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EOG Review

Science

TermDefinition
Prevailing Westerlies Global winds that move from west to east
Cumulus A cloud formation in fair weather
Cumulonimbus A dark cloud with heavy precipitation (storm cloud)
Conduction When heat or electricity travels through an object (a hot handle of a pan, a cord plugged into the wall)
Convection When hot air/water rises and cold air/water sinks
Transpiration When plants push water out of their leaves to be evaporated
Mass Equal to the sum of all its parts
El Nino A series or climate changes around the globe
Deciduous Trees that shed their leaves (usually in the fall)
Coniferous Trees that DO NOT shed their leaves
Front A boundary seperating
Photosynthesis The process of plants making their own food
Transport Systems These are systems found in multi-celled organisms such as the Respiratory System.It is because the cells can't exchange gases with the outside environment.
Friction Forces that stop an object from moving
Gravity The force that pulls objects toward the center of an object (we are pulled to the center of the Earth)
Thermal Energy Energy that comes from heat
Radiation The ability for heat energy to travel through air (feeling the heat from a fire with your hand)
Multi-celled organisms Organisms you can see without a microscope. They have many systems, including TRANSPORT systems.
Single-celled organisms ONE cell. It does NOT have transport systems. It carries out all the basic life functions. It is a COMPLETE ORGANISM
Inherited traits traits passed down from their parents.
Acquired traits traits you gain throughout your life
Basic Life Functions moving,getting energy,excreting waste,reproduction,growth,respiration (breathing oxygen)
Decomposition when something decays or rots.
Decomposers Organisms that eat rotting,dead organisms
Consumers organisms that eat fresh organisms
Producers Plants that make their own food
Algae Algae is a single-celled organism that makes its own food. its not a plant though!
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