of trees and shrubs do not.
pound: an imperial measurement of weight equal to 16 ounces or about 0.45 kilograms.
amount: a quantity of something.
shrink: to get smaller.
subtract: to reduce a number by an amount.
minus: the second number is subtracted from the first.
core: the center part of the earth that is very hot.
terrain: land that has particular characteristics.
environment: the natural area in which people live including the water, air, soil, and plant and animal life.
times: it multiplies by another number.
stratosphere: an outer layer of the atmosphere, farther from the earth than the troposphere, which filters out harmful rays from the sun.
troposphere: the inner layer of the atmosphere, closer to the earth than the stratosphere, which contains most of the planet's air.
moisture: an amount of liquid that makes something just slightly wet.
skyrocket: to go very high very quickly.
inter tidal zone: an area along a coast that is underwater when the tide is high and exposed to the air when the tide is low.
row: a horizontal section of data in a table.
average: it has qualities that are typical or most common in a particular group or category.
lithosphere: the crust, or surface of the earth, and mantle, or layer below the surface.
plummet: to fall very low very quickly.
pattern: a way that something happens repeatedly.