STAAR vocabulary for Units 1-4
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| Preventative Safety Equipment | Equipment, such as goggles, used to prevent accidents from happening in the lab
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| Emergency Safety Equipment | Equipment, such as fire blankets or eye washes, used when there is an emergency in the lab
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| Procedures | Steps to follow
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| Photosynthesis | The process where plants transform radiant energy from the sun in to chemical energy in glucose
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| Chlorophyll | The pigment that gives plants it's green color.
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| Stomata | The place on a plant where gas exchange takes place
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| Transpiration | Plants release water vapor into the atmosphere
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| Chloroplast | the part of a plants cell where photosynthesis takes place
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| Glucose | A simple sugar made by plants during photosynthesis
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| Trophic Level | A level in a food web where all organisms have the same role
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| biomass | the total amount of living organisms (plants and animals) in an area
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| Producer | organisms that make their own food through photosynthesis
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| Consumer | Organisms that must eat other organisms to get energy
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| Decomposer | organisms that break down dead plants and animals and put nutrients back into the soil
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| Respiration | The process where plants turn glucose into usable energy
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| Turgor Pressure | The amount of fluid in plant cells that give a plant its stiffness
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| Geotropism | A plants response to gravity
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| Work | A force acting through a distance (causing movement)
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| Joule | A unit of measurement for work
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| Newton | A unit of measurement for Force
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| Catastrophic Event | An event, such as a hurricane or tornado, that causes extensive damage to ecosystems and humans
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| drought | A long period of little to no rainfall
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| Earthquake | Faults in the earth collide and release pressure
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| tsunami | A very large wave caused by an earthquake in the ocean
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| flood | A large amount of water filling or moving in areas beyond where it normally would be
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| hurricane | An ocean storm with violent winds and rain
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| Tornado | a destructive funnel of violently rotating winds
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| Volcano | A mountain or hill with an opening where lava can escape
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| Wildfire | a large, destructive fire that spreads quickly
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| Ecoregion | an area that has similar land, soil, and species characteristics
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| weathering | The breaking down of rocks
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| erosion | The carrying away from sediments
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| deposition | The dropping of sediments after they have been carried a distance
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| processes | actions or steps
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| reshape | shape differently; change
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| Environment | An area with both living and non living components
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| watershed | An area where waters from different areas flow in to a larger body of water
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| aquifer | a permeable rock area below ground which can carry water
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| groundwater | water underground
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| porosity | the ability to absorb fluids
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| permeability | the ability to allow liquids to flow through
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| percolation | The slow movement of liquid through an object
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| pollution | the introduction of something that is poisonous or harmful to an environment
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| infiltration | small groups or things moving into an area
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