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8th- Science EOG

North Carolina 8th Grade Science EOG Vocabulary Review words

TermDefinition
Analysis Thinking about what your data means
Boiling Point Temperature that liquid goes to a gas. Usually at 100 degrees celcius.
Control Group Group that is original, first, or normal/unchanged
Density Mass over volume.
Dependent Variable Only changes if Independent changes 1st
Hypothesis Educated Guess
Independent Variable "I can change."
Infer (inference) Guess based on observation
Melting point Temperature solid to liquid 0,degrees celcius
Scientific Method Steps to solve problem, has to be repeated
Solubility Ability to be dissolved
Volume How much space it takes,
Adhesion Water sticking to something else.
Aquifer Groundwater in layers of rock
Benthos animals at bottom of ocean
Bioluminescence living things that emit light
Bioindicator Living things that depends on specific conditions
Biloancy Force that pushes up in water
Chemosynthesis Plants use sulfur to make food no sunlight
Cohesion Water sticking to water
Condensation Gas to liquid, clouds
Estuary Where river meats ocean, brackish water, fish lay eggs
Evaporation Liquid to Gas
Flocs "clumps" in water treatment plants
Groundwater NC main source of fresh water
Hydrosphere Everywhere water is
Infiltration Water soaking into ground
Nekton Fish that swim
Non-point pollution Runoff, difficult to clean
Plankton tiny, float at surface
Point source solution enters from specific location
Polarity Opposite charges, H20
Precipitation How water leaves the atmosphere
River basin Land the water runs down
Salinity amount of salt in water
Specific Heat Height number equals longer time to change temperature.
Sublimation Solid to gas
Tributary Smaller rivers and Creeks that flow into larger rivers
Transpiration Water comes out of plants
Turbidity Cloudiness of water, increases after rain.
Turnover Lakes and ponds because of temperature change
Upwelling Ocean close to shore, deep water goes.
Universal Solvent water dissolves almost everything
Watershed land where water runs down
Wetland Advantages equal prevents erosion, flood eutrophication, traps sediment and nuts.
Abiotic Never lived, Ex. water, Air, Sun, Rocks
Biome Several Ecosystems combined
Biotic Living or used to live, Ex. bear, dead fish
Commensalism 1 benefits, others not affected
Community 2 or more populations together
Competition
Consumer/Heterotroph Animal Eats
Decomposer break down dead things, recycles
Density-dependent Limiting factor affects larger population
Density-independent limiting factor occurs no matter
Ecosystem Living and nonliving things in an area
Food chain Shows how energy moves in ecosystem
Food Web Several food chains together
Mutualism Both benefit Ex. bees and flowers
Parasitism 1 benefits, other is harmed
Photosynthesis plants use sun to produce o2
Population Number of 1 species
Predator Eats another animal
Prey Gets eaten
Producer/Autotroph Plants produce there own food
Symbiosis how living things interact
Taxonomy Classification , way to group
Trophic Name of levels in food chain
Atom Smallest particle, makes up all matter
Atomic Mass = #of protons + # newtons
Atomic Number =#protons = # electrons
Bond Sticking together
Chemical change results in new, substance
Chemical Formula only for conponds
Compound 2 or more elements chemical combined
Conductivity metals conduct heat and electricity
Ductile Metals shaped into electrical wires
Electron outside nucleolus, negative charge
Family / Group Same properties, same vale
Heterogeneous mixture see different parts
Homogeneous Mixture, see same parts
Isotope same element but different newton
Law of Conservation of Matter mass always stay the same
Malleable metals can be bent, rolled and shaped
Metal left on P.T, reactive, luster, conduct
Mixture Physically together, easier to separate
Neutron No charge, inside the nucleus
Non-metal Right side of P.T., don't react or conduct
Nucleus center of Atom, contains protons and neutron
Period Properties gradually change
Periodic Table Mende leave, in order of atomic number
Physical Property/ Physical Change Same substance Ex. melt, freeze
Precipitate Solid left after chemical rxn
Product What is made in chemical rxn
Proton Inside nucleus + charge = atomic
Reactant ingredients, left of right
Reactivity Blow up, combine with, react
Valance Electron E- in outermost circle, only count tall columns
Absolute Age Exact number , found by using radioactivity, so tope, etc.
Adaptation living things change to survive
Carbon 14 dating Used on biotic things, less than 75,000 years old
Cenozoic Today, humans appeared
Continental drift/ Plate Tectonics Evidence equals similar fossils, Puzzle, Rocks, ice core
Cyanobacteria 1st life form, blue green algae, makes o2
Epoch Shortest time segment
Era PPMC, based on fossils
Evolution Caused by environmental changes
Extinct No longer exists, evidence = fossils
Fault Fracture in the community of a rock
Fossil Shows Earth's History of living things
Geologic Time scale Based on fossils, land forms living things
Index Fossil Tells age of rock, aboundant
Law of Superposition old rocks on the bottom, tells relative age
Lithosphere Earths Crust
Mesozoic "Messy", Pangaea split, dinosaurs appeared
Natural Selection Darwm, better environment = survive
Paleozoic Pangaea formed, lots of living things, Appalachian Mountains
Period Based on changes in land
Precambrian longest, cycunobacteria appeared
Radioactive Dating Absolute Age
Relative Age Not exact number, law of superstition and index fossils
Subduction lands sinks beneath
Unconformity Gap in rock layer
Unifor Past similar to today
Allergy/ Allergen Over reaction to foreign substance Antihistamine
Antibiotic only used for bacteria and parasites
Antibody your body's medicine, kills antigen
Antigen Pathogen, it is a disease
ATP Cellular energy, made in the cell
Bacteria Procrotic, DUA is in the cytoplasm
Biotechnology anything that helps living things
Carcinogen Anything that cause cancer
Cell Basic until of life in all living things
Cell membrane "Gate Keeper" semi permeceable
Cell wall supports plants and bacteria, photosynthesis
Communicable/ Contagious/Infectious Can Spread
Cytoplasm all cells, surrounds organelles
Diffusion High concentration to low concentration not water
DNA hereditary material, in nucleus for us in cytoplasm for bacteria
Epidemic Spreads locally
Equilibrium/ Homeostasis evenly spread
Eukaroytic/ Multicellular we are, DNA is in nucleus
Flagella/Flagellum long tail, move fast
Fungi living, infections, decomposer,
Host 1st cell that virus enters
Immunity How your body fight disease
Meiosis Sex cells, half chromosomes
Microbe Small, Microscopic
Mitosis grow, cell division with same number of chromosomes
Non-infections Can't spread EX. cancer, diabetes
Nucleus DNA, Control center
Organelle small things inside cells
Osmosis Diffusion of water
Pandemic Spreads worldwide
Pharmaceutical Make medications, biotechnology
Prokaryotic / Unicellular Bacteria, DNA in Cytop
Protist Cause disease EX. euglena, amoeba
Respiration o2 + sugar to energy + co2 + ho2
Toxic Bad
Vector / carrier Carries diseases to others EX. ticks
Virus Nonliving, have DNA + protein coating, EX. flu, HIV, Cold, Reguite a host
Acid Rain Low pH, caused by burning coal + CC
Biomass Renewable, little pollution
Conservation only use what you need
Fossil Fuel nonrenewable, pollution
Geothermal Renewable, energy from magma
Natural resource made by Earth
Non-Renewable Powerful energy, pollution
Photovoltaic Solar Panels
Nuclear Nonrenewable, no polltution
Reflector Used in solar energy
Renewable No pollution except biomass
Solar Renewable, No pollution, We can't capto enough
Turbine Wind energy, no pollution, expense, and takes up space
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