Physical Science Ch. 1
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| y | c | r | e | s | p | o | n | d | i | n | g | v | a | r | i | a | b | l | e | s | s |
| e | d | i | r | e | c | t | p | r | o | p | o | r | t | i | o | n | l | i | c | c | m |
| l | s | g | y | r | o | e | h | t | c | i | f | i | t | n | e | i | c | s | i | o | e |
| b | s | i | l | u | b | a | n | l | r | e | r | o | o | n | y | h | r | s | g | n | n |
| a | c | l | a | g | o | t | e | s | o | d | n | e | o | n | o | g | y | o | r | v | a |
| i | i | s | c | i | e | n | c | t | i | f | i | c | m | e | t | h | o | d | e | e | r |
| r | e | m | y | f | g | e | h | n | s | t | e | o | s | c | p | c | l | l | t | r | h |
| a | n | o | i | t | r | o | p | o | r | p | e | s | r | e | v | n | i | i | o | s | i |
| v | c | s | h | n | c | r | m | b | s | s | a | e | f | r | e | n | n | h | e | i | s |
| d | e | i | s | a | e | t | e | u | c | m | x | o | i | y | r | e | r | f | o | o | b |
| e | s | s | s | c | i | e | n | t | i | f | i | c | n | o | t | a | t | i | o | n | s |
| t | n | e | m | i | r | e | p | x | e | d | e | l | l | o | r | t | n | o | c | f | v |
| a | o | h | e | f | s | s | t | d | n | m | g | e | o | l | o | g | y | r | c | a | t |
| l | i | t | t | i | p | c | e | n | t | y | o | y | r | t | s | i | m | e | h | c | i |
| u | s | o | o | n | r | n | c | y | i | e | c | m | e | e | s | o | o | o | n | t | e |
| p | i | p | s | g | s | n | h | v | f | l | o | a | r | v | d | l | n | n | i | o | o |
| i | c | y | e | i | d | r | n | o | i | t | a | v | r | e | s | b | o | s | y | r | n |
| n | e | h | t | s | c | m | o | l | c | o | e | c | l | u | h | u | r | p | l | n | a |
| a | r | y | c | e | m | i | l | u | l | e | s | i | i | e | c | t | t | h | e | o | o |
| m | p | s | c | i | a | l | o | m | a | o | e | o | t | l | c | c | s | n | r | i | i |
| n | t | p | m | n | h | o | g | e | w | i | a | u | e | r | n | o | a | e | n | n | m |
| u | e | e | e | p | m | a | y | o | c | o | e | l | m | r | g | v | f | c | m | y | l |
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Some of the puzzles that people list for the public
get indexed by the search engines
(like Google).
Some people find those puzzles and cannot figure out how to make a puzzle
of their own. So this page now has the navigation sidebar.
There are now buttons on the puzzle so that you can get a clean page,
in either HTML or PDF, that you can use your browser's print button
to print. The PDF format allows the web site to know how large a
printer page is, and the fonts are scaled to fill the page.
The PDF takes awhile to generate. Don't panic!
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