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| Bouncing off and bending of light |
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| Light Travles through an object than bends |
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| Light travles Straight through an object |
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| Light travles through an object and is sent in all directions |
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| We see objects because the color that is seen is reflected but all other colors are absorbed |
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| Can see through but not well, some light travels through cloudy |
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| Can see through well, and tons of light travles through - clear |
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| Can not see through, no light - solid |
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| Colors of Rainbow in order? |
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Red,Orange,Yellow,Green,Blue,Indigo,
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| The dye used in our clothes |
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Halite,Feldspar,Sulfur,Quartz,Diamonds,
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| Looks like a dirt dobbers nest |
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| (White and translucent) Quartz looks like a cloudy piece of glass |
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| Looks like a shiny piece of black glass or medal |
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| What color the mineral leaves when you mark on a surface |
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| How much the mineral glows |
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| Rocks that were lava but have cooled |
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| Rocks that have been heated and changed |
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| Dead plants or animals that have been covered with mud and crushed into the Earth |
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| A person who studies human cultures by digging up dead plants and animals,artifacts,and even intire cities that no longer exist |
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| Person who studies chemical reactions,changes,ect. |
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| the apperance of things, scientists use these to describe and classify matter |
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| How much space it takes up |
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| Does or how much it streches |
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| the apperance of something changed |
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| the amount of space it takes up in a 3D object |
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| how tightly packed matter is in an object |
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| Particales that makes up objects |
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| Molecules are spread out slightly and move faster when heated |
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| Molecules are spread far apart and will fill any place |
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| Electricaly charges gasses in space |
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| Molecules are tightly packed together |
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| When two or more elemets are mixed to create something new |
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| Water vapor in the air coming back together to make water |
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| Water becoming water vapor |
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| Tornado,hurricane,volcano,ect. |
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| a rocky object that orbets the sun in an asteriod belt |
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| The imaginary line which Earth rotates or spins |
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| an object made of ice and dirt that travles around the sun in a long orbit |
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| the shape of the lighted part of the moon at a pirticular time |
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| One complete spin of an object on its axis |
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| An object that orbits another object |
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| The sun and its satelites |
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| A spacecraft that collects data without having any people on board |
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| A point in space where gravity is so strong that nothing can escape it |
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| an area in the sky and all stars seen in that area |
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| A huge system of planets,stars,dust,and gas held together by gravity |
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| The distance light travles in one year |
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| A cloud of gas and dust in which stars may form |
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| A huge explosion that occurs when a very large star collapses |
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| List the planets in order |
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| Mercury,Venus,Earth,Mars,Jupiter,Saturn,Uranus,Neptune |
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| The group of all the populations in an area |
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| A repeating process or repeating flow of materials through a system |
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| All the living and nonliving things in an area |
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| A diagram that shows the flow of energy through a food chain |
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| The place in an ecosystem in which an organisim lives |
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| The job that an organisim has in an ecosystem |
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| a group of organisims of one species that live in an area at the same time |
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| Any object that makes doing work easier |
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| Crowbar,teeter-totter,door knobs |
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| A rope with wheels,tow truck,crane,flag pole |
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| Example of inclined plane |
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| Ramp,wedges,threads on a screw |
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| Example of wheel and axle |
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| Bicycle,wheel barrow,stroller |
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| Energy that is stored and ready to be released |
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| Anything that makes a sharp edge or point |
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| Whatever is making the object move |
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| Whatever is done by using force and simple machines |
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| The breaking down of rock by chemical process |
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| The outermost and thinnest layer of Earth |
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| A layer of nearly solid rock between Earth's crust and core |
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| The breaking down of rock by physical forces |
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| A section of the crust that floats on Earth's mantle |
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| The transfer of heat between objects that are in contact |
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| The transfer of heat by moving liquid or gas |
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| The transfer of heat by electromagnet waves |
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| Break apart,list in steps |
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| Read between the lines,good guess,using what you know to guess |
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| Judje in own words,justify |
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| Tell about,tell all about,paint picture with words |
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| Give facts,back up with detailes |
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| Tell how put in own words |
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| Sum it up,give me a short version |
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| Alike,all ways that are alike |
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| Different, all ways that are different |
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| Make a guess,what will happen next |
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| Formula for photosynthesis |
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