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CSET Science: Multiple Subjects Vocab
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1. The alternate rising and falling of the surface of the ocean caused by the gravitational attraction of the Sun and Moon occurring unequally on different parts of the Earth
Hot water running on a lid to a glass jar
Dew forms on a leaf - water forms on a cold glass
SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAICS
TIDE
2. Sugar in the leaves of plants
Example of change from thermal energy to chemical energy when solar energy reaches the earth
Comparing organelles found in plants and animals - they are similar in that
P waves are longitudinal waves that travel faster than s waves
TRIGGER MASS WASTING
3. Lowest 6 miles of the atmosphere - characterized by temperature decreasing with height
SOLUBILITY
TROPOSPHERE
MONOZYGOTIC TWINS
EUKARYOTIC CELLS
4. Which metal does oxygen combine to form rust
LITHIFICATION
Iron
Homeostasis
PASTEURIZATION
5. Associated with divergent boundaries - and some convergent boundaries (not all)
VOLCANIC ACTIVITY
UP ONE UNIT ON RICHTER SCALE
Electron
COPERNICUS(1543)
6. Metal has an atomic number of 3
Homeostasis
Rutherford's scattering experiment
ORGANIC ROCKS
Lithium
7. Only one parent - miotic division produces offspring
OXYGEN
TROPOSPHERE
ASEXUAL
NERVOUS SYSTEM
8. Was awarded the Nobel prize for invention of the molecular structure determination by X- ray crystallology
ASTBURY
RAINBOW
SILICATE MINERAL
COLDL BLOODED ANIMALS
9. In order to measure the density of an object - you need to know it's mass and volume. Density = Mass/Volume. For nonregular shapes like rocks - you would find the volume by filling a beaker with water to a given level - add the rock and see where the
Transpiration
What process converts H to HE in the sun
DENSITY
GRAVITY
10. Convergant boundary where 2 plates carrying continental lithosphere are colliding
THE EXISTENCE OF CHARGE AND FROM THE INTERACTIONS OF CHARGES
Violet
MINERAL
THE HIMALAYA MOUNTAINS
11. Both pieces retain their original magnetic domains
IGNEOUS
PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS
Magnet broken in half
PROTONS
12. Common processes are hydrolysis - oxidation - reduction - hydration - carbonation - and solution.
One day on Venus is longer than one earth year
Hot water running on a lid to a glass jar
CHEMICAL WEATHERING
P waves are longitudinal waves that travel faster than s waves
13. Soil - petrol - coal
Renewable energy
Lysosomes
Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
Centriole
14. Contain a lot of grains courser than sand - and often contain appreciable amounts of sand
CONGLOMERATE
Glucose + Oxygen =
CLASSICAL GENETICS
ENDOSKELETON
15. The force that musts be overcome to set an object in motion
IONS
POPULATION
STATIC FRICTION
Gastric Juice
16. Female gamete
OVA
Chronilogical Order of plants
Summer solstice
Lens is a bioconvex structure
17. Change in potential energy - no change in temperature - change in etropy
Summer
Phase change of a pure substance from solid to liquid
ZYGOTE
Molars
18. The killing of microorganisms in milk by heating it to 145 degrees F. for thirty minutes
PASTEURIZATION
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
Fusion of Hydrogen Atoms
BOYLE'S LAW
19. Helping melting of ice in a closed container
Raise the pressure
LOESS
Divergant plates
Soil
20. 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.
HYDROGEN
NEWTON
Every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
TILL
21. The apprearance and physical expression of genese in an organism - physical charachteristics of an organism
PHENOTYPE
V- SHAPED VALLEY
Stratus clouds
CLIMATE
22. Oceans cover this amount of the earth
Transform Plates
SEVENTY PERCENT
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
MUTATION
23. 'Reflectors' use a primary and secondary mirror
Gravitational attraction between two bodies
NEWTON TELESCOPE
SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAICS
ARISTOTLE
24. When a photon hits a silicon solar cell - an electron - hole pair is freed. Which side of the solar cell will the hole flow to?
GALILEO TELESCOPE
Solar eclipse
FOUR
P SIDE
25. A simple linear relationship between a series of species - with one eating the other
CHEMICAL WEATHERING
WATER TABLE
FOOD CHAIN
PROTONS
26. Identical twins - twins having identical genetic structures
MONOZYGOTIC TWINS
TECTONIC PLATES
Demonstrates pollination
Mutation in a gene occurs because
27. Decay of organic matter - combustion of fossil fuels - respiration
SEA WATER IONS
Tropical air
ADDS CARBON DIOXIDE TO THE ATMOSPHERE
ELECTROMAGNETISM
28. Type of uranium used for nuclear power production
PERMEABILITY
U-235
Premolars
Edward Chargaff
29. Reported that amounts of DNA and its nitrogenous bases varies from one species to another - though balance of adenine - thymine - guanine - cytosine is every species
HAWAII FORMED
Erwin Chargaff
FERTILIZATION
BONDING
30. A substance which cannot be decomposed to simpler substances
Zero kelvin
ELEMENT
BASALT
TRIGGER MASS WASTING
31. Cell organelle found in plant but not animal cells
Digestion begins
Chloroplasts
GENOTYPE
ABSORPTION
32. Chlorophyll - leaves (no seeds or flowers)
NUCLEIC ACID
GLOBAL WARNING
Ferns
Solar Eclipse
33. How much brighter is a magnitude 0 star compared to a magnitude 1 star
Bile
2.5119x brighter
HALPOID CELLS
Vestibular
34. Covergent boundary where oceanic litosphere is being subducted
CHARGE
JAPAN
Potential Energy
Prophase
35. Carbon dioxide and water react to form sugar and oxygen
TISSUES
Photosynthesis
Electron
CORALS LIVE
36. Atom with imbalance of protons and electrons
CHARGE
Ion
STREAM EROSION
PROTONS AND NEUTRONS
37. The sun is hidden by the moon
Solar Eclipse
THE STRENGTH OF SLOPE MATERIALS
FREEZING (SOLIDIFICATION - CRYSTALLIZATION)
UNIFORNITARIANISM
38. Fraternal twins - having no more similar genetic structure than any siblings.
NUCLEUS
Meteror Showers
Magnet broken in half
DIZYGOTIC TWINS
39. Why is the Betelguese star red
BASALT
Importance of enzymes in metabolic process
AIR PRESSURE
The star is extremely cool
40. Atomic weight determined by the
PARTICULATES
NUCLEUS
PROTONS
Electron
41. Energy relationships between organisms within a community
OBSIDIAN (VOLCANIC GLASS)
GENE POOL
FOOD WEBS
First class levers
42. How do dragonflies and dansel flies live in the same ecosystem
MAGNETIC FIELD
The star is extremely cool
High salinity in saltwater lakes
Occupy different niches
43. Dust and debris from comets -
OMNIVORES
Magnetic fields
Pluto
METEOR SHOWERS
44. Featherlike clouds that indicate fair weather
EARTHQUAKE'S OCCUR
GENOTYPE
Symbiosis Example
Cirrus clouds
45. Process by which plants convert light to chemical energy stored in foods. Chloraphyl is necessary to trap light energy for photosynthetic reaction.
ARISTOTLE
Magnet broken in half
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
DYNAMICS
46. An atom which gains an electron forms a
MUTATION
Anion
Helium
PREDATION
47. Water is removed by evaopration and salt is left behind - does not drain out
Lunar eclipse
FOUR LAYERS OF EARTH
Negligible
High salinity in saltwater lakes
48. (1543) earth was not center of universe - but that it evolved around the sun and rotated on its axis
Covalent Bond
EXTERNAL FERTILIZATION
COPERNICUS(1543)
GAMETE
49. Turns a windmill
Left Atrium
Digestion begins
A VICIOUS FLUID
Mechanical energy
50. Smallest particle of a compound - composed of several bonded atoms
Karyotypes
MOLECULE
SPECIATION
TRIGGER MASS WASTING