Unit 1 wk 1 "non" quizs

nonliving

• Inanimate, inorganic. Example: chair, table

• Living organisms that grow and reproduce

• Natural elements like water and air

• Objects that can move on their own

nonstop

• Continuing without stopping or pause.

• Taking frequent breaks during an activity.

• Stopping briefly before continuing.

• A method of traveling with multiple stops.

nonrenewable

• A natural resource such as coal or oil that cannot be replaced.

• A type of energy source that can be replenished naturally.

• A resource that is abundant and can be used indefinitely.

• A renewable resource that is derived from organic materials.

nonsense

• Subject matter, language, or behavior that is foolish.

• A type of logical reasoning.

• A form of artistic expression.

• A scientific theory that is widely accepted.

nonstick

• A type of cookware that allows food to cook evenly.

• A pan or surface covered with a substance that prevents food from sticking.

• A cooking method that involves boiling food in water.

• A type of food that does not require any oil or fat.

nondairy

• Containing no milk or milk products.

• Containing only plant-based ingredients.

• A type of milk that is low in fat.

• A product that is rich in calcium.

nonprofit

• A type of business created to maximize profits.

• An organization that operates without the goal of making money.

• A government agency that provides public services.

• A for-profit company that donates a portion of its earnings.

nonviolent

• A method of protest involving physical aggression.

• A strategy that promotes peaceful resistance in response to injustice.

• A form of communication that uses violent language.

• An approach that encourages retaliation against oppressors.

nonfiction

• Writing that is about facts or real events.

• A fictional narrative created from imagination.

• A type of poetry that expresses emotions.

• A genre that includes myths and legends.

nonspecific

• Detailed and precise.

• Not detailed or exact.

• Highly specific and clear.

• Vague and ambiguous.