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ABC's of Science

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ABC'S OF SCIENCE

  • By:Olivia.V
Photo by Andreas.
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A

  • A is for Aneometer
  • Aneometer is a tool that measures
  • wind speed.
Photo by Tau Zero
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B

  • B is Barometer
  • Barometer is a tool that measures
  • air pressure.
Photo by Leo Reynolds
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C

  • Chemical energy is energy in a substance
  • that is released in a chemical reacation.
Photo by EMSL
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D

  • D is for Dog
  • A dog is a endothermic animal
  • that has fur and a backbone.
Photo by WilliamMarlow
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E

  • E is for Electrical energy
  • Electrical energy is a substance
  • that travels by electrical objects.
Photo by cknara
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F

  • F is for Fungi
  • Fungi is in the animal kingdom.
Photo by Chris_Parfitt
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G

  • G is for Gravitropism
  • Gravitropism is say you tilt a plant
  • sideways the plant goes up,while the roots
  • go down.
Photo by BlueRidgeKitties
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H

  • H Is for honeybee
  • A honeybee is a insect,it has six legs
  • and three body parts.
Photo by supersum (off)
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I

  • I is for Inclined plane
  • Inclined plane is a ramp that helps
  • move objects.Like a moving truck.
Photo by Sharon Drummond
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J

  • J is for Jaguar
  • Jaguar is a endothermic vertebrate
  • that has a backbone with fur.
Photo by djwudi
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K

  • K Is for Kentic Energy
  • Kentic Energy is basically energy that
  • moves.Like a rock rolling down a hill.
Photo by roobarb!
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L

  • L is for Lion
  • A lion is a endothermic animal
  • that has fur and a backbone
Photo by jimbowen0306
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M

  • M is for Magnetism
  • Magnetism is a force that attracts
  • to certain kinds of objects.
Photo by Mark_W
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N

  • N is for North pole
  • North pole is a pole that can attract
  • to southpole,but repels north pole.
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O

  • O is for ovary
  • Ovary is part of a female part(pistil)
  • of a flower.
Photo by TheeErin
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P

  • P is for Pulley
  • Pulley is a wheel with a grooved rim and
  • a rope or cable that rides in the groove.
Photo by funadium
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Q

  • Q is for Qulitative
  • Qualitative is basically like a description
  • of what you see.Example:The fire is orange.
Photo by Walid Mahfoudh
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R

  • A rattle snake is a ectothermic vertabrate
  • that are dry and scaly.
Photo by drewgstephens
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S

  • S is for Screws
  • Screws is an inclined plane wrapped
  • around a cylinder or done to form a spiral.
Photo by JusDaFax
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T

  • T is for Thermal Energy
  • Thermal energy is when particles move
  • faster and the object gets hot.
Photo by djwudi
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U

  • U is for Unicellular
  • Unicellular is a object with one
  • cell.
Photo by PROYECTO AGUA** /** WATER PROJECT
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V

  • V is for Vulture
  • Vulture is a endothermic vertabrate that has
  • wings,a beak,and two legs.
Photo by Vvillamon
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W

  • W is for Wheel and Axle
  • Wheel and Axle is a rod attached to a wheel
  • to move heavy objects.
Photo by ykanazawa1999
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X

  • X is for Xylem
  • Xylem is a tube that carrys water to the
  • plant.
Photo by Tony Rodd
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Y

  • Y is for Yellow Jacket
  • Yellow Jacket is an insect because
  • it has six legs and three body parts.
Photo by Billy Wilson Photography
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Z

  • Z is for Zebra
  • Zebra is a endothermic vertebrate that
  • has a backbone and fur.
Photo by angela7dreams

Olivia VanGilfer