ABC's Of Science by Saunya Langan

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ABC's Of Science

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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ABC'S OF SCIENCE

BY:SAUNYA LANGAN

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A is for animals
Animals come in 2 groups vertebrate and invertebrate.

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B is for battery
Battery's are what produce electricity in an electrical circuit.

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C is for cumulonimbus
A cumulonimbus cloud causes storms and usually follows with a large amount of rain.

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D is for dichotomous key
A dichotomous key is what helps scientists classify new organisms.

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E is for electric. Being electric means electricity is involved in the object.

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F is for force. Force is pushing of pulling something.

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G is for gills. Fish use gills to breathe underwater.

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H is for hot. The "hot" feeling is caused by cells rubbing against each other really fast.

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I is for instinct. Instinct is what an animal knows from birth.

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J is for jungle. Many animals live in the jungle, because it is very moist.

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K is for kinetic. Energy that is kinetic is moving.

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L is for living. Living thing respond to stimuli, grow and consume resources.

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M is for mimicry. Mimicry is when one animal acts like another.

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N is for newtons. Newtons are what spring scales measure by.

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O is for ovule. An ovule is a part of the reproductive system.

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P is for pulley. Pulley's use a rope or cable to pull things up.

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Q is for quills. Quills are on porcupines for protection.

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R is for rays. Rays come from the sun.

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S is for stimuli. A stimuli is the thing that messes with a organism.

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T is for tulip. A tulip is a flower with six petals.

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U is for units. Units are what you measure by.

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V is for venom. Venom kills predators.

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X is for X-ray. X-rays look at your bones.

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Y is for yolk. Yolk is in eggs.

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Z is for zebra. Zebras have stripes to scare off predators.

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Saunya Langan