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| FIRSTHAND RECORDS OF EVENTS, THOERIES, OPINIONS, OR ACTIONS |
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| INFORMATION BASED ON REAL, PROVABLE EVENTS, OR SITUATIONS |
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| BELIEFS BASED ON PERSONAL JUDGEMENTS, RATHER THEN ON FACTS |
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| OPINIONS OR BELIEFS THAT AFFECT A PERSON'S ABILITY TO MAKE FAIR, UNCLOUDED JUDGEMENTS OR DECISIONS |
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| OVERSIMPLIFIED OPINIONS, THAT DO NOT ACCOUNT FOR INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES, ABOUT AN ENTIRE GROUP OR THINGS |
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| READING STYLE IN WHICH THE READER CAREFULLY ANALYZES THE TEXT, JUDGING ITS CREDIBILITY AND THE AUTHOR'S INTENTIONS |
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| SEVERAL COMMON ADJECTIVES ARE USED TO EXPLAIN AN AUTHOR'S MAIN REASON FOR WRITING A PARTICULAR PIECE |
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| TELLS A STORY OR RELATES A CHAIN OF EVENTS |
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| INTRODUCES OR EXPLAINS A SUBJECT |
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| PASSES ALONG PRECISE INFORMATION |
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| TRIES TO GET THE READER TO AGREE WITH THE AUTHOR |
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| GENERAL SUBJECT MATTER COVERED BY THE WORK |
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| FLESH OUT AND EXPLAIN THE MAIN IDEA |
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| SUBJECTS THAT A WRITTEN WORK FREQUENTLY TOUCHES ON |
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| EXPRESS THE MAIN POINT OF THE PARAGRAPH |
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| GENERALLY APPEARS AT THE END OF THE PARAGRAPH |
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| IS AN IDEA THAT FOLLOWS THE FACTS OR IDEA IN THE TEXT |
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| ONE OF THE READER'S MOST IMPORTANT JOBS IS FIGURING OUT THIS PURPOSE |
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| MEANS THAT THE TIME AND PLACE IN WHICH THE PIECE WAS WRITTEN WILL INFLUENCE THE WORK IN SOME WAY |
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| IDEAS AS A BULLETED OR NUMBERED LIST |
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| STRUCTURE MIGHT BE ILLUSTRATED BY PRESENTING THE PROBLEM IN ONE PARAGRAPH AND THE SOLUTION IN ANOTHER |
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| AUTHOR NORMALLY PRESENTS AN ACTION FIRST AND THEN DESCRIBES THE EFFECTS THAT RESULT FROM THAT ACTION |
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| TEND TO DESCRIBE OR CHARACTERIZE A PERSON, THING OR IDEA |
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| CONSISTS OF SURROUNDING WORDS, SENTENCES OR PARAGRAPH THAT USUALLY HELP REVEAL THE WORD'S MEANING |
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| PROVIDES AND OVERVIEW OF A DOCUMENT, OUTLINING A BASIC STRUCTURE AND ALLOWING THE READER TO QUICKLY LOOK UP THE SECTION SHE WANTS TO READ |
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| PROVIDES A WAY OF LOOKING UP VARIOUS TOPICS IN THE DOCUMENT |
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| USUALLT THE BEST WAY OF FINDING ALL LOCAL BUSINESSES OF A GIVEN TYPE |
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| REPRESENTS A CONCEPT WITH A CIRCLE OR PIE AND THEN BREAKS DOWN THE PIE INTO SLICES |
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| STANDARD INSTRUMENT THAT HAS MARKINGS AT ESTABLISHED INTERVALS, MOST COMMON IS A WEIGH SCALE |
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| SMALL PORTION OF A TYPICAL MAP,SMALL AREA THAT EXPLAINS THE SYMBOLS AMD NOTATIONS USED ON THE MAP |
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| LEGENS CONTAIN A SYMBOL THAT INTICATES THE CARDINAL DIRECTIONS (NORTH,SOUTH,EAST,WEST) AS THEY RELATE TO THE MAP |
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| TYPICAL FEATURE OF MAPS THAT IS INFORMATION IN THE LEGEND THAT TELLS THE READER HOW TO INTERPRET DISTANCES ON THE MAP |
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| TITLES THAT PREFACE A SECTION OF TEXT |
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| HEADINGS THAT APPEAR BELOW OTHER HEADINGS, WITHIN THE SAME CATEGORY |
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INCLUDE SUCH FORMATTING DEVICES AS BOLD OR ITALICIZED FONTS,INDENTED TEXT AND BULLETED OR NUMBERED LISTS
ADD MEANING,CHANGE MEANING OR ADD CLARITY |
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| EXPLANATION FORMULATED TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS BEIN INVESTIGATED |
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| COLLECT DATA THROUGHOUT THE SCIENTIFIC PROCESS TO TEST THE HYPOTHESIS OR PREDICTIONS IN A CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT |
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| INVOLVES COMPARING A CONTROL GROUP AND AN EXPERIMENTAL GROUP |
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| SCIENTISTS MUST ANALYZE DATA COLLECTED DURING EXPERIMENTATION |
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| PURPOSE OF THE SCIENTIFIC PROCESS IS TO DEVELOP A ____________ |
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| IF MATHEMATICS WAS NOT USED |
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| METHOD WHEREBY CONCLUSIONS FOLLOW FROM GENERAL PRINCIPLES |
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| METHOD OF ARRIVING AT GENERAL PRINCIPLES FROM SPECIFIC FACTS |
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| THE STUDY OF THE STRUCTURE OF ORGANS AND BODY STRUCTURE |
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| STUDY OF THE FUNCTION OF THE ORGANS AND BODY STRUCTURES |
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| SMALLEST PARTS OF THE ELEMENTS THAT STILL RETAIN ALL THE ORIGINAL PROPERTIES OF THE ELEMENT |
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| CHEMICAL BONDING OF ATOMS THAT POSSESSES ITS OWN CHARACTERIZED INDEPENDENT OF ATOMS THEMSELVES |
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| CELLS COMBINE IN FORM OF FUNCTION AND TYPE |
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| TWO OR MORE TISSUE TYPES WORK TOGETHER TO PERFORM A SPECIFIC FUNCTION |
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| HIGHEST LEVEL OF ORGANIZATION |
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| EPITHELIAL, CONNECTIVE, MUSCULAR AND NERVOUS |
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| PROVIDE COVERING SUCH AS SKIN TISSUE OR PRODUCE SECRETIONS SUCH AS GLANDULAR TISSUE |
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| FOUND THROUGHOUT THE BODY, SERVES TO CONNECT DIFFERENT STRUCTURES OF THE BODY |
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| DEDICATED TO PRODUCING MOVEMENT |
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| PROVIDES THE STRUCTURE FOR THE BRAIN,SPINAL CORD AND NERVES |
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| ALSO KNOWN AS THE CARDIVASCULAR SYSTEM-CONSISTS OF THE HEART,BLOOD VESSELS AND BLOOD/ IS THE TRANSPORTATION HIGHWAY FOR THE ENTIRE BODY |
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| CONSISTS OF ALL THE ORGANS FROM THE MOUTH TO THE ANUS INVOLVED IN THE INGESTION AND BREAKDOWN OF FOOD |
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| SERVES TO CONTROL THE BODY FUNCTIONS, GLANDS THAT SECRETE HORMONES THAT TRAVEL THROUGH THE BLOOD TO ORGANS IN THE BODY |
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| CONSISTS OF SKIN, MUCOUS MEMBRANES, HAIR AND, NAILS |
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| CONSISTS OF LYMPH NODES. LYMPH VESSELS THAT CARRY LYMPH, THE SPLEEN, THE THYMUS, AND THE TONSILS |
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| CONSISTS OF SKELETAL MUSCLE, TENDONS THAT CONNECT MUSCLE TO BONE, AND LIGAMENTS THAT ATTACH BONES TO FORM JOINTS |
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| CONSISTS OF THE BRAIN, SPINAL CORD, AND NERVES, SERVES AS THE BODY CONTROL SYSTEM |
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| KEEPS THE BODY'S CELLS SUPPLIED WITH OXYGEN AND REMOVES CARBON DIOXIDE |
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| PROVIDES SUPPORT AND PROTECTION FOR THE BODY AND IT'S ORGANS, AND SUPPLIES A FRAMEWORK THAT WHEN USED CREATES MOVEMENT |
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| ORGAN THAT CONTRACTS AND PUMPS BLOOD THROUGHOUT THE BODY |
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| BLOOD VESSELS THAT TRANSPORT BLOOD AWAY FROM THE HEART TO THE CAPILLARIES |
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| BLOOD VESSELS THAT TRANSPORT BLOOD FROM THE CAPPILLARIES BACK TO THE HEART |
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| TINY BLOOD VESSELS THAT TRANSPORT BLOOD FROM ARTERIES TO VEINS WITHIN THE BODY |
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| HEART CONSISTS OF 4 CHAMBERS |
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| LT AND RT VENTRICLE, LT AND RT ATRIUM |
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| TRICUSPID AND PULMONARY VALVE ON THE RT SIDE OF THE HEART, MITRAL AND AORTIC VALVE ON THE LT SIDE OF THE HEART |
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| LUNGS,TRACHEA,BRONCHIAL TUBES |
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| TINY SACS THAT ARE SURROUNDED BY CAPILLARIES |
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| TINY HAIR IN THE BRONCHIAL TUBES |
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| ABDOMINAL MUSCLE THAT CONTRACTS AND PULLS AIR INTO THE LUNGS |
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| THE ACT OF TAKING IN OXYGENATED AIR |
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| THE ACT OF REMOVING CARBON DIOXIDE OUT OF THE BODY |
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| PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM |
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| CRANIAL AND SPINAL NERVES THAT EXTEND BEYOND THE CNS |
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| CONTROLS THE AUTONOMIC BODY FUNCTIONS LIKE THE HEARTBEAT AND DIGESTION |
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| FIGHT OR FLIGHT- ARE ACTIVE WHEN A PERSON IS EXCITED OR SCARED |
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| REST OR DIGEST- ARE ACTIVE WHEN A PERSON IS EATING OR AT REST |
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| SENSORY-SOMATIC NERVOUS SYSTEM |
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| CONSISTS OF 12 PAIRS OF CRANIAL NERVES AND 31 PAIR OF SPINAL NERVES |
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| COLLECTION OF NERVE CELL BODIES |
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| RECEIVE STIMULI FROM THE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT AND BRING THOSE STIMULI TO THE NEURONS |
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| SPECIALIZED CELL THAT MAKES UP THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND TRANSMIT MESSAGES |
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| NERVE CELLS CONNECT ONE NEURON WITH ANOTHER NEURON |
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| FUNCTIONS WORK TOGETHER WITH OTHER BODY SYSTEMS AND MAINTAIN HOMEOSTASIS WITHIN THE BODY |
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| ARE ON THE FACE,FINGERS AND TOES FOR SENSITIVITY |
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| OCCURS WHEN NEURONS TRASMIT A MESSAGE TO THE SPINAL CORD , WHICH IN TURN SENDS A MESSAGE BACK TO THE MUSCLE TO REACT BEFORE THE MESSAGE IS TRANSMITTED TO THE BRAIN |
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| WHICH ARE THE GLANDS AND MUSCLES |
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| RYTHMIC CONTRACTIONS THAT PROPEL FOOD TOWARDS THE COLON AND ANUS |
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| THE MECHANICAL AND CHEMICAL BREAKDOWN OF FOOD |
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| CHEMICALS THAT BREAK DOWN PROTEINS, CARB'S AND FATS INTO NUTRIENTS THAT CAN BE ABSORBED THROUGH THE WALL OF THE INTESTINE INTO THE BLOODSTREAM |
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| MIXTURE OF FOOD, CHEMICALS, AND ENZYMES IN THE STOMACH |
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| RELEASES CHYME FROOM THE STOMACH INTO THE SMALL INTESTINE |
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| FIRST SECTION OF THE SMALL INTESTINE |
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| ABSORPTION OF THE NUTRIENTS OCCURS IN THE SMALL INTESINE THROUGH _____________ |
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| INCREASE THE SURFACE AREA WITHIN THE SMALL INTESTINE |
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| TISSUES, CELLS AND ORGANS THAT FIGHT OFF ILLNESS AND DISEASE |
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| INNATE AND ADAPTIVE DEFENSES ARE DESIGNED TO PROTECT THE BODY FROM __________________ |
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| ENGULFING OF PATHOGENS BY WBC |
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| PORE-FORMING PROTEINS- TARGET CANCER AND VIRUS CELLS |
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| BODY'S RESPONSE TO A VIRAL INFECTION AND PREVENT REPLICATION OF THE VIRUS AFTER 7-10 DAYS |
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| MTHOD BY WHICH THE LEUKOCYTES RESPOND TO DAMAGED BODY TISSUE |
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| CHEMICAL MESSANGERS THAT ARE RELEASED BY DAMAGED TISSUE |
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| WBC SQUEEZING THROUGH CAPILLARY SLITS IN RESPONSE TO CYTOKINES |
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| PRODUCES THAT ARE SPECIFIC FOR THE INVADING ANTIGEN |
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| TYPES OF LYMPHOCYTES OR SMALL LEUKOCYTES |
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| SIMULATES AN ACTUAL INFECTION BY A PATHOGEN, STIMULATING THE BODY TO PRODUCE ANTIBODIES FORFUTURE PROTECTION |
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| LYMPHOCYTE THAT TRIGGERS THE ACTION OF THE LYMPHOCYTES |
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| AVERAGE NUMBER OF CHILDREN A WOMEN WILL HAVE DURING HER CHOLDBEARING YEARS |
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| DEFINED BY THE NUMBER OF BIRTHS PER 1000 PEOPLE PER YEAR |
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| DEFINED BY THE NUMBER OF DEATHS PER 1000 PEOPLE PER YEAR |
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| ACT OF AN INDIVIDUAL MOVING INTO A REGION OR COUNTRY |
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| ACT OF AN INDIVIDUAL MOVING OUT OF A REGION OR COUNTRY TO LIVE IN ANOTHER |
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DOMAIN,KINGDOM,PHYLUM,CLASS,ORDER,
FAMILY,GENUS,SPECIES |
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ANIMALIA,FUNGI,PLANTAE,PROTISTA,
EUBACTERIA,ARCHABACTERIA |
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| FIRST PERSON TO STUDY AND WRITE ABOUT SPECIES ADAPTION |
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| OCCURS WHEN SOME INDIVIDUALS OF A SPECIES ARE BETTER ABLE TO SURVIVE IN THEIR ENVIRONMENT AND REPRODUCE THAT OTHERS |
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| STRETCHES OF DNA ON A CHROMOSOME THAT PROVIDE INFO FOR AN ORGANISM'S CHARACTERISTICS |
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| EVERY GENE EXISTS IN DIFFERENT FORMS |
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| CHANGES IN THE DNA THAT BETTER ABLE TO SURVIVE AMD ADAPT TO THE ENVIORNMENT IN WHICH THEY LIVE |
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| CHANGES IN THE DNA THAT AFFECT THE WAY A GENE FUNCTIONS |
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| TO STORE AND TRANSMIT HEREDITARY INFORMATION |
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| CONSISTS OF A PENTOSE,A PHOSPHATE GROUP, AND NITROGENOUS BASE |
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| A MOLECULE IN THE BACKBONE OF DNA AND RNA THAT LINKS AJOINING BASES TOGETHER |
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| IS A MOLECULE FOUND IN DNA AND RNA THAT ENCODES THE GENETIC INFO IN CELLS |
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| THYMINE AND CYTOSINE ONLY HAVE ONE RING |
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| DNA'S DOUBLE HELIX THAT ADENINE AND QUANINE HAVE TWO RINGS |
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| CELLS COPY THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE DNA AND RNA |
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| BACTERIA HAVE THE MOST BASIC TYPES OF CELLS THAT CAN EXIST INDEPENDENTLY OF OTHER CELLS |
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| HELPS SEPARATE THE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF THE CELL |
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| AN INNER LAYER IS A RICH PROTEIN FLUID WITH GEL-LIKE CONSISTENCY |
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| CONDENSED DNA OF THE CELL |
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| SMALL,CIRCULAR PORTIONS OF DNA NOT ASSOCIATED WITH THE NUCLEOID |
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| MANUFACTURE PROTEINS FOR THE CELL FROM THE RNA MESSAGES |
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| LONG AND WHIP-LIKE AND PROJECT OUTWARD FROM THE CELL |
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| EUKARYOTIC CELLS WHICH ARE NOT ONLY MORE COMPLEX THAT PROKARYOTIC CELLS BUT ARE ALSO MANY TIMES LARGER |
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| IS A TUBULAR TRANSPORT NETWORK WITHIN THE CELL |
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| THE ER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MOVING PROTEINS FROM ONE PART OF A CELL TO ANOTHER AND FOR MOVING PROTEINS TO THE OUTSIDE OF A CELL |
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| INVOLVED IN THE PACKAGING AND TRANSPORT OF PROTEINS IN THE CELL |
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| SMALL MEMBRANE-BOUNDED SACS WITHIN THE CYOPLASM |
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| BASIC STORAGE UNIT OF THE CELL THAT CAN HOLD VARIOUS COMPOUNDS |
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| CONTAINS DIGESTIVE ENZYMES THAT ARE CAPABLE OF DIPOSING OF CELLULAR DEBRIS AND WORN CELL PARTS |
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| FUNCTIONS RO RID THE BODY OF TOXIC COMPOUNDS |
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| POWERHOUSES OF THE CELL WHERE ATP IS PRODUCED |
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| MEMBRANES INSIDE SERIES OF FOLDS |
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| CELLULAR TRACKS THAT ,DURING MITOSIS FORM THE MITOTIC SPINDLE |
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| MICROTUBLES-ORGANIZING CENTERS THAT HELP TO FROM AND ORGANIZE THE MITOTIC SPINDLE DURING MITOSIS |
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| THEY ARE ORGANELLES THAT CONTAIN CHLOROPHYLL |
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| VERY LARGE ORGANELLE IN THE CENTRAL PORTION OF THE CELL THAT ENCLOSED BY A DOUBLE MEMBRANE WITH PORES |
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| SMALL BODY WITHIN THE NUCLEOUS AND FUNCTIONS TO PRODUCE THE RIBOSOMES THAT GET MOVED TO THE CYTOPLASM TO MAKE CELL PROTEINS |
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| CONTAIN SECTIONS CALLED GENES WICH CONTAIN INFORAMTION THAT SPECIFIES THE PRODUCTION OF PROTEINS |
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| AN ANIMAL OR PLANT IN THE EARLY STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT AFTER FERTILIZATION |
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| CELLS CAN DIVIDE AND REMAIN UNDIFFERENTIATED |
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| PROCESS OF CELL DUPICATION IN WHICH TWO DAUGHTER CELLS RECEIVE EXACTLY THE SAME NUCLEAR MATERIAL AS THE ORIGINAL CELL |
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| TO HALVE THE NUMBER OF CHROMOSOMES |
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| CELLS THAT CONTAIN TWO SETS OF CHROMOSOMES |
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| CELLS THAT CONTAIN A SINGLE SET OF CHROMOSOMES |
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| EACH INDIVIDUAL CHROMOSOME HAS A TWIN |
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| INDIVIDUAL CHROMOSOMES DUPLICATE DURING THE S PHASE AND CONDENSE INTO CHROMOSOMES THAT HAVE BOTH COPIES OF THE INDIVIDUAL CHROMOSOMES ATTACHED AT ONE SPOT |
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| SEPARATE THE TWO CHROMOSOMES INTO DIFFERENT CELLS |
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| SPINDLE FIBERS FORM AND THE CENTRIOLES MOVES TO OPPOSITE SIDES OF THE CELL |
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| CHROMOSOMES ALIGN MIDWAY ALONG THE SPINDLE FIBERS |
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| CHROMOSOMES BEGIN TO SEPARATE FROM THEIR DAUGHTERS |
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| IDENTICAL SETS OF CHROMOSOMES ARE AT OPPOSITE ENDS OF THE CELL |
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| HOMOLOGOUS CHROMOSOMES CONDENSE AND LINK IN THE PROCESS FORMING TETRADS |
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| HOMOLOGOUS CHROMOSOMES MOVE TO THE METAPHASE PLATE |
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| HOMOLOGOUS CHROMOSOMES SEPARATE BUT THE SISTER CHROMATIDS STAY TOGETHER |
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| CYTOKENESIS HAS OCCURED AND TEO HAPLOID DAUGHTER CELLS ARE THE RESULT |
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| A BRIEF STAGE IN WHICH SPINDLE FIBERS BEGIN TO REAPPEAR AND CENTROILES MOVE TO OPPOSITE POLES |
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| SISTER CHROMATIDS ALIGN AT A NEW METAPHASE PLATE |
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| SISTER CHROMATIDS SEPARATE AGAIN |
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| FOUR HAPLOID CELLS RESUL AFTER CYTOKENESIS |
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| PROCESS CARRIED OUT BY GREEN PLANTS, GREEN ALGAE, AND CERTAIN BACTERIA IN WHICH THE SUNLIGHT IS TRAPPED BY THE GREEN PIGMENT |
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| ORGANISMS THAT CANNOT PRODUCE THEIR OWN FOOD |
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| GLUCOSE IS BROKEN DOWN BY THE PROCESS OG GLYCOLYSIS WHICH TRANFERS SOME OF THE ENERGY TO ATP |
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| LOCATED IN THE NUCLEUS OF A CELL AND CONTAIN STRETCHES OF DNA CALLED GENES |
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| COMPOSED OF THREE OF THE BASES |
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| THERE ARE 20 DIFFERENT KINDS |
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| A COMPLETE SET OF DNA FOR AN INDIVIDUAL THAT CONTAINS ALL GENES |
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| A SUBSTANCE THAT INDUCES MUTATION |
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| ALTHOUGH THIS REDUCES ERROR RATES THE CELL HAS ANOTHER BACK-UP PLAN IN PLACE CALLED |
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| MECHANISM INSPECT THE DNA FOR THESE TYPES OF DAMAGE AND ATTEMPT TO REPAIR |
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| REPRODUCTIVE CELLS THAT GIVE RISE TO SPERM AND OVUM |
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| PHYSICAL EXPRESSIONS OF GENETIC TRAITS |
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| ORGANISMS UNDERLYING GENETIC MAKEUP OR CODE |
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| IS THE STUDY OF HEREDITY OR HOW TRAITS ARE PASSED DOWN FROM PARENT TO OFFSPRING |
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| WHEN BOTH PARENTS GIVE THE OFFSPRING THAT SAME ALLELES |
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| EACH PARENT GIVES THE OFFSPRING A DIFFERENT ALLELE FOR A PARTICULAR TRAIT |
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| IS A GRAPHICAL WAY TO SHOW ALL THE POSSIBLE COMBINATIONS OF ALLELES GIVEN THE TWO PARENTS GENOTYPES |
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| WHEN THE DOMINANT AND RECESSIVE GENOTYPES INTERACT TO PRODUCE AND INTERMEDIATE PHENOTYPE |
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| DISTANCE THAT THE LIGHT TRAVELS WITHIN 1 YEAR OF TIME |
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| WAVES OF RADIATION THAT ARE CHARACTERIZED BY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS |
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| THE RESULT OF ANY CHANGE IN ENERGY |
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| QUANTIFIED IN UNITS OF THE METRIC SYSTEM |
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| LAW OF CONSERVATION OF ENERGY |
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| THAT ENERGY IS NOT LOST BUT RATHER TRANSFERRED BACK AND FORTH BETWEEN KE AND PE |
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| ANYTHING THAT TAKES UP SPACE AND HAS MASS |
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| THE QUANTITY OF MATTER AN OBJECT HAS |
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| SUSBSTANCE THAT CANNOT BE BROKEN INTO SIMPLER TYPES OF MATTER |
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| POSITIVELY CHARGED SUBATOMIC PARTICLES |
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| NEUTRAL SUBATOMIC PARTICLES FOUND IN THE NUCLEUS OF THE ATOM |
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| NUMBER OF PROTONS IN THE NUCLEUS OF AN ATOM |
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| NEGATIVELY CHARGED SUBATOMIC PARTICLES FOUND AROUND THE NUCLEUS |
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| DYNAMIC EVENT THAT ALTERS THE CHEMICAL MAKEUP OF AN ATOM |
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| IMBALANCE PRODUCES A POSITIVELY OR NEGATIVELY CHARGES ATOM |
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| TOTAL NUMBER OF PROTONS AND NEUTRONS FOUND WITHIN THE NUCLEUS OF AN ATOM |
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| AVERAGE MASS OF ALL THE KNOWN ISOTOPES OF AN ELEMENT |
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| REFERS TO THE POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE DISTRIBUTION WITHIN IT |
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| ATOMS WITH THE SAME NUMBER OF PROTONS BUT DIFFERETN NUMBERS OF NEUTRONS |
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| CONTROL THE RATE OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS OR REACTIONS IN WHICH ATOMS REACT TO COME TO A STABLE STATE |
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| THE MOLECULAR SURFACE ACTED UPON BY AN ENZYM |
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| CATALYSTS INCREASE REACTION RATES BY LOWERING THIS |
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| THE ARRANGEMENT OF ELECTRONS WITHIN THE ORBITS AROUND THE NUCLEUS |
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| ELECTRONS IN THE OUTER MOST SHELL OF AN ATOM |
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| THE CHEMICAL MERGING OF ATOMS DUE TO THEIR ELECTRON ARRANGEMENTS |
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| PROTEINS THAT ARE WATER SOLUBLE |
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| VALUE IS A MEASURE OF HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION WITHIN A SOLUTION |
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| CHEMICAL REACTION WITH A CELL |
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| SOLUTIONS WITH A pH VALUE LESS THAT 7 |
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| SOLUTIONS WITH A pH VALUE GREATER THAN 7 |
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| USED TO QUALITATIVELY DETERMINE THE pH |
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| THE ELECTRICAL ATTRACTION BETWEEN IONS OF OPPOSITE CHARGES |
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| SHARING OF ELECTRONS BETWEEN ATOMS |
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| METHANE, BUTANE BOND TO HYDROGEN AND CARBON ATOMS |
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| CARBON IS COMPLETELY CONNECTED |
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| HAVE ONE OR MORE DOUBLE OR TRIPLE BONDS BETWEEN CARBON ATOMS |
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| CONNECTED WITH THE STUDY OF HYDROCARBON STRUCTURE |
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| ELEMENTS THAT MAY APPEAR OR DONATE ELECTRONS, POSSESSES A MIXTURE OF METALLIC AND NON-METALLIC PROPERTIES |
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| OCCUR THROUGHOUT NATURE AND ARE CRITICAL FOR SUSTAINING LIFE |
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| SUBSTANCES CONSUMED OR ALTERED IN THE CHEMICAL REACTION |
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| SUBSTANCES FORMED AS THE RESULT OF A CHEMICAL REACTION |
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| INVOLVES ELECTRON DONATION TO PRODUCE A MORE POSITIVE ION |
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| INVOLVES ELECTRON ACCEPTANCE TO PRODUCE A MORE NEGATIVE ION |
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| REFERS TO THE CHEMICAL REACTIONS IN LIVING ORGANISMS THAT ARE NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN LIFE |
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| MOLECULE THAT POSSESSES BOTH POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE ATOMIC STRUCTURE |
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| CAN CHEMICALLY SPLIT THE LIQUID WATER MOLECULE INTO GASEOUS COMPONENTS |
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| RATIO OF MASS PER VOLUME FOR A SUBSTANCE |
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| IS ALTERNATELY USED TO EXPRESS TEMPERATURE, K= -273 DEGREE CELCIUS |
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| ENERGY USED TO RAISE ONE UNIT OF MASS OF A SUBSTANCE BY 1 DEGREE CELSIUS |
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| THE AMOUNT OF HEAT NECESSARY TO CAUSE A PHASE TRANSITION BETWEEN A LIQUID AND A GAS |
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| STATES THAT ATOMS ARE ALWAYS IN MOTION |
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| WHICH THE ATOMS ARE ARRANGED IN A HIGHLY ORDERED STATE |
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| A PHYSICAL CONNECTION BETWEEN ATOMS THAT DOES NOT ALTAR THE CHEMICAL NATURE OF THE ATOMS |
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| RELATED TO ENERGY NEEDED TO CAUSE A PHASE TRANSITION AT A FIXED TEMP |
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| THE FLOW ENERGY DUE TO A DIFFERENCE IN TEMP |
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| ALTERATION OF THE PHYSICAL STATE BETWEEN A SOLID,LIQUID AND GAS |
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| MOLECULE THAT POSSESSES BOTH POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE ATOMIC STRUCTURE |
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| DESCRIPTIVE WORD THAT MODIFIES A NOUN OR PRONOUN |
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| A WORD THAT MODIFIES A VERD,ADJECTIVE, OR ANOTHER ADVERB AND INDICATED WHEN,HOW,WHY,WHERE, OR HOW MUCH |
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| A WORD THAT IS USED TO LIMIT A NOUN, EITHER INDICATE(S AND AN) OR DEFINITE(THE) |
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| A GROUP OF WORDS THAT ARE RELATED AND CONTAIN BOTH A SUJECT AND A VERB |
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| THE NOUN OR PRONOUN THAT RECEIVES THE ACTION OF THE VERB ABD ANSWERS QUESTION WHOM, OR WHAT |
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| WORD FOR A PERSON,PLACE OR THING |
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| THE NOUN,PRONOUN,PHRASE OR CLAUSE TO WHICH THE PREPOSITION REFERS |
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| A GROUP OF WORDS THAT ARE RELATED BUT DO NOT CONTAIN A VERB AND A SUBJEST TOGETHER |
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| A PRONOUN USED TO INDICATE OWNERSHIP |
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| A WORD SUCH AS BY,AT,TO,OR FROM THAT GIVES ADDITIONAL INFO |
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| A WORD THAT REPLACES AND REFERS TO A NOUN |
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| A NOUN OR PRONOUN THAT PERFORMS THE ACTION OF THE VERB |
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| A WORD THAT SHOWS AN ACTION OR A STATE OF BEING |
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| LANGUAGE THAT SPECIFIES MALE OR FEMALE GENDER USING WORDS SUCH AS HE OR SHE |
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| THE NOUN THAT A PRONOUN REFERS BACK TO |
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| INDIRECT COURSE- TELLS ABOUT WHAT SOMEONE SAID |
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| DIRECT COURSE- OFFERS A MORE SPECIFIC PERSPECTIVE |
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| THE PERSPECTIVE FROM WHICH AUTHOR WRITES |
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| THE NARRATOR IS A CHACTER WITHIN THE STORY |
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| POINT OF VIEW IS GENERALLY CONSIDERED THE MOST FORMAL WRITING STYLE |
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| POINT OF VIEW IS ANOTHER OPTION |
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| REFERS TO THE MAKING OF A NOUN FROM A VERB,ADVERB OR ADJECTIVE |
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| COMPRISED OF BE PLUS A PAST PARTICLE THAT SHIFTS THE ACTION OF A SENTENCE FROM THE SUBJECT TO THE OBJECT OF THE SENTENCE |
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| THE WAY IN WHICH THE PARTS OF A WORD ARE ARRANGED TOGETHER |
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| THE WORD IN THE SIMPLEST FORM |
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| A WORD ADDED TO THE BEGINNING OF A WORD |
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| A WORD THAT IS ADDED TO THE END OF A WORD |
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| REFERS TO THE HISTORY OF THE WORD OR ITS ORIGIN |
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| CONTAINS ONLY ONE CLAUSE THAT HAS A COMPLETE MEANING |
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| A CLAUSE THAT HAS A COMPLETE MEANING |
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| A CLAUSE THAT IS MADE DEPENDENT OR INCOMPLETE SENTENCE |
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| DIFFERS FROM A SIMPLE SENTENCE BECAUSE IT CONTAINS TWO INDEPENDENT CLAUSES JOINED TOGETHER WITH A CORDINATING CONJUCTION OR A SEMI-COLON |
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| A GROUP OF SENTENCES THAT FORM A TOPIC OR THEME |
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| USUALLY GIVEN AT OR NEAR THE BEGINNING OF THE PARAGRAPH |
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| A SMOOTH MOVEMENT FROM ONE POINT TO THE NEXT |
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| MAY COME IN THE FORM OF DETAILS AND EXAMPLES THAT CLEARLY EXPLAIN THE TOPIC OF THE PARAGRAPH |
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| THE MEANING OR POINT OF VIEW OF THE SENTENCE IS DELAYED UNTIL THE END |
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| IN WHICH THE INDEPENDENCE CLAUSE OF THE SENTENCE COMES FIRST AND IS FOLLOWED BY MODIFIERS THAT FURTHER DEVELOP THE INITIAL IDEA |
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