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CSET Science: Multiple Subjects Vocab
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1. A roller coaster at the top of the hill - it is at its maximum of
BASALT
Fungus and Orchid SymbiotIc Relationship
ALKALINE METALS
Potential Energy
2. Make up the nucleus of an atom
PROTONS AND NEUTRONS
Limstone - sandstone - and shale
Example of a chemical reaction
IGNEOUS
3. All planets have moons except
VENUS AND MERCURY
BOHR
Parasitism
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
4. What are the vessels called that carry blood away from the heart?
Arteries
CONTINENTAL DRIFT
LIVING ORGANISMS
Frequency
5. The process by which a liquid changes to solid
ADDS CARBON DIOXIDE TO THE ATMOSPHERE
Anemia
Mutualism
FREEZING (SOLIDIFICATION - CRYSTALLIZATION)
6. Chambers in a heart
Eleven Years
SPECIATION
Mass number
FOUR
7. Length used in measuring astromocial distances within the solar system equal to the mean distance from earth to the sun - approximately 150 million kilometers (93 million miles)
Global consequence of cataclysmic volcanic eruptions
CONTINENTAL DRIFT
Meteroid
ASTRONOMICAL UNIT (AU)
8. A substance which cannot be decomposed to simpler substances
One of two liquids evaporates under fire
STRONGLY ACIDIC
ELEMENT
Cirrus clouds
9. The rate of change of an object's velocity
CARBON
ACCELERATION
ZYGOTE
Four Fundamental Sources
10. Ribose Nucleic Acid - substance in a cell with the function of making proteins
RNA
CHARLES LAW
Edward Chargaff
Lowest level of humidity
11. Wind blown - no gravel deposits
CHEMICAL WEATHERING
Increases
Mechanical energy
AEOLIAN DUNE
12. The sum of numbers of the protons and neutrons in the atom of an element is known as
Mass number
GLACIAL DEPOSITS
PLASMA
RIVER
13. The movement and collision of gas molecules in the atmoshere than can form high or low pressure areas
Brainstem
Barometer
CLASSICAL GENETICS
AIR PRESSURE
14. The process by which liquid changes into the gas phase
Electron
EVAPORATION (VAPORIZATION)
Chlorophyll
MITCHOCHONDRIA
15. The upper limit of ground water - below which all pores in the rocks are filled with water
Earth
ASTBURY
Global consequence of cataclysmic volcanic eruptions
WATER TABLE
16. Number of protons
LIMESTONE
ATOMIC NUMBER
Blue
ORGANS
17. Outside the nucleus and often far from it - most of an atom's volume is its electron cloud
According to atomic theory - electrons are usually found
Lithium
RORSCHACH TEST
Salt and blue dye added to water of flower
18. General term for any sediement deposited by a glacier or glacial meltwater
CARBOHYDRATES (SACCHARIDES)
DRIFT
Stomache function
Respiration
19. The body's system of protection against invatsion by unwanted organisms
Closest to the star
METEOR
Earth
IMMUNE SYSTEM
20. Consolidation of loose sediment
Barometer
Winter solstice
THEORY
LITHIFICATION
21. One is equal to 3.26 light years
POLLINATION
Nine
PARSEC
pH STANDS FOR
22. Biological molecules that have important roles in energy metabolism and storage as well as the structure of cells and organisms
CARBOHYDRATES (SACCHARIDES)
PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS
EXOSKELETON
Noble Gases
23. Science of fossil life
Lake bottom mud
PALEONTOLOGY
ORGANIC ROCKS
PROTONS AND NEUTRONS
24. Longest stage of mitosis - duplicated chromosomes line up along equitoral plate of the spindle
MOTION
Winter solstice
NEURON
Prophase
25. Clean air amendment acts
26. The foundation of all ecosystems wherein plants generate their own energy from the energy of the sun
JOHN DALTON
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
SUBDUCTION ZONES
ALGAE AND FUNGI
27. The outermost layer of the earth
CRUST
Why California is cooler during the summer than New York
Exothermic reactions
Law of Conservation
28. At plate boundaries
29. Mitochondria are responsible for the oxidation of food
Molars
Comparing organelles found in plants and animals - they are similar in that
ORGANS
ALLUVIUM
30. Produced when sedimentary or igneous rocks are transformed by high temperature or pressure. (Quartz - Marble)
Acidic
OROGENESIS
Supernova
METAMORPHIC ROCKS
31. Roots - stems - lack seeds - reproduced by spores - may develop new plants without fertilization
CIRQUES - ARETES
Sea Breeze
ABSORPTION
FERNS
32. The layer of the atmosphere located above the troposphere in which most of the atmosphere's ozone is found
STRATOSPHERE
PROTONS
Vibrations
Particles and waves
33. In respiration - sugar and oxygen react to form
Ferns
White dwarf star
ELECTRONS AND NEUTRONS
Chloraphyl and mitochondria
34. Essential information molecules found in all living things
PROPERTY OF ASTHENOSPHERE
SOLUBILITY
NUCLEIC ACIDS
TECTONIC PLATES
35. Forms over water and associated with wet air
Maritime air
DECOMPOSERS
NATURAL SELECTION
PRODUCTS
36. Each liquid becomes a gas at its given boiling temperature
pH 7
SHIELD VOLCANOS
One of two liquids evaporates under fire
PROTEIN
37. The more mass or volume an object has - the greater the force of attraction; as the objects increase their distance apart - the attraction gets less or decreases.
INFLUENCE OF WATER ON FORMATION OF MAGNA
MONOZYGOTIC TWINS
Stomache function
NEWTON
38. Maitenance of acid base balance - excretion of nitrogenous waste products - maintenance of water balance
Increases
New moon
Kidney functions
Rust
39. Part of a cell is the 'soup' within which all the other cell organelles reside and where most of the cellular metabolism occurs
Five to twenty five
PROTONS
CYTOSOL
CHARACTERISTICS OF ACIDIC SOLUTION
40. A polymer of nucleotides associated with the control of cellular chemical activities
RNA (ribonucleic acid)
Red
Nearest to the Earth (Sun - Betelgeuse - Mars - Alpha Centauri)
FUSION
41. Operates unconsciously and automatically to regulate vital functions like circulation - respiration - excretion - and muscle tesion
HINDBRAIN (CEREBELLUM - MEDULLA OBLONGATA
Iron
Lunar Eclipse
GRANITE
42. Fine grained rock formed from low grade metamorphism that breaks along very flat - smooth surfaces
CHEMICAL WEATHERING
SLATE
NERVOUS SYSTEM
Rhizobium
43. Predators with the ability to catch these - camoflaged - or otherwise advanced prey - in turn pass on their own genes
DECOMPOSERS
CARBON
LAW OF COMPETATIVE EXCLUSION
CONGLOMERATE
44. A system for transporting nutrients and other essential materials throughout the body
ELECTRONS AND NEUTRONS
Oxidation
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
DISCHARGE
45. Geocentric view says that this is the center of the universe
NEWTONS THIRD LAW OF MOTION
POLLINATION
Earth
Arteries
46. Unicellular organisms with a simple cell structure
KAMES
PROTOPLASM
PROKARYOTIC CELLS
Meteror Showers
47. All time zones are measured from a starting point centered at
48. Scratch samples against each other to figure hardness
SIERRA NEVADA MOUNTAINS
E. Goldstein
STRATA
Classifying unknown rock material
49. The study of patterns and mechanisms of the transmission of inheritied traits from one generation to another
Planet is larger than earth
CLASSICAL GENETICS
U- SHAPED VALLEY
STRATA
50. The rate at which work is done
POWER
BATHOLITH
Pluto
BONDING - FUSION