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100

Using the variables Y and X, which ratio is used to find the Unit Rate? X/Y or Y/X

Y/X

100

How many Continents are on earth? 

7

100

This word names a characteristic of an organism, such as fur color.

Trait

100

Hints or clues an author drops early in a story that suggest events that will happen later on.

Foreshadowing 

200

What two criteria must be in place in order for a graph to be proportional?

1. Straight line

2. Must go through the origin

200

What are two things represented in a climate graph? 

Temperature, Precipitation. 

200

This molecule’s structure determines its function, and it helps determine an organism’s traits.

Protien

200

When a reader uses the words surrounding an unfamiliar word to figure out its meaning.

Context Clues

300

How do you tell if a table is proportional?

All the unit rates are the same

300

What causes Earthquakes and Volcanoes? 

Tectonic Plate Movement

300

Every organism has two copies of every gene. Having two different versions of a gene is called this.

Heterozygous

300

A direct comparison between two unlike things that does not use the words "like" or "as."

Metaphor 

400

The basic proportional equation is Y=___times____

 K times X

400

What is the name of the long narrow band of Volcanoes around the Pacific Ocean called? 

The Ring of Fire

400

In this type of reproduction, an organism inherits a random combination of gene versions from its parents, creating variation in offspring.

 Sexual Reproduction

400

The main character in a story, who is often viewed as the hero and faces the main conflict.

Protagonist 

500

Name the constant of proportionality in this equation: Y=3/8 times K

3/8

500

What are 3 Climate Zones? 

Polar Climate, Cold Temperate, Humid Temperate, Tropical, High Mountain, Desert Climate. 

500

This is a change to a gene that can change the protein it codes for. In asexual reproduction, offspring are genetically identical to the parent unless this occurs.

Mutation

500

The perspective from which a story is told, using pronouns like "I," "me," and "my."

First Person Point of View