Alphabet Explorer: Science & History A–Z

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One science/history term for each letter, with concise clues.

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Alphabet Explorer: Science & History A–ZVersion en ligne One science/history term for each letter, with concise clues. par Valentina Rogers A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A Smallest unit of an element that retains properties. Starts with B Microscopic single-celled organisms that can cause disease or aid digestion. Starts with C Basic unit of life that carries out essential functions. Starts with D Series of rulers from one family over a long period. Starts with E A distinct span of time characterized by events or developments. Starts with F Preserved remains or traces of ancient organisms. Starts with G Pioneer who supported heliocentrism and observed skies with a telescope. Starts with H Study of past events, people, and civilizations. Starts with I Resistance to changes in motion or rest. Starts with J Geologic period known for dinosaurs, part of the Mesozoic. Starts with K Highest rank in some classification systems of living beings or a territorial realm. Starts with L Simple machine that multiplies force by fulcrum distance. Starts with M Rocky or metallic body that enters Earth's atmosphere. Starts with N Bright interstellar cloud where stars form. Starts with O Path followed by a body around a larger one due to gravity. Starts with P Widespread disease that causes illness and high mortality. Starts with Q Female monarch who typically rules in a monarchy. Starts with R Cultural and intellectual revival in Europe between the 14th and 17th centuries. Starts with S Related to the sun or sunlight; also a system of planets around a star. Starts with T Written agreement between two or more parties, often ending conflict. Starts with U Principle that geological change happens through slow, continuous processes over long times. Starts with V Vents in a planet's crust that eject molten rock and gas. Starts with W Organized armed conflict between groups or nations. Starts with X Noble gas used in lighting and anesthesia; a chemical element. Starts with Y Sex chromosome present in most males, paired with X in cells. Starts with Z Highest point in the sky that an object reaches.

Alphabet Explorer: Science & History A–ZVersion en ligne

One science/history term for each letter, with concise clues.

par Valentina Rogers

Starts with A

Smallest unit of an element that retains properties.

Starts with B

Microscopic single-celled organisms that can cause disease or aid digestion.

Starts with C

Basic unit of life that carries out essential functions.

Starts with D

Series of rulers from one family over a long period.

Starts with E

A distinct span of time characterized by events or developments.

Starts with F

Preserved remains or traces of ancient organisms.

Starts with G

Pioneer who supported heliocentrism and observed skies with a telescope.

Starts with H

Study of past events, people, and civilizations.

Starts with I

Resistance to changes in motion or rest.

Starts with J

Geologic period known for dinosaurs, part of the Mesozoic.

Starts with K

Highest rank in some classification systems of living beings or a territorial realm.

Starts with L

Simple machine that multiplies force by fulcrum distance.

Starts with M

Rocky or metallic body that enters Earth's atmosphere.

Starts with N

Bright interstellar cloud where stars form.

Starts with O

Path followed by a body around a larger one due to gravity.

Starts with P

Widespread disease that causes illness and high mortality.

Starts with Q

Female monarch who typically rules in a monarchy.

Starts with R

Cultural and intellectual revival in Europe between the 14th and 17th centuries.

Starts with S

Related to the sun or sunlight; also a system of planets around a star.

Starts with T

Written agreement between two or more parties, often ending conflict.

Starts with U

Principle that geological change happens through slow, continuous processes over long times.

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Alphabet Explorer: Science & History A–ZVersion en ligne

par Valentina Rogers

Starts with A

Smallest unit of an element that retains properties.

Starts with B

Microscopic single-celled organisms that can cause disease or aid digestion.

Starts with C

Basic unit of life that carries out essential functions.

Starts with D

Series of rulers from one family over a long period.

Starts with E

A distinct span of time characterized by events or developments.

Starts with F

Preserved remains or traces of ancient organisms.

Starts with G

Pioneer who supported heliocentrism and observed skies with a telescope.

Starts with H

Study of past events, people, and civilizations.

Starts with I

Resistance to changes in motion or rest.

Starts with J

Geologic period known for dinosaurs, part of the Mesozoic.

Starts with K

Highest rank in some classification systems of living beings or a territorial realm.

Starts with L

Simple machine that multiplies force by fulcrum distance.

Starts with M

Rocky or metallic body that enters Earth's atmosphere.

Starts with N

Bright interstellar cloud where stars form.

Starts with O

Path followed by a body around a larger one due to gravity.

Starts with P

Widespread disease that causes illness and high mortality.

Starts with Q

Female monarch who typically rules in a monarchy.

Starts with R

Cultural and intellectual revival in Europe between the 14th and 17th centuries.

Starts with S

Related to the sun or sunlight; also a system of planets around a star.

Starts with T

Written agreement between two or more parties, often ending conflict.

Starts with U

Principle that geological change happens through slow, continuous processes over long times.

Starts with V

Vents in a planet's crust that eject molten rock and gas.

Starts with W

Organized armed conflict between groups or nations.

Starts with X

Noble gas used in lighting and anesthesia; a chemical element.

Starts with Y

Sex chromosome present in most males, paired with X in cells.

Starts with Z

Highest point in the sky that an object reaches.