Science vocab
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| autotroph | organism that makes its own food (all plants)
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| cirrus | wispy cloud made of ice crystals; formed at high altitudes; signals fair weather
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| Coriolis Effect | causes winds to curve as a result of Earth's rotation.
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| evaporation | water transforms from a liquid to a gas
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| exosphere | outer layer of the thermosphere
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| heterotroph | organism that cannot make its own food (all animals)
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| instincts | animal behaviors that are passed from parent to offspring; inherited behaviors
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| magnetic field | field that surrounds a magnet and provides a force without actually touching the object
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| mechanical energy | energy due to motion and position of an object
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| troposphere | atmospheric layer closest to Earth; this is where all weather takes place
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