It is used as fertilizer in farming.

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It is an infection caused by ingestion of contaminated food or water.

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It is a water-borne disease that is transmitted to a person drink polluted water.

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It is a change which affects one or more physical properties of a material.

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It is the ability of a material to resist scratching or breaking.

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It is the tendency of an object to break easily.

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It is the ability of an object to be hammered or shaped into thin sheets.

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This refers to the strength of solid materials.

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It is the degree of hotness or coldness of a body. It is measured in units called degree Celsius or degree Fahrenheit.

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It is the process when solid materials turn into liquid.

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It is the process when liquid materials turn into solid.

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It is the process wherein liquids turn into gas.

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It is the process of turning gases into liquids.

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It is the process of changing solid into gas without passing the liquid phase.

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This is the round colored part of the eye.

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It is found at the center of the iris which is a dark, round opening.

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It is found at the back of the pupil.

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It is the layer that lines the interior side of the eye. It forms an upside-down image.

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This is found at the back of the retina.

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It is a curved flap-like part in the ear that is attached to the side of the head.

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It is the part of the ear where the sound passes through.

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It is a thin sheet that separates the outer ear from the middle ear. It vibrates as sound hits i.t

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It is found in the middle ear which has a fluid-filled, coiled tube where the three tiny bones in the ear is located.

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This picks up the message and sends it to the brain.

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What are the three tiny bones in the ears?

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These are two openings in the nose.

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These are tiny hairs found inside your nose.

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It is a sticky liquid found in your nose.

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It is a hollow portion in your nose where air passes through.

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These are found in the upper part of the nasal cavity which carries the smell to your brain.

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These are the bumps found in your tongue.

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These are special structures in your tongue found inside the papillae which is responsible in identifying food flavors.

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It is the largest organ in our body.

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It is the outer layer in the skin.

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It contains blood vessel, nerves and roots of hair found under the layer of epidermis.

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This release substances that makes the skin waterproof.

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These are tiny openings in the skin.

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These are animals which is supported by a backbone or a spine. They have skeleton, protective covering, and legs or fins.

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These are type of animals which feed their young through their mammary glands.

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These are types of animals which do not have any spine or backbone.

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It is a tube-like mouth that is being used by butterflies, flies, and mosquitoes to sip food.

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This is used by octopus to capture food and push it into the stomach.

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It is being used by spiders to catch insects, tadpoles, or small fishes for food.

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It is the basic unit of all living things.

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It is the area of the brain that is responsible for balance and muscle movements.

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It is found at the base of the brain which serves as a bridge that relays messages from the brain to the spinal cord.

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It is the part of the brain that is responsible for creativity, imagination, intuition, insight, and music (right hemisphere) and responsible for analytic thought, logic, language, reasoning, and science (left hemisphere)

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These are the main organs for respiration or breathing.

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It is a pear-shaped muscular organ located inside the chest.

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It is the largest artery in the body.

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It is a J-shaped organ that is made up of muscles that expand to accommodate the food that you eat.

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This is also called as crushed food in your stomach which passes slowly to the small intestine for final digestion.

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It is where the final digestion of food takes place.

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This receives the undigested food from your small intestine which absorbs water from the undigested food.

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This is the undigested food that is being excreted.

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This is the largest internal organ which is located at the right side of the body, underneath the ribs, and a little to the right of the abdominal cavity.

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It is a greenish substance that is being produced by the liver.

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These are bean-shaped like organs loated on both the left and right sides of the body.

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It is the hardest organ in the body.

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It is a change in the appearance of an animal as it develops into an adult. (example: butterflies)

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These are animals that are hatched from eggs. Examples are chicks and snakes.

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These are animals that are given birth and look like their parents such as cats and dogs.

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What do you call the larva of a butterfly?

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It is where the larva rests and develops into a pupa.

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It is the beginning of growth for the embyro.

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It is the hard outer part of the seed that protects the embryo.

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It is called as a miniature plant which consists of young leaves and the young root.

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It is defined as push or pull on an object.

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She was a Filipino scientist and a doctor who discovered the incubator.

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It is an object that attracts things that are made of iron. This can be U-shaped, circular, ring, or bar.

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What do you call animals that kill and eats the other animal for food.

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What do you call the animals that are being eaten and killed by predators.

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It is the illegal killing, trapping, or capturing of animals like elephants, rhinoceros, and tigers.

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These are white, puffy clouds that look like pieces of floating cotton. These are often called as fair-weather clouds.

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These are white, feathery, and float the farthest from Earth. They usually bring fair and pleasant weather.

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This means layers. These are closed which cover the entire sky. They are gray in color and lie low in the sky. Light mist or drizzle sometimes fall from these clouds.

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These are also called as rain clouds. They are thick and dark which bring heavy rains.

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It is the amount of space occupied by an object.

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It is the pull of gravity on the matter.

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It is the amount of matter that an object has.

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It is anything that occupies space and has mass.

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It has definite shape, color, size and texture.

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It does not have no definite shape but has volume, viscosity and can take the shape of a container.

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This follows the shape of the container and maybe squeezed or spread out to occupy available space. We need this in order to survive and live.

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It is the process of transferring pollen that help to reproduce new seeds and drop them to different places to start the process all over again.

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This is the young leaves in the embryo.

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This is the young root in the embryo.

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This is the hard outer part of the embryo.

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This is the part in the embryo where food is stored.

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These are the stalks between the plumule and radicle.

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These are tiny openings in the plant which allows gas exchange to pass through.

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It is the process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water.

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It is a pigment that gives plants their green color, and it helps plants create their own food through photosynthesis.

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It is the study of living organisms.

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