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| Inside of Earth, temperature and pressure _______ as depth increases. |
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Cell walls, Chloroplasts, Chlorophyll
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| Plant cells contain all of the organelles that animal cells have. What are three things that plant cells have that animal cells don't have? (the three c's) |
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| What forms at converging plate boundaries? |
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| Body cells of multi-cellular organisms reproduce for _______and _______ of tissue. |
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Mass is conserved (stays the same) during physical changes, including phase changes.
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| Another name for the integumentary systems is your __________. |
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| A plant's flower is an example of what kind of reproduction? |
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| The outer, brittle layer of the earth is the _________. |
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| A large, rocky or gaseous, spherically shaped object that circles a star. |
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| A plant that grows from a leaf cutting stuck in soil is an example of what kind of reproduction? |
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| Most of earth's atmosphere is made up of __________. |
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| Which form of reproduction requires sex cells? |
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| Why does a runner perspire? |
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| Phototropism means to grow towards ______. |
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| A liquid has a definite _________, but its _______ can change. |
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| Geotropism menas grow through ________. |
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| You get more biological diversity in the types of plants and animals as the diversity of the environment (increases or decreases)? |
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| Thermotropism means grow towards ______. |
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Plants or producers
(#6-28) |
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| The whole ecosystem would be affected by a decline in what organism? |
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| Bacteria and fungi are considered _______ in an ecosystem because they break down materials. |
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| Plants are considered _______ in a food web. |
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| Organisms that eat other organisms are called ________. |
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| One revolution of the moon around the earth is equivalent to a ________. |
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| A species changes as the individual organisms best adapted to survive in the environment tend to survive and reproduce offspring with similar characteristics. This process is known as ___________ ____________ |
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| If the environment changes quickly and there is not enough time for individuals in an population to develop adaptive characteristics to survive, then the species will _____ _________. |
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Bacteria and insects
(#6-37) |
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| Natural selection is a relatively slow process but can be observed directly in species with very short life spans such as .....________ ________ |
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| Rock formed by melting and cooling. |
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Earth spins on its axis
(#6-42) |
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| We have sunrise and sunset because ..... |
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Evaporation, condensation, precipitation
(#6-44) |
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| The water cycle is driven by solar energy. The steps include ..... |
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| A solid has a definite ________ and _____. |
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Convection currents
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| _______ _________ move tectonic plates around. |
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Continents match up like puzzle pieces, similar fossils found on different continents, rock layers match up on different continents
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Evidence of continental drift includes ...
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| ________ proposed the theory of Continental Drift. |
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| A smaller, irregular-shaped rocky object that circles a star. |
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| A very large gaseous body usually made up of a high percentage of hydrogen that emits energy. |
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| A smaller object that circles a planet. |
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100 degrees Celsius
(#6-57) |
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| Water would boil at what temperature? |
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| Anything that has mass and takes up space is known as ________. |
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| A smaller, irregular-shaped gaseous object that circles a star in a narrow elliptical orbit. |
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| One revolution of the earth around the sun is equal to ..... |
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The gravitational pulls between the ___,
_______, and _____ are mainly responsible for causing tides. |
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| The basic unit of life is known as the ______. |
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| Protozoa and bacteria are made up of ____ cell(s). |
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| A female scientist who worked with radioactivity. |
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| All atoms of an element have the same chemical properties. (True or False) |
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