6th Gr. Final
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| Stimulus | Anything that causes a response in a living organism
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| cells | All living things are made of these
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| positive response | A plant growing towards the light
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| adaptation | A trait that gives an organism a better chance to survive
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| negative response | Moving your hand off of a hot stove
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| mimicry | An adaptation where an organism looks like another organism
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| response | An action that is caused by a stimulus
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| internal | Feeling hungry is a ______________ stimulus
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| multicellular | An organism that is made up of many cells
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| mimicry | An adaptation where an organism blends in to its surroundings
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| decomposer | An organism that breaks down the remains of dead organisms
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| less | Hot air balloons rise because warm air is _________ dense than cold air
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| troposphere | The layer in the atmosphere that is closest to the Earth
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| meteorologist | A scientist that studies the weather
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| hygrometer | An instrument that measures humidity
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| nitrogen | The most abundant gas in the atmosphere
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| barometer | An instrument that measures air pressure
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| 78% | The percentage of nitrogen in the atmosphere
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| stratosphere | The layer of the atmosphere where most of the ozone layer is found
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| thermosphere | The layer of the atmosphere where temperatures can reach to 3000 F
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| increases | The temperatures in the troposphere get colder as your altitude _________________
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| troposphere | The layer of the atmosphere where clouds and weather patterns occur
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| decreases | The atmosphere becomes more dense as your altitude _________________
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| pressure | The amount of force applied to an object divided by the area
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| exosphere | The layer of the atmosphere that where the molecules are very spread out where space beginsevaporation
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| stratosphere | the layer in the atmosphere that contains ozone which protects us from radiation
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| convection | The upward movement of heat
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| mesosphere | The layer of the atmosphere where meteors begin to burn up
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| shape and altitude | Clouds are named based on these two factors
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| evaporation | The process of water changing to water vapor
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| nimbostratus | A low layer of clouds where rain is falling
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| cirrocumulus | Fluffy clouds high in the atmosphere
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| altostratus | A blanket or layer of clouds in the middle of the atmosphere
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| barometer | An instrument that measures air pressure
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| meteorologist | A scientist who studies the weather
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| cumulus | A fluffy cloud usually present during fair weather
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| Less | Air moves to an area of _______________ pressure
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| altocumulus | Fluffy clouds in the middle of the atmosphere
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| troposphere | The layer of the atmosphere where weather occurs
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| convection | Warm air rising
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| condensation | The process of water vapor changing to a liquid
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| cirrostratus | A blanket or layer of clouds high in the atmosphere
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| anemometer | An instrument that measures wind speed
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| stratus | A cloud that forms a layer in the sky
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| humidity | The measure of the amount of water in the air
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| Mercury | The planet whose orbit is closest to the Sun
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| Mars | The planet whose orbit is fourth from the Sun
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| Earth | The planet that is mostly covered by water
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| Saturn | The planet whose orbit is 6th from the Sun
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| Uranus | The planet whose orbit is 7th from the Sun
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| Earth | Which planet has a crust that is made up of slowly moving plates
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| Earth | The planet whose orbit is third from the Sun
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| Venus | A planet with a thick atmosphere of carbon dioxide and clouds of sulfuric acid
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| Mercury | Which planet is covered with the most craters
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| Mercury | This planet that is about the same size as our Moon
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| Mars | This planet has river channels and a flood plain that indicates that there used to be water
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| Jupiter | The fastest rotating planet
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| Mars and Jupiter | The main asteroid belt is between these two planets
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| Venus | Which planet has a longer day than year?
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| Jupiter | The largest planet in the solar system
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| Neptune | The planet whose orbit is 8th from the Sun
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| Venus | The planet whose orbit is second from the Sun
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| Jupiter | The planet whose orbit is fifth from the Sun
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| Mercury | Which planet does not have an atmosphere?
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| Venus | Which planet is the brightest object in our sky except for the Sun and Moon?
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| Alan Shepard | Who was the first U.S. citizen to travel in space
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| liquid rocket | A type of rocket that can be shut down and restarted
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| Galileo | The astronmer that was the first to see Saturn's rings through a telescope in 1610
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| Pioneer 10 | The first probe to visit an outer planet and send pictures back of Jupiter
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| Venus | The Magellan probe returned data on the composition of Venus's atmosphere
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| Jupiter | Which planet did the Galileo probe study?
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| Yuri Gagarin | Who was the first human in space?
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| Apollo 11 | Which mission was the first to land astronauts on the moon?
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| Focal Point | The large concave dish on a radio telescope reflects radio waves to a point in the center called the________________
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| Deep Space | Where are the Voyager 1 and Voyager II probes now heading?
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| space probe | An instrument in space that gathers information and sends it back to Earth
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| 16 | How many nations built units for the International Space Station (ISS)?
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| Orbit | The curved path that satellites travel around the Earth
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| Soviet Union | Which country was the first to launch a satellite in space in 1957?
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| Saturn | Which planet did the Cassini probe study?
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