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To study something by breaking it down into simpler parts. |
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To group things together because they share one or more properties |
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A decision that is based on observation or on a study data |
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Information, such as that gathered during an experiment |
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The science concerned with the relationships among living things and their environment |
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A community that includes all the living and nonliving things found in a certain area |
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Everything that surrounds an organism and influences it |
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Something that offers proof |
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A procedure that is carried out to investigate a scientific question |
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A place that is natural for an organism to live |
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A prediction about how something works or how two variables are related |
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To think up or create something for the first time |
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An expression of how one thinks or fells about something. It An is based on personal views, not necessarily on facts. |
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A repeating arrangement of shapes colors, numbers, or other things. |
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A set of steps that explains how to do something. |
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A number of objects or units that move or work together as a whole |
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A measurement of the foce of gravity on a object. |
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