The ABC's Of Science
Published on Nov 20, 2015
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A is for animal. Animals are living beings that breathe and move.
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B is for backbone. A backbone is a spinal bane that helps support an animal.
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C is for circuit. A circuit is a wire connected to a power source to create a magnetic field.
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D is for data. Data is the information you gain from doing a lab.
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E is for electricity. Electricity is the presence or flow of electric currents.
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F is for flower. A flower is the female and male part of a plant and where the seeds and fruits are produced.
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G is for grasshopper. A grasshopper is an insect that eats plants.
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I is for inclined plane. An inclined plane is an object with a side tilted to a slant.
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J is for jaguar. A jaguar is a species of mammals that are vertebrates.
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K is for kangaroo. A kangaroo is a vertebrate with fur.
M is for magnet. A magnet is an object that produces a magnetic field.
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N is for newton. A newton is the unit in which force is measured.
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O is for octopus. An octopus is a type of animal that lives underwater. They are invertebrates.
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P is for pistil. A pistil is the female part of a plant.
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R is for rain. Rain is precipitation in the form of water.
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S is for spring scale. A spring scale is the tool used to measure force with newtons.
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T is for thermal energy. Thermal energy is the energy of heat.
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U is for unit. Units are the object/length used to measure a certain thing.
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V is for vascular system. A vascular system is a system of tubes that travel water and food through a plant.
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X is for xylem. Xylem is the tubes inside a plant that carry water.
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Y is for yucca. Yucca is a food produced through the roots of a plant.
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Z is for zebra. Zebras are a type of animal with stripes.
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