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A sound wave is an example of a ___________ wave.
Longitudinal
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To measure wavelength you measure the distance from crest to crest or from trough to ________.
Trough
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An echo is an example of a wave being ___________.
Reflected
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A wave in a pond spreading as it passes a rock is an example of ____________.
Diffraction
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Sound waves transfer energy by __________ air particles.
pushing
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Your hearing can be ___________ by high intensity sounds.
Damaged
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The intensity of a sound is determined by its ____________.
Amplitude
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An electromagnetic wave transfers energy through a _______.
Field
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The Sun is the source of _____ EM waves on Earth.
many
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The Cell Cycle begins with ____________.
interphrase
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A cell grows and carries out life functions in __________.
interphrase
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The offspring produced by asexual reproduction are genetically _________ to their parents.
identical
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Most multicelluar organisms grow and develop because their cells _________ to divide.
continue
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Your genes are inherited from your ________.
parents
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_______ are various forms of the same genes.
Alleles
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If the genotype of one parent is GG and the genotype of the other is gg, what is the probability that an offspring will have a Gg genotype?
100%
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During meiosis _______ & _____ are produced.
Sperm&Egg
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A _______ square is a representation of how alleles might combine.
Punnet
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Genetic engineering involves _______ an organism's genes.
changing
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A clone is an organism that is genetically ________ to its parent.
identical
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Refraction happens when a wave moves from one medium to ________.
another
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A doctor uses ultrasound to examine _______ organs.
internal
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______ rays have the highest frequencies.
Gamma
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The cell cycle ends with ______________.
cytokinesis
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Your cells keep _________ even when you are an adult.
diving
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If an animal has an allele for white fur, but its fur is black . The allele for white fur is __________.
recessive
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A fossil is an object that contains traces, remains or evidence of ________ things from long ago.
living
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According to the fossil record, the first multicellar organisms were __________.
seaweed
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Natural Selection occurs due to overproduction, ___________ and variations.
competition
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Snakes use to walk on land, they still have small leg bones in their body and vestigial _______.
organs
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An inherited triat that gives an organism an advantage in its particular enviroment is an ____________.
adaptation
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A group of organisms that live in a particular area is a ____________.
population
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Ecology is the study of how living things ________.
interact
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The source of energy for almost all life on Earth is ____.
Sun
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An ecosystem is made up of living things and the _________ enviroment.
physical
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A frog is an example of a consumerin a pond ____________.
ecosystem
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After a forest fire, grasses and small shrubs begin to grow. Eventually, trees grow back this is an example of ____________ succession.
secondary
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In the area around a city, large homes, mall and new roads are built. This is an example of __________ development.
Suburban
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Wood is an example of a ____________ resource.
Renewable
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House sparrows from England were released in the US. They have competed with native blue birds. These sparrows are an ________ species.
invasive
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A substance that makes air, water, or land harmful for life is called __________.
pollutant
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The endangered Species Act is a law that helps preserve _____________.
biodiversity
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Sand Dunes are created by _______.
Wind
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Mangroves grow in _____ water.
Salt
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Human activities like habitat destruction, poaching and pollution can cause ____________.
extinction
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