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400

These vessels carry blood away from the heart.

What are arteries?

400

This founder of psychoanalysis proposed the idea of the id, ego, and superego.

Who is Sigmund Freud?

400

Mammals are unique among animals because they produce this to feed their young.

What is milk?

400

A beam supported at one end and free at the other is called this.

What is a cantilever?

400

This process uses a cutting tool to remove material from a workpiece.

What is machining?

500

The pancreas releases this hormone to lower blood glucose levels.

What is insulin?

500

This brain structure is heavily involved in forming new long-term memories.

What is the hippocampus?

500

The total number of different species living in an ecosystem measures this.

What is biodiversity?

500

The property of a structure that allows it to regain its original shape after deformation.

What is elasticity?

500

The efficiency of a heat engine is limited by these two temperature reservoirs.

What are the hot and cold reservoirs?

1200

This part of the brain coordinates balance and motor control

What is the cerebellum?

1200

Short-term memory typically holds about this many pieces of information.

What is (six) seven (plus or minus two)?

1200

The avian respiratory system uses these sacs to achieve continuous airflow.

What are air sacs

1200

The measure of a material’s stiffness in the elastic region.

What is Young’s modulus?

1200

When a material permanently deforms under a constant load over time, it’s said to undergo this.

What is creep?

1600

The respiratory system exchanges this gas for carbon dioxide in the lungs.

What is oxygen

1600

In Pavlov’s famous experiment, dogs learned to salivate at a bell. This is known as this type of conditioning.

What is classical conditioning?

1600

The rumen of cattle contains these microorganisms that break down cellulose.

What are protozoa and bacteria?

1600

The internal force per unit area acting within a material.

What is stress?

1600

A metal’s resistance to deformation is measured as this property.

What is hardness?

2000

In the human body, this protein forms the structure of hair, skin, and nails.

What is keratin (ketamine)

2000

In cognitive psychology, this type of bias causes people to seek information that confirms their preexisting beliefs.

What is confirmation bias?

2000

A keystone species is important because its removal causes this effect on an ecosystem.

What is ecosystem collapse (or trophic cascade)?

2000

The relationship between stress and strain in the elastic region is described by this law.

→ What is Hooke’s law?

2000

This lean manufacturing principle focuses on continuous improvement and eliminating waste.

What is Kaizen?

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