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| a representation that explains how something is built or how it works |
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| explanations that are expressed in drawings or words or mathematics |
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| a three-dimensional construction designed to explain how something works |
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| a model of the solar system which places the Sun in the center and the planets revolving around the Sun |
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| an instrument used to study objects far away, such as planets, and stars. |
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| instrument used to study objects that are very small, such as cells |
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| an original model based on something to be built |
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| part of a design that restricts the completion of that product |
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| a device that is a replacement for a body part |
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| drawing a conclusion or making a reasonable judgement |
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| when something is to small or to large to work with. |
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| The solar system is a what type of model? |
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| a model space ship is what type of model? |
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| the earth is the center of the universe |
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| Who used telescope to disprove that the earth is the center of the universe? |
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| Who created the cell theory? |
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| That all living things are made out of cells. |
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| How did Hooke discover this cell theory? |
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| Why would one want to make a prototype? |
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| to work through possible problems a real invention might have. Also to determine limitations in that object and think about cost. |
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| What are some examples of limitations? |
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| cost(to expensive) , design (doesn't work)and resources(not enough supplies to build) |
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| Who used a Glider as a prototype? |
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| Who might need a prosthesis? |
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| someone born without a body part or lost a body part in an accident |
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| Do scientists use prototypes to build a prosthesis? |
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| is a machine or device that can be programmed to perform certain jobs. |
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| Where are robots used today? |
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| in factories on assembly lines |
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| the combination of using robot like parts on a human body to replace a body part |
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| is when scientists work together to discuss and learn from each other; share data. |
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| to draw conclusions or make a logical judgement. Scientists do this when they collaborate on a project. |
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