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A logical inter[retatopm based on prior knowledge and experience is an _______
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inference
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Your experiment tests whether your ____ is true or false.
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hypothesis
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An ____ is data you can collect using sight, taste, touch, hearing, smell.
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observation
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You should also repeat your ____ several times to make sure that the first results weren't just an accident.
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experiment
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Once your experiment is complete, you collect your measurements and ____ them to see if your hypothesis is true or false.
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analyze
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The scientific method starts when you ask a question, which is called the ____
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state the problem
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The ____ is how you communicate your results to others in a final report.
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conclusion
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____ is the process of gathering already known information.
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research
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Observation is ____
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using the 5 senses
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Inference is ______
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prior knowledge
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Dependent is ____
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changes or chooses
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Independent is ____
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changes in experiment
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Control is ____
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factor that always stays the same
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Ecological succession is ____
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series of predictable natural elements that occur
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Balanced ecosystems are said to be in ____
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equilibrium/climax community
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The first species to populate an area are called ____
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pioneer species
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The stages of primary succession are _____
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bare rock, mosses/lichens, grasses shrubs, trees, mature forest,
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Climax community is ____
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community that is at equilibrium
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The structures that are most numerous in the human body are ____
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cells
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The organelle in plant cells where photosynthesis takes place is ____
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chloroplast
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Tissues are groups of ____
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cells that are specialized to perform a specific function
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Levels of organization from smallest to largest ____
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cells, tissue, organ, organ system, organism
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A group of different tissues working together to perform a specific function is ____
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organ
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Structure found in the nucleus of a cell that is made of DNA & genes.
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chromosomes
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The jellylike interior of the cell
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cytoplasm
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The part of the cell that makes proteins
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Ribosomes
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The part of the cell that serves to process, package, and export proteins
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golgi body
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Found in the chloroplast that is used to absorb energy from the sun
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Chlorophyll
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Products of photosynthesis
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oxygen and glucose
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Reactants of photosynthesis
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sunlight, CO2, water, cholorphyll
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Roots break rocks apart is called
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root wedging
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Water freezes and expands breaking the rock is called
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mechanical
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Grinding away rock (like sandpaper) is called
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abrasion
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Break apart rock by digging through the ground is called
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animals
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Erosion removes the surface reducing pressure and causing the outside to crack is called
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release pressure
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Plantlike organisms that produce an acid that weathers rock is called
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lichens
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Pollution combines with rain is called
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acid rain
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Iron + oxygen = rust is called
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oxidation
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Carbon dioxide + water =
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carbonic acid
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Water ____
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disolves rock
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Climate is not affected by
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temperature and precipitation
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Factors that determine a biome ___
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types of animals, types of soil, climate
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Most rainforest are located at the ____
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equator
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Tropical forest ___
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receives the most yearly rainfall
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The biome that often has as little precipitation as a desert ____
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tundra
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The soil in the tundra that stays frozen year round is ____
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premifrost
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Has the greatest variety or number of species
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Tropical rainforest
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The way an animal or person is ____
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structural adaptation
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The way a plant grows or bends in the response to light
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phototropism
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The way a plant grows or bends in the response to gravity
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gravitropism
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The way a plant grows or bends in the response to touch
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tigmotropism
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The cause is ____
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stimulus
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The effect is ____
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response
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Works with muscle to move; motion ____
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skeletal system
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Enables the body to move
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muscular system
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Carries needed materials to the body
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circulatory system
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Controls and regulates many body processes
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endocrine system
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Controls most body functions including senses by carrying information between the brain and the body
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nervous system
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Where does digestion begin?
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mouth
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The ____ are organs in the excretory systems that filter liquid wastes from the blood
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kidneys
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The ____ stores urine until it passes out of the body
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urinary bladder
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The ____ are the functional parts of the kidneys that are surrounded by capillaries so they can filter the blood
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nephrons
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Cardiac muscle
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found in the heart
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Skeletal muscle
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works in pairs
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Smooth muscle
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located inside the organ
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Ball & socket joint
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hips/shoulders
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Hinge joint
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fingers and toes
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Gliding joint
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wrist and ankles
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Pivot joint
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neck
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Vein
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carries blood to heart
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Largest vein is
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vena cava
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Artery
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carries blood away from the heart full of O2
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Largest artery
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aorta
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When a body is in equilibrium
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homeostatis
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Exchange of gasses occurs between alveoli and what structure?
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capillaries
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Correct sequence of the respiratory pathway?
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nose, pharynx, trachea, bronchus, bronchial tubes, bronchioles, aveoli
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The part of the blood that causes clotting to stop bleeding
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red blood cells
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The liquid part of the blood
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plasma
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The part of the blood in charge of producing antibodies for defense
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platelets
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Blood cells that carry oxygen to the cells and remove carbon dioxide
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white blood cells
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The protein markers on a red blood cell that determine blood type
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antigens
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The body's first line of defense to keep pathogens out of the body
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skin
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Layers of the skin
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epidermis, dermis, fatty layer
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This function of the skin releases waste in the form of perspiration
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excretion
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This function of the skin prevents you fromg etting an infection
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protection
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This function of the skin detects changes in pressure
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sensation
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The chemicals secreted by glands in your endocrine system that control body functions are called
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hormones
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Genetic adaptationscan only happen if there is ____ within the offspring of a species
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variation
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Random changes in genes that can lead to greater variations
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mutations
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Sexual reproduction
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two parents
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Asexual reproduction
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one parent
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It is what the sperm is produced from
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testes
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Female hormone produced by ovarian follicles
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estrogen
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Where the female sex organs are produced
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ovaries
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Chromosomes are rod shaped structures found in the ____
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nucleus of a cell
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