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A ______ is where two air masses with different characteristics meet.   front  
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What type of pressure zone does cold air usually form?   high  
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What is the averaged over a long period of time to determine the climate of an area?   weather  
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What type of front do violent storms usually occur along?   cold  
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The interaction of air, water and ______ cause weather.   sun  
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What connects points o equal atmoshperic pressure?   isobars  
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A _____ ______ is a large body of air with specific characteristics.   air mass  
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What type of front occurs when a cold air mass slides under a warm air mass and forces it up?   cold  
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Warm air can hold ____ water.   more  
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The _____ _____ is the temperature at which air is saturated and condensation forms.   dew point  
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What is a major influence on climate?   land forms, large bodies of water, altitutude/latitude  
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What do you call a scientist that studies and forecasts the weather?   meteorologist  
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When the air temperature drops (decreases) the water vapor in the air will condense and become a ____.   liquid  
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Wind blows from areas of ______ pressure to areas of _____ pressure.   high to low  
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Large group of stars, gas and dust held together by gravity.   galaxy  
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Distance that light travels in one year.   light year  
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Instrument that breaks light into its spectrum of colors.   spectroscope  
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Earliest stage of a star's developement.   nebula  
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Amost of a star's light observed on Eather.   apparent magnitude  
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How does the sun produce energy?   nuclear fusion, hydrogen to helium  
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Main sequence stars make up about _____% of all stars.   90  
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The theory that states that the universe was formed by a big explosion that sent matter and energy expanding out into space.   Big Bang  
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What can the spectra of a star tell us?   Temperature, composition, if its traveling towars or away  
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Group the following from smallest to largest : solar system, universe, galaxy.   1. solar system 2. galaxy 3. universe  
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Chemical reaction that absorbs energy.   endothermic  
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Chemical reaction that releases heat.   exothermic  
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Tells the number of atoms of each element.   subscript  
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Process that produces a chemical change.   chemical reaction  
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Matter cannot be created nor destroyed.   law of conservation of matter  
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A compound has atoms of ______ than one type.   more  
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Which of the following observations would indicate that a chemical change did NOT take place? 1. Something was burning. gas and bubbles were created, temperature change, or colors of substances mixed.   colors of substances mixed  
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Where do the bubbles from when you put an Alk-Seltzer tablet in water?   gas is formed, new substance is formed  
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What two elements are found in the compound CO2?   carbon & Oxygen  
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Which of the following would NOT speed up a chemical reaction. Making the reactant particles larger, increasing the concentration of a reactant, adding a catalyst, increasing the temperature.   making the reactant particles larger  
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The substances to the right of the arrow in a chemical formula.   products  
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According to the law of conservation of mass, how does the mass of the products compare to the mass of the reactants?   equal  
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Used the measure force.   newton (N)  
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A push or pull.   force  
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The distance traveled divided by the time needed to travel the distance.   speed  
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Speeding up, slowing down or changing direction.   accleration  
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an objects tendency to remain at rest or keep moving with a constant velocity.   intera  
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How does friction affect a rolling ball?   slows it down  
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If two balls of different masses are dropped from the same height which hits the ground with more force? The heaver or lighter ball? Why?   heavier because it has more mass  
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how does an unbalanced force effect an object?   causes it to acclerate  
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What causes an opened parachute to slow down the jumper?   air resistance  
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Sound waves travel faster through a :solid, liquid, or gas   solid  
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what of the following are electromagnetic waves: light, radio, x-ray, sound?   light. radio, x-ray  
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Alleles that are only shown when two of the same are present.   recessive  
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An organisms genetic makeup.   genotype  
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Visible traits of an organism.   phenotype  
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Organisms well adapted to their environment survive and produce at a great rate than other organisms do.   natural selection.  
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alleles that show their effect whenever they are present in the genotype.   dominant  
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which of the following is homozygous dominant? HH, Hh, hh   HH  
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Which of the following is heterozygous? HH Hh   Hh  
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Where are the instructions of the various hereditary traits of an organism located?   nucleus of cells (DNA)  
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A large population of houseflies was sprayed with a fast acting insecticide. How do you explain the appereance of increasing numbers of houseflies that are unaffected by the insecticide?   adapted & passed down genes  
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Give an example of an inherited trait.   hair color, eye color  
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What would happen to the population of rabbits with brown fur it the climate changed and there was and increase in snow in the winter?   more likely to become prey and not survive to reproduce  
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Mechanism that changes an internal condition in the body back to a normal state.   negative feedback  
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moves blood through the body.   circulatory system  
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tissues that work together.   organ  
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smallest functional unit of an organism.   cell  
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Maintaining a stable internal environment.   Homeostasis  
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Which two systems work to rid the body of carbon dioxide? Digestive, Circulatory, or respritory   Circulatory & respritory  
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Which two systems work to break down food and transport it to cells? digestive, circulatory, or respiratory   digestive & circulatory  
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What type of effect does paving land have on stream discharge?   increases it  
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Substances that contaminate the environment.   polluntants  
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How can a person in a industrialized nation help protect the environment?   use less energy  
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Piling up leaves and grss so they can be allowed to gradually decompse.   composting  
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What makes up 40% of the mass of trash?   paper  
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The careful use of resources to reduce damage to the environment.   conservation  
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What is trapped in the atmosphere when forests are cut down and therefore are fewer plants to photosynthesize?   carbon dioxide  
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What is one of the main causes of air pollution?   cars  
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A combinationof smoke and fog is?   smog  
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what is responsible for 60% of the smog in the US?   cars  
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When emissions from coal-burning power plants is combined with sulfur acid, ____ _____ is created.   acid rain  
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What is used to measure the strength of an acid?   pH scale  
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What do factories use to help control air pollution?   scrubbers  
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Which of the following are water pollutants? Bacteria, oil and gasoline, or runoff from mines   oil and gasoline & runoff from mines  
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How do farms polluter water?   use of fertilizers/insecticides  
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How do organisms in a predatory relationship interacter with eachother? Both feed on producers, both help each other, or one kills and consumes the other.   one kills and consumes the other  
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How do producers get their energy?   sun-photosynthesis  
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A minnow eats algae, what type of organism is the minnow? Producer, consumer, or decomposer   consumer  
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Bats eat mosquitoes and other insects. If the population of bats increases how will this effect the insect population?   cause it to decrease  
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