cells
this is the control center of the cell
what is the nucleus?
This combination of forces produces no movement.
What is a balanced force?
an educated guess to a scientific problem
what is a hypothesis?
this part of the brain controls breathing and other involuntary functions
what is the brain stem?
This disease is noninfectious and is caused by damaged dna
100 point: what is taylor swift's favorite food?
what is cancer?
these organelles package the proteins to be "shipped" out to the other parts of the cell, hint: it doesn't produce proteins only packages and ships.
what are golgi apparatus?
this vocabulary term is what we call any object that is propelled in any direction.
what is a projectile?
This observation involves measuring
What is quantitative observation?
This type of cell is found in the brain
what are neurons?
This muscle pulls air into the lungs
What is the diapragm?
This is the jellylike substance found in the cell. The organelles float around in it
what is cytoplasm?
an example of this force is the table pushing up on a book that is sitting on it as gravity is pulling it down. The book doesn't move.
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normal force
When you interpret observations to figure out what is happening
what is an inference?
the main function of this body system is to protect vital organs, movement and produce blood cells.
In the Linnean system of classification, this is the classification level between family and species
what is genus?
The process of materials passing the cell membrane. Molecules move from highly concentrated area to low concentrated ares
what is diffusion?
A rollercoaster at the top of the hill about to roll down has this.
Extra 100: what is Mrs. Bois favorite instrument?
what is potential energy?
When you share your finding from an experiment, and tell whether your hypothesis was proven or disproven
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what is the conclusion?
These are the three main parts of the nervous system
what are the brain, spinal cord and nerves?
this tool helps identify an unknown organism based on its traits. We did a leaf identification activity using this.
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what is a dichotomous key?
This is when cells divide to make new cells
what is mitosis?
energy in motion
what is kinetic energy?
which two levels of classification are used when giving a scientific name to an organism?
genus/species
Villi are found in this body system?
what is the digestive system?
These blood vessels carry blood away from the heart so that it can be pumped to the cells in the body.
what are arteries?