1. A Technology created to help someone but NOT completely change them aa
A Technology created to help someone but NOT completely change them aa.adaptive technology bb. biotechnology cc. assistive technology

2. CC A working model of the final design. D. model E. prototype F
CC A working model of the final design. D. model E. prototype F. technology

3. E The flow of energy through an ecosystem. Q. food wed R. producer S
E The flow of energy through an ecosystem. Q. food wed R. producer S. food chain

4. S Prediction or guess made about the outcome of an experiment. L
S Prediction or guess made about the outcome of an experiment. L. prototype M. hypothesis N. intended benefits

5. M Occurs when the moon comes in between the sun and the Earth. TT
M Occurs when the moon comes in between the sun and the Earth. TT. Lunar eclipse UU. Solar eclipse VV. Neap tide

6. UU Tool used to measure air pressure. O. barometer P. hygrometer Q
UU Tool used to measure air pressure. O. barometer P. hygrometer Q. pressure belt

7. O Layer of the atmosphere located closest to the Earth. A
O Layer of the atmosphere located closest to the Earth. A. thermosphere B. troposphere C. stratosphere

8. B Component in an environment that causes competition between animals
B Component in an environment that causes competition between animals. W. limiting factor X. scavenger Y. competition

9. W Tool used to measure temperature. D. wind vane E. hygrometer F
W Tool used to measure temperature. D. wind vane E. hygrometer F. thermometer

10. F Highest and lowest tides
F Highest and lowest tides. Caused when the sun, moon, and earth form a straight line. S. high tide T. neap tide U. spring tide

11. U Display of interdependence using multiple food chains. H
U Display of interdependence using multiple food chains. H. food chain I. food web J. energy pyramid

12. I Technology designed to help living organisms. K. biofuels L
I Technology designed to help living organisms. K. biofuels L. biotechnology M. adaptive technology

13. L Variable in an experiment that is purposely changed. O. control P
L Variable in an experiment that is purposely changed. O. control P. independent variable Q. dependent variable

14. P Layer of the atmosphere containing the ozone layer. A. thermosphere B. exosphere C. stratosphere

15. C Tool used to measure humidity. HH. barometer II. anemometer JJ
C Tool used to measure humidity. HH. barometer II. anemometer JJ. hygrometer

16. JJ Animals that eat only meat. D. carnivores E. omnivores F. scavengers

17. D Coldest layer in the atmosphere. X. mesosphere Y. thermosphere Z
D Coldest layer in the atmosphere. X. mesosphere Y. thermosphere Z. troposphere

18. X Word used to describe living things. F. abiotic G. biotic H
X Word used to describe living things. F. abiotic G. biotic H. interdependence

19. G Tool used to measure the amount of rainfall. X. hygrometer Y
G Tool used to measure the amount of rainfall. X. hygrometer Y. wind vane Z. rain gauge

20. Z Transfer of heat through touch. M. radiation N. conduction O
Z Transfer of heat through touch. M. radiation N. conduction O. convection

21. N Biome with 4 distinct seasons. (… ;) wink wink. ) Q
N Biome with 4 distinct seasons. (… ;) wink wink ..) Q. coniferous forest R. deciduous forest S. tundra

22. R Variable in an experiment that changes based on what was purposely changed. J. control K. dependent variable L. independent variable

23. K Biome with very extreme temperatures
K Biome with very extreme temperatures. Receives little rainfall all year. H. deciduous forest I. tundra J. desert

24. J Process that producers use to make energy by using the sun. X
J Process that producers use to make energy by using the sun. X. interdependence Y. competition Z. photosynthesis

25. Z Area located around the equator where little to no wind blows. Q
Z Area located around the equator where little to no wind blows. Q. doldrums R. horse latitudes S. prevailing westerlies

26. Q Word used to describe the moon when it is getting bigger. T. waning U. solar eclipse V. waxing

27. V Created when the Earth Earth is located directly in between the sun and moon. X. solar eclipse Y. lunar eclipse Z. neap tide

28. Y Frozen layer of soil located in the Tundra biome. H. permafrost I
Y Frozen layer of soil located in the Tundra biome. H. permafrost I. thermafrost J. artic blanket

29. H Organism that gets its energy by eating other organisms. S
H Organism that gets its energy by eating other organisms. S. producer T. consumer U. individual

30. T Biome with tropical weather, large trees that create a canopy, colorful flowers, and exotic animals. SS. coniferous forest TT. Rainforest UU. tundra

31. TT Tool used to measure wind speed. LL. barometer MM. anemometer NN
TT Tool used to measure wind speed. LL. barometer MM. anemometer NN. hygrometer

32. MM Technology designed to help someone by completely changing them. DD
MM Technology designed to help someone by completely changing them. DD. assistive technology EE. adaptive technology FF. biotechnology

33. DD Biome with extremely cold weather, little shrubs, permafrost, and animals like polar bears, artic foxes, and penguins. AA. tundra BB. deciduous forest CC. coniferous forest

34. AA Word used to describe any nonliving thing in an environment. FF
AA Word used to describe any nonliving thing in an environment. FF. biotic GG. abiotic HH. producer

35. GG Tide created when the sun, moon, and Earth line up to form a 90 degree angle. Weakest tide. OO. spring tide PP. neap tide QQ. low tide

36. PP The apparent curving of wind and water due to Earth’s rotation. AA
PP The apparent curving of wind and water due to Earth’s rotation. AA. Pressure belts BB. Coriolis effect CC. global winds

37. BB Tool used to measure the direction of wind. DD. Anemometer EE
BB Tool used to measure the direction of wind. DD. Anemometer EE. Rain gauge FF. Wind vane

38. FF Organism that makes its own energy. HH. Producer II. Consumer JJ
FF Organism that makes its own energy. HH. Producer II. Consumer JJ. Scavenger

39. HH Positive and expected outcomes of technology. XX
HH Positive and expected outcomes of technology. XX. Intended consequences YY. Unintended benefits ZZ. Intended benefits

40. ZZ Diagram used to show the flow of energy through an ecosystem
ZZ Diagram used to show the flow of energy through an ecosystem. 10 percent model QQ. Energy pyramid RR. Interdependence SS. Food web

41. QQ Organism that consumes only plants. XX. Omnivore YY. Herbivore ZZ
QQ Organism that consumes only plants. XX. Omnivore YY. Herbivore ZZ. Carnivore

42. YY Caused by limiting factors in an ecosystem
YY Caused by limiting factors in an ecosystem. (not enough food, water, shelter, etc.) DD. Limiting factor EE. Competition FF. interdependence

43. EE Name for multiple individuals living in a community. GG
EE Name for multiple individuals living in a community. GG. Ecosystem HH. Community II. Population

44. II Multiple populations living in an environment. KK. ecosystem LL
II Multiple populations living in an environment. KK. ecosystem LL. community MM. population

45. LL Hottest layer in the atmosphere. NN. thermosphere OO. exosphere PP
LL Hottest layer in the atmosphere. NN. thermosphere OO. exosphere PP. stratosphere

46. NN Transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves. QQ. Conduction RR
NN Transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves. QQ. Conduction RR. Radiation SS. Covection

47. RR First moon of the lunar cycle. SS. New moon TT. Full moon UU
RR First moon of the lunar cycle. SS. New moon TT. Full moon UU. Lunar Moon

48. SS Organism that feeds on dead or decaying matter. XX. Scavenger YY
SS Organism that feeds on dead or decaying matter. XX. Scavenger YY. Carnivore ZZ. Fungi

49. XX Caused by the uneven heating of the earth to form winds. II
XX Caused by the uneven heating of the earth to form winds. II. Global winds JJ. Trade winds KK. Pressure belts

50. KK Unexpected outcomes of technology. NN. Unintended benefits OO
KK Unexpected outcomes of technology. NN. Unintended benefits OO.Unintended consequences PP. Intended Consequences

51. OO Multiple communities living in a designated area. TT. Ecosystem UU
OO Multiple communities living in a designated area. TT. Ecosystem UU. Biosphere VV. Biome

52. VV Invisible line around the Earth separating the northern hemisphere and the southern hemisphere. WW. Equator XX. Pole YY. Doldrum

53. WW Layers of gases surrounding the Earth. 1. stratosphere 2
WW Layers of gases surrounding the Earth. 1. stratosphere 2. troposphere 3 atmosphere

54. 3 One organism living in an area. 4. animal 5. biotic factor 6
3 One organism living in an area. 4. animal 5. biotic factor 6. individual

55. 6 Multiple communities living in an area. 2. ecosystem 3. biosphere 4
6 Multiple communities living in an area. 2. ecosystem 3. biosphere 4. population

56. 2 Multiple biomes make up this. 3. ecosystem 4. community 5. biosphere

57. 5 Variable in an experiment that does not change. 7. control 8
5 Variable in an experiment that does not change. 7. control 8. constant 9. dependent variable

58. 8 What moon phase is this. 1. 1st quarter 2. waxing crescent 3
8 What moon phase is this? 1. 1st quarter 2. waxing crescent 3. waxing gibbous

59. 1 What moon phase is this. 4. 3rd quarter 5. waning crescent 6
1 What moon phase is this? 4. 3rd quarter 5. waning crescent 6. waning gibbous

60. 4 What is it called when the jet streams have to take a different path due to land (continents) being in the way. 5. continental drift 6. coriolis effect 7 continental deflection

61. 7 Wind blowing off the ocean towards land. 9. sea breeze 5
7 Wind blowing off the ocean towards land. 9. sea breeze 5. land breeze 11. trade winds

62. 9 Type of tide that is experiences every 6 hours each day. 13
9 Type of tide that is experiences every 6 hours each day. 13. high tide and low tide 14. high tide 15. low tide

63. 13 Organism that eats both plants and animals. 12. herbivore 19
13 Organism that eats both plants and animals. 12. herbivore 19. omnivore 15. carnivore

64. 19 Biome where most plant live is mosses, lichens, and grasses
19 Biome where most plant live is mosses, lichens, and grasses. Animals living in this environment are caribou, moose, and rabbits. 8. deciduous forest 9 tundra 10. grassland

65. 10 Winds that blow from east to west and are located near the poles. 18. prevailing westerlies 17. polar easterlies 16. trade winds

66. 17 Winds that blow from east to west and were named for sailors business in that area. 12. trade winds 13. global winds 14. doldrums

67. 12 Layer of the atmosphere located closest to space. 14
12 Layer of the atmosphere located closest to space. 14. thermosphere 15. exosphere 16. mesosphere

68. 15 Transfer of heat through the motion of warm air rising and cold air sinking. 11. conduction 14. convection 18. radiation

69. 14 Breeze that blows from the land towards the sea. 11. land breeze 19
14 Breeze that blows from the land towards the sea. 11. land breeze 19. sea breeze 22. trade winds

70. 11 Type of winds cause by pressure belts. (Uneven heating of the Earth). 16. trade winds 17. wind 18. global winds

71. 18 Winds that blow from west to east. Located 60 degrees latitude. 16
18 Winds that blow from west to east. Located 60 degrees latitude. 16. prevailing westerlies 20. polar westerlies 24. trade winds

72. 16 The study of learning about the natural world through observations, experiments, and investigations. 19. science 20. engineering 21. technology

73. 19 The application of science to create useful machines or structures
19 The application of science to create useful machines or structures. 21. science 22. engineering 23. technology

74. 22 A type of fuel made from living matter. 20. corn 21. biofuel 22
22 A type of fuel made from living matter. 20. corn 21. biofuel 22. gasoline

75. 21 Fast flowing, narrow current that separates warm air from cold air
21 Fast flowing, narrow current that separates warm air from cold air. 23. jet streams 24. sea breeze 25. pressure belts

76. 23 Something created to help with the production of goods or services, or in the accomplishments of objectives such as scientific investigations. 19. engineering 20. technology 21. science

77. 20 Organisms that live by decomposing matter. 22. scavenger 23
20 Organisms that live by decomposing matter. 22. scavenger 23. producer 24. fungi

78. 24 Biome with warm summers, cold winters, and many evergreens. A
24 Biome with warm summers, cold winters, and many evergreens. A. coniferous forest B. rain forest C. desert