Module 14 - Vocab
This is the branch of science that deals with the chemistry of living things.
What is BioChemistry?
These animals are the world's fastest land animals, capable of reaching speeds of up to 112 km/h (70 mph).
What are cheetahs?
This is the study of the production and distribution of wealth (goods and services).
What is Economics?
What did we add to the 2nd spring debate that we didn't have in the 1st fall debate?
What are rebuttals? and audiences? and judges?
The pupils in goats' eyes are this shape.
What is rectangular?
These are the three types of fossil fuels.
What is coal, natural gas, and petroleum?
This form of carbon has carbon atoms that are arranged in widely spaced layers. The covalent bonds between carbons within each layer are strong. However, each layer is only weakly bonded to the other layers.
What is graphite?
The correction period following an inflation.
What is a depresson?
Name the four observations used in Team Policy Debates.
What are Definitions, Harms, Plan/Solution, and Advantages?
This is the name for one strand of spaghetti.
What is "spaghetto"?
A hydrocarbon that contains only single carbon-carbon bonds and has the maximum amount of bonded hydrogen atoms.
What is Saturated hydrocarbon?
This class of Biochemical Compounds contains carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, and sulfur.
What are proteins?
The production, sale, or trade of goods or services against the wishes of the government. For example - liquor was a product of this during the Prohibition Years.
What is the Black Market?
Two back to back negative speeches comprising the last constructive speech and the first rebuttal.
What is the Negative Block?
This letter of the alphabet is not contained in the name of any U.S. states.
What is the letter "Q"?
These are the forms of pure carbon.
What is diamond, graphite, and fullerenes?
This was the vitamin that Experiment 14.1 was testing.
What is vitamin C?
These are the changes that occur on Wall Street (the financial world) and Main Street (where most of us live and work) when the government injects new money into the economy.
What is the Injection Effect?
A short, formal question and answer session after each constructive speech designed to clarify arguments and expose weaknesses.
What are cross examinations?
This legume is used to make dynamite.
What is peanut?
This idea explains how the faster an airplane moves will determine the lift there is. i.e., the faster the plan moves - the more lift.
What is Bernoulli's Principle?
Describe the relationship between photosynthesis and cellular respiration.
Light energy - phtosynthesis - (carbon dioxide or water vapor or carbohydrates or oxygen) - cellular respiration - energy released
This is the term to describe the speed at which money changes hands.
What is Velocity? It measures the demand for money.
The names of the stock issues.
What are significance, inherency, topicality, and solvency?
This state is the only U.S. state whose name is typed using one row of the keyboard.
What is Alaska?