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29 Cards in this Set
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product
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the answer when you multiply
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quotient
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the answer when you are dividing.
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square number
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the product of the whole number multiplied by itself
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organize
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to arrange or place into order
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meteorologist
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a person that studies the atmosphere and the weather.
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chronological order
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when events are written in order.
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fact
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statment that you can prove
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opinion
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what a person believs otr thinks that cannot be proved.
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symbol
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something that stands for something else.
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air pressure
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particles of air pressing down on the earth's surface.
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humidity
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the amount of water vapor in the air.
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time line
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a diagram the shows a series of events in the order they happen.
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compass rose
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a small drawing on the map that shows directions.
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number sentence
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a sequence of at least two numbers of expression separated by a relationship.
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variable
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a letter or symbol that represents a number.
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table
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a chart that shows how different kinds of information fit together.
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antonyms
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a word that has an opposite meaning.
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synonyms
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a word that has nearly the same meaning.
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define
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to give the meaning of a word.
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cause
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an important event or action.
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effect
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the result of an action.
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parentheses
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to curved lines used in writing to set off an expression.
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solution
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the way in which two problems are solved.
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logic
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the proof of reasoning. Solving a problem using thinking.
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simile
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a statement that one thing is like another.It uses the either like or as in the sentence.
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metaphor
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a comparison between two different things.A figure of speech in which a word or phrase the originally means one thing is applied to another in order to suggest no likeness between the two like or as.
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barometric pressure
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air pressure , the weight of the air above the barometer.
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infer
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the process of explaining what you have observed.
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observe
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gathering information about things around you using your five senses safely.
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