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| hazard | anything dangerous
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| precaution | something done to prevent an accident
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| conservation | the careful use and protection of natural resources
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| recycle | to reuse
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| scientific method | the way scientists learn about the world around them
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| hypothesis | a prediction about what will happen
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| variable | the part that is different, it is the part that is being tested
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| testable | if you can observe it and measure it in some way it is this-
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| control | the part or parts of an experiment that are the same
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| observation | you can make these with your senses
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| procedures | step by step plan
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| data | information that is collected
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| mass | grams are used to measure this-
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| volume | liters are used to measure this-
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| distance | a meter is used to measure this-
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| kilogram | this is 1000 grams
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| symmetry | when both sides are mirror images (they are the same on both sides)
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| line graph | this graph shows data that changes-
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| circle graph | this graph compares a part to the whole thing
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| conclusion | the last part of the scientific method that answers the question you started with (what you learned)
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| trial | a single complete investigation
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| buoyancy | the upward push of a liquid or a gas on an object
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| meter | Used to measure distance
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| gram | used to measure mass
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| liter | used to measure volume
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| celsius | used to measure temperature
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| kiloliter | 1000 liters makes one-
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| centimeter | 10 millimeters make one-
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| kilometer | equal to 1000 m
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| horizontal axis | the line on a graph that goes from side to side
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| vertical axis | the line on a graph that goes up and down on the side
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| meter | there are 100 centimeters in one-
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| kilo | this prefix means 1000
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| viscosity | the resistance of a fluid
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| mixture | a collection of materials in which the materials do not join together
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| solution | a type of mixture in which the substances mix or dissolve so evenly you can't tell them apart
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| soluble | capable of being dissolved
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| orbit | a curved path around an object
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| Mercury | planet closest to the sun
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| Venus | Almost the same size as Earth
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| Earth | The only planet with life on it
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| Mars | the 4th planet
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| Jupiter | The largest planet
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| Ceres | Largest Asteroid in the asteroid belt
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| Saturn | Comes after Jupiter
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| Uranus | Between Saturn and Neptune
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| Neptune | Between Uranus and Pluto
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| Charon | Goes around Pluto
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| Eris | Past Pluto
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| Sun | in the center of the solar system
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| iron | a magnet will stick to this metal
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| solubility | Because salt will dissolve in water it has this trait
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| liquid | the state of matter that takes the shape of its container and has a definite volume
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| gas | the state of matter that has no definite volume and expands to fill its container
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| solid | has a definite shape and volume
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| matter | anything that has mass and takes up space
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| conductor | allows electricity to flow through it
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| insulator | will not allow electricity to flow through it
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| copper | a metal that will not stick to a magnet
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| density | mass / volume
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| 100 | boiling in celsius
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| 0 | freezing in celsius
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| 212 | boiling in fahrenheit
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| 32 | freezing in fahrenheit
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| current | the flow of charges through a circuit
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| electromagnet | a magnet made by wrapping a wire around a piece of iron and attaching to an electrical source like a battery
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| energy | the ability to cause change or make something happen
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| force | a push or a pull
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| parallel | an electric circuit in which each device has it own separate lookloop
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| series | an electric circuit where the device are connected in one straight loop
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| 365 | how many days it takes earth to revolve around the sun once
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| 24 | how many hours it takes earth to rotate once on its axis
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| 29 | approximately how long in days it takes the moon to go through its phases once
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| sedimentary rock | a rock fromed when sediments are pressed together
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| sediment | bits of rock, sand, shell, and the remains of organismsmagma
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| magma | melted rock below earth's surface
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| igneous rock | a rock formed from coooled lava
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| metamorphic rock | rock that is fromed when another kind of rock is squeezed and heated deep inside earth
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| fossil | the remains of an organism that lived long ago
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| function | a job that something does
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| inertia | the tendency of an object at rest to remain at rest or of a moving object to keep moving
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| kinetic energy | the energy of motion
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| concave lens | when the surface of the lens curves in on both sides
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| convex | when the surface of the lens curves out on both sides
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| acceleration | change in an object's speed
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| biomass | fuel that comes from plants and animals
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| inner core | the very center of earth
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| the crust | earth's outer layer
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| fault | a crack in earth's crust
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| fossil fuel | a fuel formed from the decayed remains of ancient plants and animals
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| fuel | a material burned to produce heat energy
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| geothermal energy | heat from melted rock deep below earth's surface used to heat buildings and produce electricity
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| hydroelectricty | electricity that is produced from flowing water like that moving through a dam
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| anemometer | If Mary wants to know how fast the wind is blowing she should use a
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| continent | an enormous slowly moving landmass that floats on Earth's surface
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| cirrus | a high feathery cloud made of ice crystals
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| cold front | the leading edge of a moving mass of cooler air
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| fog | a cloud that forms next to the ground
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| glacier | a large body of moving ice that stays frozen all year
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| humidity | You would use a hygrometer to measure this
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| ozone | a layer of gas high in earth's atmosphere that blocks some of the harmful radiation from the sun
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| precipitation | any form of water that falls from the sky
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| plate | a huge piece of earth's crust
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| cumulonimbus | huge thunderclouds
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| cumulus | puffy, white fair weather clouds
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| stratus cloud | flat, gray low
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| barometer | measures air pressure
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| wind vane | measures wind direction
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| rain gauge | how much it has rained in a given period of time
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| warmer | at the equator is it warmer or cooler
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| runoff | when water gathers and comes down a mountain or hill
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| condensate | when water in a cloud turns into liquid
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| evaporated | when the sun heats up water and turns it into a gas it has ______________it
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| transpiration | when water leaves a plants leaves and enters the atmosphere
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| seven | how many continents there are
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