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Nature of Science
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factor in a controlled experiment that is deliberately changed; also called manipulated variable. experiment in which only one variable is changed. well tested explanation that unifies a broad range of observations and hypotheses, and enables scientists to make accurate predictions about new situations. . a logical interpretation based on prior knowledge and experience. process by which scientific papers are reviewed by anonymous, independent experts. To determine whether or not the paper will be published. .
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flat expanses of ground covered with salt and other minerals. to add air or oxygen into a liquid.. is the material that lies above an area that lends itself to economical exploitation. the second step in most waste treatment systems during which bacteria consume the organic parts of the wastes. a combustion device to burn associated, unwanted or excess gases and liquids released during normal or unplanned over-pressuring operation in many industrial processes.
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Science Renewable Energy
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Runs out and harmfull to ecosystem. hot steam from water powers generators. Energy from the sun. Harmful. using energy to power objects.
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Historical Figures of Radiology
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Father of nuclear physics. Inventor and engineer who developed the alternating-current power system. First Registered Technologist. Father of Interventional Radiology. Discovered of radioactivity (not Curie).
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Scientific Method
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A diagram showing the details of Earth's layers would be considered a. Trying to understand crickets by listening to them is an example of . In an experiment on how smoking increases incidence of lung cancer, smoking would be what variable. 'The monkey is going to take a nap after eating' is an example of. In an experiment keeping the type of cricket the same is considered a.
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Academic Success
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This place can help in a variety of classes like writing, biology, history, etc. However, this resource is only available to CAP students.. The place where syllabuses, assignments, and due dates are placed. Previously, this was Blackboard.. The place where you check out books, can book a study room, or get help with research from a librarian.. Come to this place when you need someone to talk to or to discuss some issues going on with your mental health. This place is where you can visit to get academic accomodations and they will provide private testing rooms for those in need. Hint the name is abbreviated..
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What is Econ
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the action of buying and selling goods and services.. Company or person that puts items out to be consumed . a political theory derived from Karl Marx, advocating class war and leading to a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs.. activity done for enjoyment when one is not working.. a set of related measures or activities with a particular long-term aim..
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Branches of Social Science
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branch of Social Science concerned with studying historic and pre-historic people, analyzing the monuments have created, artifacts people have used. branch of Social Science concerned with policies of government, study of a state or country. branch of Social Science interested in studying the origin of human being. branch of Social Science interested in studying how people understand the world around them. branch of Social Science concerned with the many ways people communicate around the world.
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Computer Science
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You would do this to make a secret message. A program that clones itself to slow down software. Malware that is disguised as a harmless file. The machine that cracked Enigma in WW2. A key is needed to do this.
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Sience Materials
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It is a liquid that passes throw . Something that dissolves in a solvent. When it is not reversible. When something desolvs . It looks a bit like cat poo.
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Natural Science
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to pull something to make it longer. a system that provides a path for the transfer of electricity. a material that returns quickly to its original shape after it has been bent or stretched. to put something out. to squash something and make it flat.
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Wind Energy
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Energy is lost in the generator due to... . ... energy is transferred to the blades of the turbine . Wind turbines can be situated both onshore and ..... Windfarms can produce... pollution. The high voltage energy is carried across the country through a series of transmission lines known as the....
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Science Cells
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This covering protects the cell from its enviroment.. This organelle is found in large numbers in most cells and has a double membrane.. This universally accepted thing states that all organism are made up of cells and that all cells are made up of pre-existing cells.. Only allows certain molecules to enter and exit the cell.. This is mostly made of water, salt and protein..
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Intro to Ecology
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a large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat. a group of organisms that share a genetic heritage, are able to interbreed, and to create offspring that are also fertile. an individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form.. a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common.. spherical concentric regions of matter that make up the earth and its atmosphere.
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Science Graphing and Measuring
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Tool used to measure the volume taken up by a liquid in liters. Tool used to measure the mass of an object. To build or design and experiment. To look at data to find trends, correlations, or the validity of data. The middle # in a set of data arranged in numerical order.
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Natural Selection
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The various cells, tissues, or the organs in a body that no longer serve or function. . Industrial material supplied by nature.. Being or relating in geologic time from 251 to 66 billions of years ago.. A bodily structure from a plant or an animal . The development of cells from a vertebrate animal. .
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an anatomical feature that has no purpose. the process from organisms learning from their environment.. an interval of geologic time. the branch of science concerned with the structure of humans and animals. an unborn or unhatched offspring..
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What is Economics?
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the ways that human activities are organized and the rules under which they operate.. whether or not to purchase a product or service at a price above the production cost.. must be present to hold entrepreneurs and their investors accountable for the efficient allocation of their resources.. the value of the additional improvement.. spurs economic progress by the use of brain power to discover new products and less costly methods of production..
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Nature of Science - Unit 1
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This is the variable under study. It is the one that is manipulated or changed during the course of the experiment.. the group in an experiment or study that does not receive treatment by the researchers and is then used as a benchmark to measure how the other tested subjects do. This is the variable to be observed and measured. The value of this variable depends on the independent variable.. the study of the structure, properties, and change of matter.. Process that uses observation and investigation to gain knowledge about events in nature..
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What is Econ
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A thing that motivates or encourages one to do something.. The cost added by producing one additional unit of a product or service.. An organized body of people with a particular purpose, especially a business, society, association, etc.. A condition where different economic firms seek to obtain a share of a limited good. The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry..
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What Is Econ
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Economics progress comes mainly from ___. The choices between the consumer and producer invoves ___. Improvements in ___ spur economic progress. Human desire for goods and services is ___. Economists refer all costs as ___.
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Scientific Method
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______ Science is the study of the earth.. An observation using words.. A “rule of nature” that describes the behavior of something in nature.. Moving energy.. An explanation based on many observations during repeated experiments..
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What is Econ
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incentives effect those choices and shape our lives. higher price brings the amount supplied into balance. actions also require marginal decision-making . buy from stores that offer low prices . improve their well being. A mutual gain..
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Economics
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Income earned through private means. Disposable income plus a set of benefits through indirect government benefits. Includes people who are not in a paid job, but are actively looking for one. A market which has a small number of sellers and producers. Comprises of people employed and unemployed.
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Scientific Method
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______ Science is the study of the earth.. A “rule of nature” that describes the behavior of something in nature.. An explanation based on many observations during repeated experiments.. The study of planets, stars and space. . A factor that influences the outcome of the experiment..
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The Pavlovian Theory
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The law of temporal ______ is where the two stimuli must be presented close together in time in order for an association to be made. A type of conditioning in which involves a development of an association between a neutral stimulus, an unconditioned stimulus and an involuntary response, deduced through repetitive exposure to the stimuli . A psychological process which is learnt and elicits a behavioural response. The resulting event in which follows a ( ). A scientific procedure conducted in order to test a hypothesis.
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Knowing Marie Carie
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Marie Curie discovered this new scientific element, starting with p.. What illness is radium used to treat?. what are the invisible rays called that can pass through objects?. What country did Marie come from?. What CITY did Marie study in?.
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Uses of Science Equipment
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a 3 legged stand that is used to hold vessels above a Bunsen burner for heating. holds equipment in a specific position often above the bench. cone shaped and used for larger scale reactions.. a small glass object used for heating small amounts of a substance or observing small scale chemical reactions. holds liquids and is useful for pouring from.
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Evidences of Evolution
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Organisms' DNA and of the proteins are analyze. Distribution of plants and animals in geographic space and through geologic time. Development of an organism from conception to birth. Body structures of different organisms that have the same basic arrangement andpattern. Body structures that do not serve any apparent function.
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It's the effect or outcome in an experiment. . Whose variation does not depends on that of another. . I am a independent variable in an experiment. . Something or someone carefully or in order to gain information.. Whose value depends on that of another. .
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Life Science
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a thick bundle of nerves inside the spine. a nerve that is not part of the central nervous system and receives sensory information from cells. organs such as the skin, eyes, ears, nose, and tongue that gather information from outside the body. organ in the nervous system that sends and receives messages from other organs. part of the nervous system made up of the brain and spinal cord.
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Space Voyages
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The system that includes our planet. Alien vehicle (short). A huge stone capable of destroying a spaceship in a collision in space. The moon is not a planet. For the Earth, it is considered a special part. A robot that helps to work on our satellite.
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The International Space Station
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Gravity - the force that causes things to fall towards the Earth. Orbit - the curved path that a moon or satellite follows as it goes around a planet. Compartment - a space or area that is often used to hold a specific thing. Laboratory - a room with special equipment for doing scientific experiments. Nation - a country.
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Intro Into Forensic Science
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Crime scene unit that matches bullets and casings to specific firearms. A lie detector test. Fingerprints that are not visible. Type of Forensic Science that deals with autopsies and determining cause of death. Maintains the largest crime lab in the world.
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Development Psychology
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In this puzzle you will learn the key words in the development topic.
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Part of Piaget's theory where children believe that objects like dolls behave as if they are alive . Part of Dweck's theory when you believe that putting in the work and practice you will get better an improve your abilities. Part of Piaget's theory of moral development when rules can be decided by the individual person . After an investigation the participants are given full explanation of the study. When you deal with new experiences and the schema has to be changed to deal with them.
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Economics
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consists of growth, expansion, peak and recession. used as a store of value and a medium of exchange. one who makes goods using the factors of production. goods and services sent out to other countries. goods and services brought into a country from other countries.
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an optical image formed from the apparent divergence of light rays from a point. the angle made by a reflected ray with a perpendicular to the reflecting surface.. a type of surface reflectance often described as a mirror-like reflection of light from the surface. a perpendicular line to its wavefronts. light that strikes an object.
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Ecology
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The different types of diversity in an environment. An organism that decomposes the dead material in an ecosystem. The same species in one ecosystem. An organism that produces food for other animals. An organism's purpose in an ecosystem.
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Scientific Revolution Test
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Inspired by von Guericke's Madgeburg experiment, Boyle produced a 'pneumatic engine' which we now call a _________ pump. a microscope opens our eyes to see the intricate __________ of God's creation. the planets and the sun are all attracted by __________________ force. Christian Huygens believed that light behaves like a ______. sound also travels in _________.
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A breakable solid. How much air you have. How light something is. How heavy something is. Anything that has volume.
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History of Science
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In 1892, what did Lvanousky discover?. In 1969, who was the first person to walk on the moon? . In 1896, what did Cavendish discover?. In 1902, hormones were discovered by who? . In 1982, what engine was invented?.
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Changes Over Time Vocabulary
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to adapt to a special environment.. distinct sort or kind.. the position or function of an organism in a community of plants and animals.. an organ or body part that appears in different animals and is similar in structure.. in which one symbiont lives with in the body of the other. .
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Writing of ancient Egyptians that uses pictures. Temple located at the centre of the city. A large body of land. Loose upper layer of Earth's surface where plants grow. Ancient china was ruled by a series of families called_________.
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Breaking off of pieces of rocks that are parallel to the rocks surface. Natural process by which atmospheric and environmental agents disintegrate and decompose rocks. Break in the geologic record created when rock layers are eroded . Natural process by which sediments are layed down in new locations. Process of wearing away of the Earths surface by breaking down and carrying away soil, rock, or sediment.
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Cells and Their Organelles
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are like the power plants of a cell. they produce energy-rich molecule called ATP, which fuels most of the action of the cell. use sunlight as their main energy source, through a process called photosynthesis. follow instructions from the nucleus and make the proteins that the cell needs. store water and nutrients that the cell needs to survive. break down waste and detoxify poisons to clean up the cell.
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Evolution of Life
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Species develop together with features that each benefit the other as they evolve. The term Darin used to identify the pressure that changed organisms over time as their environments changed. Adapting wild organisms to human uses; typically involves genetic changes and human dependence. The comparison of similar features in developing organisms between conception and birth . When the alleles of a population change through random events rather than through natural selection pressure .
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Crop Science
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deals with the production of edible fruits. .the judicious removal of plant parts to rejuvenate the plants. refers to the irreversible increase in plant size, shape, and dry matter.. Is the process of removing the crop from the field at the proper stage of maturity.. any organism belonging to the kingdom Plantae.
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Hydrology
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water on the surface. removing salts from the ocean. water cannot pass through. rain, snow, sleet, hail. dissolved salts in the ocean.
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Alloys
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The features of a metal such as conductivity or reactivity are known as its P.......... Also known as the 'man of steel'. This property has to be reduced when designing planes and boats.. This metal is good for medical use because it is un-reactive. . Steel which does not corrode is called S............ Steel.
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Sinking and Floating
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graph used to analyze data results and shows frequency of data. to adjust (correlate) the readings of an instrument to check its accuracy. upward force on an object exerted by the surrounding liquid. changing the shape of an object can change its ability to_______. the quality or state of being dense.
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