Science: Living Things and Ecosystems, Earth and Space, Force and Motion

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Vocabularies of Living Things and Ecosystems, Earth and Space, Force and Motion

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Matching Pairs Science: Living Things and Ecosystems, Earth and Space, Force and MotionOnline version Vocabularies of Living Things and Ecosystems, Earth and Space, Force and Motion by Peserta PPG 02546 1 Vertebrate 2 Organism 3 Habitat 4 Biodiversity 5 Excretion 6 Ecosystem 7 Invertebrate 8 Reptile 9 Mammal 10 Dichotomous Key 11 Food Chain 12 Nutrition 13 Prey A sequence showing how energy passes from one organism to another. The process of obtaining and using food for energy and growth. Any living thing that can carry out life processes. An animal that has a backbone. An animal that is hunted and eaten by another animal. An animal that does not have a backbone. A vertebrate animal that has hair or fur and produces milk for its young. A cold-blooded vertebrate with scales, such as snakes and lizards. The removal of waste products from the body. A tool used to identify organisms through a series of paired choices. The variety of living organisms in a particular area or on Earth. A community of living organisms interacting with each other and their environment. The natural environment where an organism lives. 1 Axis 2 Constellation 3 Comet 4 Satellite 5 Meteorite 6 Rotation 7 Leap Year 8 Revolution 9 Meteor 10 Time Zone 11 Orbit A streak of light produced when a meteoroid burns in Earth's atmosphere. The path an object follows around another object in space. The spinning of Earth on its axis. A meteoroid that reaches Earth's surface. An imaginary line through Earth from the North Pole to the South Pole. An object that orbits a planet. A group of stars that forms a recognizable pattern in the sky. A region of Earth that uses the same standard time. The movement of Earth around the Sun. An icy object that develops a tail when it approaches the Sun. A year with 366 days that occurs every four years. 1 Resultant Force 2 Deceleration 3 Friction 4 Unbalanced Force 5 Balanced Force 6 Push 7 Acceleration 8 Velocity 9 Speed 10 Force 11 Pull 12 Motion Speed in a specific direction. A push or pull that can change an object's motion. A force that opposes motion between two surfaces. The rate at which velocity changes. The distance traveled per unit of time. The overall force acting on an object after all forces are combined. Forces that are equal in size and opposite in direction. Forces that cause a change in an object's motion. A decrease in speed over time. A change in an object's position over time. A force that moves an object away from something. A force that moves an object toward something.

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Science: Living Things and Ecosystems, Earth and Space, Force and MotionOnline version

by Peserta PPG 02546

Vertebrate

Organism

Habitat

Biodiversity

Excretion

Ecosystem

Invertebrate

Reptile

Mammal

Dichotomous Key

Food Chain

Nutrition

Prey

Axis

Constellation

Comet

Satellite

Meteorite

Rotation

Leap Year

Revolution

Meteor

Time Zone

Orbit

Resultant Force

Deceleration

Friction

Unbalanced Force

Balanced Force

Push

Acceleration

Velocity

Speed

Force

Pull

Motion