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Humongous Vocabulary
Science List 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| not or non | a or an |
| needing oxygen or air | aero |
| both, doubly | amphi |
| male part of a flower that produces pollen | anther |
| against | anti |
| joint | arthro |
| earth's air which is made up of a thin layer of gasses solids liquids | atmosphere |
| two twice or double | bi |
| life or living | bio |
| head | cephal |
| green | chloro |
| factor in an experiment that is held constant | control |
| behavoiral process where the adult species try to attact a potential mate | courtship |
| cell | cyto |
| outer or external | exo or ecto |
| internal | endo |
| above | epi |
| ectothermic vertabrates that breath through gills, lay eggs, have scales and fines and live in water | fish |
| forms at the boundry between air masses | front |
| stomach | gastro |
| transfer of thermal energy ex. buring material, sun and electricity | heat energy |
| plants | herba |
| different | hetero |
| ability to maintain stable internal conditions | homeostasis |
| water | hydro |
| side | lateral |
| simple machine that consist of a ridgid rod that pivots or rotates around a fixed point | fulcrum |
| study of | logy |
| large | macro |
| animal with external pouch for the development of its young ex. kangaroo | marsupial |
| middle | meso |
| small | micro |
| movement of animals from one place to another in response to seasonal changes | migration |
| one or single | mono |
| many | multi |
| light | photo |
| foot | pod |
| many | poly |
| procedure used to solve problems and answer questions | scientific method |
| machine that does work with only one movement | simple machine |
| a tool that is used to measure force in newtons | spring scale |
| a male reproductive organ inside a flower of an angio sperm | stamen |
| heat | therm |
| energy from heat | thermal energy |
| tool used for measuring mass | triple beam balance |
| eat or consume | troph |
| atmospheric layer closes to earth's surface where all weather takes place | troposphere |
| animals with backbones | vertebrates |
| forms when lighter, warmer air advances over heavier, colder air | warm front |