J E OPA R D Y Unit I & II: Scientific Process/Plants & Animals SNAPSHOT 1 REVIEW.

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Unit I & II:

Scientific Process/Plants & Animals

SNAPSHOT 1 REVIEW

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SafetySafety!

AdaptationInherited &

Learned

Plants& Parts

Life Cycles

Scientific

Process

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The students and teacher should be wearing this when using dangerous chemicals or flames.

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Safety Goggles,Shoes, andClothing.

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This is the first thing you do when beginning a lab

investigation.

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Wait for the teacher to give instructions

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This is the first thing to do if a student gets a chemical in his or her

eye.

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Tell the teacher.

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This is what students do to smell an object.

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Wafe

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Students should wear this when being around a fire

or flame

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Flame Retardant Clothing

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These are the parts of the plant that work together to form a

system.

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Roots, Stem, and Leaves

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Plants need this gas from the air to make their

food.

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Carbon Dioxide

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Plants have this in their cells that help to make

their food.

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Chlorophyll

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This is the process of the plants making their food

with carbon dioxide, sunlight, water, and

cholorphyll.

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Photosynthesis

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This two things are made when the plant goes through photosynthesis.

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Oxygen andSugar

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This is what living things do to best survive in their

natural environment

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Adapt

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An example of this would be someone brushing

their teeth(inherited or learned)

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Learned

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An example of this would be a person’s natural hair

color.

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Inherited

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What is a characteristic that allows a cactus to

live in the dessert.

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Its big stem or trunk to hold water

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This is what an animal does to change its

physical color to another surrounding organism

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Mimickry

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A fern and moss plant gives off what type of reproduction object

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Spore

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The female part of the angiosperm

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Pistil

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The process where an organism changes the

form of its body.

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Metamorphosis

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These are the four stages (in order) of the butterfly

life cycle (complete metamporhosis)

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Egg, Larve, Pupa, Adult

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This is an animal that goes This is an animal that goes through incomplete through incomplete

metamorphosismetamorphosisBonus: Name the stagesBonus: Name the stages

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Grasshopper(Egg, Nymph, Adult)

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This is what we make when gathering our data

to record it.

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Table

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This is what you make when you have

completed your data.

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Graph

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This is the statement that states what you “think”

will happen.Educated Guess.

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Hypothesis

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This is where you get your results and compare

to your hypothesis.

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Conclusion

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This is the process of gaining knowledge and

solving problems

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Science

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