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Worksheets7th Grade 2nd Semester Vocab.
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Big body of water flowing through land on either side
erosion
Earth
sediment
river
Removal of weathered rock material
gravity
pressure
erosion
sediment
Force that exists between any two objects that have mass
sinkhole
wind
abrasion
gravity
3rd planet from the sun
Mercury
Earth
Venus
Neptune
Pull or push that is applied to an object
force
bedrock
abrasion
glacier
material , moved by wind and water, that settles
bedrock
sinkhole
pressure
sediment
Layer of solid rock beneath the soil on Earth
River
bedrock
soil
abrasion
Surface feature resulting from collapse of a cave
glacier
ice wedging
sinkhole
chemical weathering
Force per unit area exerted on an object
pressure
abrasion
wind
force
Mechanical weathering caused by scraping and scratching of rocks by loose particles
force
abrasion
wind
chemical weathering
Movement of air due to atmospheric pressure
pressure
erosion
wind
glacier
Changes to rocks and minerals by chemical reactions
chemical weathering
soil
abrasion
sediment
Outer layer of Earth’s crust that plants can grow
force
bedrock
soil
sediment
Large mass of ice resting on a land surface
gravity
river
ice wedging
glacier
Mechanical weathering in which water gets into cracks, freezes and expand
chemical weathering
glacier
ice wedging
pressure
kind of action of activity specific to a thing
system
function
organ
bone
body system that permits movement
tissue
interact
muscular system
heart
group of tissues that performs a complex function
muscular system
muscle
tissue
organ
group of related objects that work together to perform a function
function
bone
tissue
system
organ of the muscular system
muscle
system
heart
tissue
group of cells that works together to carry out a particular task in an organism
bone
muscular system
heart
tissue
to act on one another
function
organ
bone
interact
muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body
lungs
liver
kidneys
heart
Process when chemical energy is released some as ATP
tissue
interact
heart
cellular respiration
hard, white tissue forming the skeleton of vertebrates
bone
tissue
interact
heart
Evolution adaptation in the Homo sapiens ancestral lineage
human
cell embryo
male
female
fluid
Basic unit of all living things
human
cell
embryo
gametes
male
Early stage in growth, made of a small number of cells and contained within protective structure
cell
embryo
gametes
male
cycle
Group of related objects that work together to perform a function
human
system
male
fluid
parent
Reproductive cells: egg or sperm
egg
sperm
male
gametes
fluid
Female reproductive cell
male
ovary
organ
growth
egg
belonging to the biological sex that produces sperm cells
female
fluid
male
system
human
belonging to the biological sex that produces egg cells
female
male
fluid
egg
cycle
Substance that can flow when pressure is applied
parent
offspring
organ
growth
fluid
Process in which two gametes form a new organism
growth
fertilization
fluid
sexual reproduction
human
Process by which plants and animals create offspring by combining genetic material
organ
parent
ovary
sexual reproduction
asexual reproduction
Process that repeats
cycle
ovary
reproduce
parent
cell
Female reproductive organ that produces eggs
male
cell
gametes
ovary
sperm cell
To make more of a species
cycle
system
reproduce
offspring
parent
new organism that is a product of reproduction
parent
ovary
cycle
mass
offspring
Organism from which younger organisms are obtained
offspring
sperm cell
organ
growth
parent
.male reproductive cell
parent
ovary
egg
organ
sperm cell
Group of tissues that performs a complex function
human
cell
tissues
organ
growth
Amount of matter in an object
cell
human
mass
fluid
embryo
Process of using energy and becoming larger
ovary
cycle
female
growth
mass
Durable, flexible material that is found in various places on the human body
cartilage
skeleton
rib
calcium
ligament
Network of solid materials that give an organism’s body its structure
rib
skull
skeleton
vertebrae
backbone
Organ of the skeletal system that helps protect heart,lungs, and other organs
skeleton
rib
skull
vertebrae
backbone
Structure of bone found in the heads of animals
skeleton
rib
skull
vertabrae
backbone
Individual bones that stack to form the backbone of an animal
skeleton
rib
skull
vertebrae
backbone
Column of bones that runs backs and protects the spinal cord
skeleton
rib
skull
vertebrae
backbone
Bundle of nerves that runs along the back of a vertebrate
spinal cord
calcium
mineral
characteristic
lungs
An element; humans need to build strong bones and teeth
oxygen
carbon
hydrogen
calcium
potassium
Natural, solid substance found in rocks
calcium
mineral
characteristic
oxygen
carbon dioxide
Feature of an organism
calcium
mineral
characteristic
lungs
muscle
To take in and let out air
breathe
oxygen
respiratory system
carbon dioxide
respiration
Element; what living things breathe in
calcium
carbon
magnesium
oxygen
potassium
System of that body that brings oxygen into the body
breathe
respiratory system
carbon dioxide
respiration
lungs
Waste product of the cells; what we breathe out
oxygen
respiratory system
carbon dioxide
lungs
trachea
Process on taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide
oygen
respiratory system
carbon dioxide
respiration
lungs
Organs of the respiratory system
oxygen
respiratory system
carbon dioxide
respiration
lungs
Cartilage-lined tube between the larynx and the bronchus; also the windpipe
lungs
trachea
muscle
blood vessels
excretory system
organ of the muscular system
lungs
trachea
muscle
blood vessels
excretory system
Tubes in the body through which blood flows
lungs
trachea
muscle
blood vessels
excretory system
Body system responsible for storing and getting rid of waste
lungs
trachea
muscle
blood vessels
excretory system
Describes materials that can be seen through
transparent
translucent
refract
wavelength
convex
Describes materials that allow some light but can not be seen through
transparent
translucent
wavelength
convex
concave
To bend light as it passes through a material
transparent
translucent
refract
wavelength
prism
Distance between one peak and the next on a wave
frequency
trough
phase
sound wave
wavelength
Triangular piece of glass that can separate white light into different colors
refract
wavelength
prism
lens
convex
Curved piece of material that bends light as it passes through
prism
lens
vocal
vacuum
seismic
curved outward
retina
convex
concave
focus
reflect
curved inward
convex
retina
focus
focal point
concave
Membrane at the back of the eye onto which focused light falls
convex
concave
retina
focus
focal point
To direct light at one point
retina
convex
concave
focal point
focus
Point where light rays come together
focal point
retina
convex
concave
focus
To strike a surface and bounce back in the opposite direction
retina
convave
prism
reflect
focal point
Organism from which younger organisms are obtained
Parent
offspring
heredity
Egg
DNA
new organism that is a product of reproduction
Parent
offspring
heredity
Egg
DNA
Passing of traits from parent to offspring
Parent
offspring
heredity
Egg
DNA
Female reproductive cell
Parent
offspring
heredity
Egg
DNA
found in the nucleus of cells, contains genetic instructions
Parent
offspring
heredity
Egg
DNA
To receive genetic information and traits from a parent
inherit
cell
organism
chromosome
protein
Basic unit of all living things
inherit
cell
organism
chromosome
protein
Any individual living thing
inherit
cell
organism
chromosome
protein
Tightly wound bundle of DNA and proteins found in the nucleus
inherit
cell
organism
chromosome
protein
Nutrient used by animals
inherit
cell
organism
chromosome
protein
Process in which a cell splits in two
inherit
cell
organism
chromosome
cell division
Basic unit of heredity in a living organism
inherit
cell
organism
gene
cell division
One member of a pair or series of genes on specific chromosomes in specific positions
allele
recessive
heterozygous
genotype
phenotype
Genetic trait that lacks the ability to show itself if a dominant gene is present
allele
recessive
heterozygous
genotype
phenotype
Having different pairs of genes for any given pair of hereditary characteristics
allele
recessive
heterozygous
genotype
phenotype
Internal genetic coding passed on from one generation to the next
allele
recessive
heterozygous
genotype
phenotype
Internal genetic coding passed on from one generation to the next
allele
recessive
heterozygous
genotype
phenotype
Observable traits of an organism passed passed on from parent
allele
recessive
heterozygous
genotype
phenotype
feature of an organism; something you can observe about an organism
characteristic
genetic engineering
artificial selection
gene
offspring
Process where foreign or modified genes are directly incorporated into genome
characteristic
genetic engineering
artificial selection
gene
offspring
selective breeding of plants and animals by humans
characteristic
genetic engineering
artificial selection
gene
offspring
Basic unit of heredity in a living organism
characteristic
genetic engineering
artificial selection
gene
offspring
new organism that is a product of reproduction
characteristic
genetic engineering
artificial selection
gene
offspring
characteristic or property of an organism
trait
DNA
bacteria
endangered species
cell
found in the nucleus of cells, contains genetic instructions
trait
DNA
bacteria
endangered species
cell
single-celled organism without an organized nucleus
trait
DNA
bacteria
endangered species
cell
species that is in danger of extinction due to low number
trait
DNA
bacteria
endangered species
cell
Basic unit of all living things
trait
DNA
bacteria
endangered species
cell
Nutrient used by animals
protein
cell membrane
mutation
amino acid
phenotype
boundary that surrounds a cell
protein
cell membrane
mutation
amino acid
phenotype
change in the nucleotide sequence of an organism’s genome
protein
cell membrane
mutation
amino acid
phenotype
one of the 20 types of molecules that combine to form protein
protein
cell membrane
mutation
amino acid
phenotype
Observable traits of an organism passed passed on from parent
protein
cell membrane
mutation
amino acid
phenotype
plan, outline, or guide for creating something else
design
construct
structure
architect
engineer
build something from a design
design
construct
structure
architect
engineer
part of an organism; refers to the way parts are put together
design
construct
structure
architect
engineer
designer whose job is to plan, develop, draw, and supervise construction of buildings
design
construct
structure
architect
engineer
person with special skills; design things that help solve problems
design
construct
structure
architect
engineer
step in the engineering process where the design is ts tried and data collected
test
system
subsystem
material
engineer
group of related objects that work together to perform a function
test
system
subsystem
material
engineer
working system that is part of a larger system
test
system
subsystem
material
engineer
solid matter that can be used to create things
test
system
subsystem
material
engineer
plan, outline, or guide for creating something else
Design
load
force
material
force that is carried when supporting weight or mass
Design
load
force
material
pull or push that is applied to an object
Design
load
force
material
solid matter that can be used to create things
Design
load
force
material
bridge where the deck is suspended by cables attached to towers
suspension bridge
engineer
beam bridge
arch bridge
person with special skills; design things that help solve problems
suspension bridge
engineer
beam bridge
arch bridge
bridge with one horizontal beam whose weight is borne by two vertical supports
suspension bridge
engineer
beam bridge
arch bridge
bridge that uses curves to divert weight onto two supports
suspension bridge
engineer
beam bridge
arch bridge
