| A | B |
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| Weight | Measure of how hard the earth's gravity is pulling on an object. Its weight is proportional to its mass. |
| Field of View | The amount and detail seen under a microscope. |
| Constant Velocity | Occurs when an object is moving in a straight line at a constant speed with no other forces acting on the object. |
| Multicellular | Made up of more than one cell. |
| Mineral | Nonliving material found naturally on earth and has a crystaline structure. |
| Analyze | To examine something carefully in order to understand it. |
| Conclusion | The outcome of an investigation |
| Force | A push or pull. |
| Vector | An organism that spreads a disease without ever getting the disease. |
| Microbe | Creatures that are too small to be seen with the human eye. |
| Non-Renewable Resources | Cannot be recycled or used again. |
| Benefit | An advantage. |
| Cellular Respiration | Process that provides energy your body needs and releases carbon dioxide as waste. |
| Geologist | People who study rocks, minerals, and other non-living parts of the earth. |
| Dependent Variable | Something that can be measured in an experiment. |
| White Blood Cells | These cells are in the blood and they attack and fight infectious diseases. |
| Reproducable | To perform an experiment using the same procedures to determine similar results. |
| Classify | To put into categories. |
| Ribosome | Most are attached to the surface of the endoplasmic reticulum. Protein making site of the cell. |
| Metamorphic | Rocks formed by heat and pressure. |
| Virus | Not considered to be living. Not composed of cells. Each are a small piece of genetic material surrounded by protein coat |
| Crystal Shape | The shape of a mineral. Examples: Tetrahedron, cube, octahedron, rhombohedron. |
| Controlled Variable(s) | The part of the experiment that stays the same--does not change. |
| Cell | The basic unit of structure and function of living things. |
| Nuclear Membrane | Seperates the nucleus from the rest of the inside of the cell. Acts as a barrier to control what enters and leaves the nucleus. |
