| Category 1 | ||
| #1 | An organism that changes the sun's energy into food for consumers, for example a plant | Producer |
| #2 | An organism that gets its energy from producers or consumers | Consumer |
| #3 | An incandescent lamp or its glass housing. Electrical energy is changed to heat and light energy into a bulb. | Bulb |
| #4 | Cells that produce a direct current by converting chemical energy to electrical energy | Battery |
| #5 | A region with a detectable magnetic force | Magnetic field |
| Category 2 | ||
| #1 | The force exerted between magnetic poles, producing magnetization | Magnetic Force |
| #2 | A looping path of material that conducts electricity | Circuit |
| #3 | A instrument that uses a magnetized steel bar to indicate direction relative to the Earth's magnetic poles | Compass |
| #4 | A metal attracted to magnets | Iron |
| #5 | To pull something together using a force such as a magnetic force | Attract |
| Category 3 | ||
| #1 | The energy of moving charged particles | Electricity |
| #2 | Material able to transmit electricity easily | Conductor |
| #3 | To push away using magnetic force | Repel |
| #4 | A material that does not transfer electricity or heat easily | Insulator |
| #5 | The ability to attract certain metals and to attract and repel other magnets | Magnetism |
| Category 4 | ||
| #1 | Energy made available by the flow of electric charge through a conductor | Electrical Energy |
| #2 | The energy which is possessed by an object due to its motion | Mechanical Energy |
| #3 | The ability to cause motion or create change | Energy |
| #4 | A non-living solid material that is formed in nature and has a crystal shape | Mineral |
| #5 | A rock such as marble, formed when a large amount of heat and pressure are applied to other rocks | Metamorphic Rocks |
| Category 5 | ||
| #1 | A rock, such as granite, formed by the cooling and hardening of magma | Igneous Rocks |
| #2 | Rocks formed by Earth material that have been deposited by wind, water and ice | Sedimentary Rocks |
| #3 | The way the surface of a mineral reflects light | Mineral Luster |
| #4 | The color of the powder left behind when you rub a mineral against a white tile | Mineral Streak |
| #5 | The splitting of a mineral yielding a smooth surface | Mineral Cleavage |
| Final Question | |
| A mineral's ability to resist being scratched | Mineral Hardness |