Science
This tries to provide the most logical explanation about why things happen.
"Scientific Theory"
This is the part of the plant from which a new plant grows
"Seed"
We use this grammar tense to express commands or instructions to someone
"The Imperative"
These gadgets are used to let water runs or stopping it from running
"taps"
This phrasal verb means not to have anymore
"run out of"
These use adjectives to describe what you observe
"Qualitative observations"
This is the word for how something tastes
"Flavor"
We use this grammar tense to express and action in present as a routine or ordinary activities
"Simple present"
This sport is similar to running but not so fast
"jogging"
This phrasal verb means to like something or someone
"fond of"
This is an educated guess durning the scientific method process because it is always made with what you already know about the topic
"hypothesis"
When analyzing King Tut's DNA, scientists discovered that he had a ...
"Bone disease"
We use this grammar tense to express an action in the past before a past action
"Past Perfect"
This compound noun means where two roads meet together
"crossroads"
This phrasal verb means stop liking
"go off"
These are the only 3 types of fossilization with which a fossil can be perfectly preserved
"Freezing, ambar and dessication"
Scientist believe that the Iceman was killed with...
"A stone arrow through his shoulder"
We use this conditional to describe ideas with normal or logical results
"Conditional Zero"
In this place you can shop beef, pork or both
"butcher's"
This phrasal verb means to feel happy about somehting is happening
"look forward to"
Mention the different energies that are transfered during a BBQ at home
"Chemichal energy: cooking meat, Mechanical energy: lighting the fire Thermal energy: Heating the coal"
Who was Mary Anning with when she was almost killed?
Her dog, Tray
Mention the four options we have in grammar to talk in future tense
"Present simple, present continuous, will and going to"
This adjective describes cold weather
"nippy"
This phrasal verb means to have a good relation with
"get on"