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Question I 100

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This is the place where broken glass is disposed of.

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Question I 200

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Place where you go in the room if harmful chemicals are spilled on you.

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Question I 300

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The significance of this sign

Question I 400

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The Significance of this symbol

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Question I 500

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Three ways to protect yourself while using corrosive chemicals.

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Question II 100

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Ability to:

Grow/Deveop

Respond to Stimulus

Reproduce

Question II 200

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Factors that include Water, Rocks and Gravel

Question II 300

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Change in a Species over time

Question II 400

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Regulation of an organisms internal conditions to be

stable

Question II 500

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All living things are composed of Cells, the cell must have this in the

nucleus?

Question III 100

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This is what you do before you formulate your hypothesis.

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Question III 200

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Definition of “hypothesis”

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Question III 300

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In an experiment ___________ always comes first.

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Question III 400

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This stays the same in an experiment

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Question III 500

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Type of data that includes numbers and measurable amounts.

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Question IV 100

The hunter in an ecosystem

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Question IV 200

Ramora and Shark: Ramora is fish that has a modified fin used as a sucker. It suctions itself to the shark. The Ramora does not harm the shark, but does use the shark as a form of protection. It then feeds off the scraps as the shark devours its food.

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Question IV 300

Birds pollinating flowers

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Question IV 400

North American Tick and Canine: A tick must have blood in order to survive. The tick often sucks the

blood from an animal such as a dog. The tick secretes saliva that prevents

blood from clotting and can sometimes lead to paralysis in the

dog.

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Question IV 500

When two organisms need the same limited resources

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Question V 100

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How does temperature affect rate of photosynthesis?

Question V 200

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What is the temperature for the highest ventilation of Bluegill Sunfish?

Question V 300

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Which plant would be better suited for a place in full sunlight?

Question V 400

What hypothesis is being tested?

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Question V 500

How does Pressure affect Volume

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Answer I 100

What is a broken glass container

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Answer I 200

What is the Safety Shower.

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Answer I 300

What is a biohazard

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Answer I 400

What is corrosive

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Answer I 500

What is wear goggles, apron, and gloves?

(also will accept tie hair back and secure loose clothing.)

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Answer II 100

What are some characteristics of Life

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Answer II 200

What are Abiotic Factors

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Answer II 300

What is Evolution?

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Answer II 400

What is Homeostasis?

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Answer II 500

What is DNA or Genetic Material?

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Answer III 100

What is make an observation?

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Answer III 200

What is an educated guess?

If, then statement predicting a possible outcome.

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Answer III 300

What is Safety?

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Answer III 400

What is the control?

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Answer III 500

What is Quantitative data?

(Numerical/Measurements)

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Answer IV 100

What is a Predator?

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Answer IV 200

What is Commensalism?

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Answer IV 300

What is commensalism?

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Answer IV 400

What is parasitism

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Answer IV 500

What is competition

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Answer V 100

More photosynthesis occurs in warmer temperatures than in cooler

ones.

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Answer V 200

What is 22* C

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Answer V 300

Plant # 1

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Answer V 400

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If cats use the new cat food, then they will be just as healthy as cats with the old cat food.

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Answer V 500 As Pressure increases, Volume

Decreases

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