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Biology
allele
analogous
ATP
behavior (innate, learned)
biogeochemical cycle
biomolecules
carrying capacity
cellular respiration
DNA (replication, sequence, molecule)
enzyme
evolution
genes (encoding, expression, mutation)
genotype
heterozygous
homologous
homozygous
levels of organization (cell, tissue, organs, organ system, organism)
limiting factors
multicellular
mutation
nucleotide
pedigree
permeable
phenotype
phospholipids
population density
recessive trait
RNA
sex-linked trait
stimulus
symbiosis (mutualism, commensalism)
transport (active, passive)
tropism
Chemistry
atom (electron, proton, neutron)
atomic mass
atomic number
atomic theory
Avogadros Number
balanced equations (mass conservation)
bonding (ionic, polar covalent, nonpolar)
catalyst
chemical equations
chemical formulas
electron configuration
electronegativity
elements
endothermic
entropy
equilibrium
exothermic
gas laws
intermolecular forces
inversely proportional
ion (cation, anion)
Kinetic Theory
molar mass
molarity
mole
neutralization
oxidation
periodic table (families, periods)
proportional (directly, indirectly)
pure substance
reactant
reduction
solubility
stoichiometry
valence
Physical Science
atom (electron, proton, neutron)
atomic mass
atomic number
catalyst
chemical formulas
compound
conduction
conservation (mass, energy, momentum)
convection currents
dilution
elements
equilibrium
fossil record
gas laws
geologic time scale
heterogeneous
homogeneous
ion
isotopes
kinetic energy
mixture (heterogeneous, homogeneous, suspension, colloid)
nuclear fusion
periodic table (families, periods)
potential energy
pure substance
radiation
solute
solvent
star life cycle
tectonic cycle
thermal energy
velocity
waves (electromagnetic, seismic, sound)
Physics
buoyancy
electromagnetic
fluid
gas laws
gravitation
inversely proportional
kinetic energy
magnitude
momentum
Ohms law (voltage, current, resistance)
potential energy
power
proportional
scalar
specific heat
thermodynamics
vectors
velocity
viscosity
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6th-8th
Science
Sixth Grade
amplitude
atmosphere (layers)
atoms
balanced/unbalanced forces
biosphere
carnivore
cells
cell wall, cell membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus
nuclear membrane,organelles,vacuole
commensalism
conservation of energy
dependent variable
ecosystem
electric current
electrical energy
electromagnet
electromagnetic spectrum
energy pyramid
energy transformation
food web
forms of energy
(heat,light,electricity,mechanical motion,sound)
frequency
geosphere
herbivore
hydrosphere
independent variable
magnetic field
mutualism
niche
parasitism
reflection
refraction
relative age
sedimentary rocks
technology
water cycle
wave
wave length
Science
Seventh Grade
aerobic
anaerobic
asexual reproduction
asteroids
carbon cycle
cell organelles
chloroplast, ribosome,mitochondria
chromosome
vacuole,lysosome
climate
density
diffusion
gene
heredity
homeostasis
meiosis
mitosis
molecule
organ
organ system
organisms (multicellular and unicellular)
osmosis
photosynthesis
qualitative change
quantitative change
respiration
sexual reproduction (plant and animal)
species diversity
tissue
transpiration
transport
weather (conduction, convection)
Science Vocabulary
Eighth Grade
abiotic
acceleration
biotic
chemical compound
chemical element
chemical energy
chemical reaction (Newtons three laws of motion)
comets
constant velocity
continental drift
continental glaciation
control
crustal deformation
dispersal methods
DNA
dominant/recessive traits
elements
forces
hypothesis
inertia
landforms
Law of Conservation of Matter
monohybrid cross
net forces
Newtons laws of motion
pH
plate tectonics
Punnett square
rock cycle
sedimentary/igneous/ metamorphic rock
variables (independent, dependent)
volume
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