words that sound the same but are spelled differently

(a)  

words that are spelled the same but pronounced differently

(a)  

when a comma is used instead of a period between 2 sentences

(a)  

water is (a)  

a (a)   sentence is made up of only one independent clause and no dependent clause

(a)   quotations are used when not quoting something directly

a person, place, or thing

(a)  

an action

(a)  

uses words “like” or “as”

(a)  

the subject or what it’s about

(a)  

uses words like “i, me, we, us”

(a)  

uses words like “he, she, them”

(a)  

human traits

(a)  

found at the end of a book: built in dictionary

(a)  

reasons and evidence that is given to support the main idea

(a)  

complete sentence that provides the whole idea

(a)  

upper chambers that receive blood

(a)  

break down food and absorbs nutrients

(a)  

where the nucleus is found

(a)  

middle layer is skin

(a)  

inner layer of bone

(a)  

components that make up all living organisms

(a)  

single stranded and shorter than DNA

(a)  

uses words like “you” and “your”

(a)  

external layer of the skin

(a)  

holds DNA and the nucleus

(a)  

helps predict outcome of offspring

(a)  

cells only come from pre-existing cells

(a)  

contain thousands of ribosome

(a)  

uses 2 lenses to multiply the magnification

(a)  

uses beam of electrons, used to view small objects

(a)  

made of glycerol molecules and long fatty acid chains

(a)  

does NOT contain words “like” or “as”

(a)  

found at the beginning of the text, listed chronologically

(a)  

who or what a sentence is about

(a)  

separates the left and right halves

(a)  

bring oxygen into the body and expel carbon dioxide from the body

(a)  

found at the end of the text, organized alphabetically

(a)  

reasons and evidence that is given to support the main idea

(a)  

word describing a verb or adjective

(a)  

what kind of sentence build on simple sentences by adding at least one dependent clause to an independent clause

(a)  

lower chambers that blood in each chamber passes to in the heart

(a)  

deliver oxygenated blood to the rest of the body

(a)  

separates the front and back halves of a body

(a)  

middle of the body

(a)  

towards back of the body

(a)  

towards head or higher

(a)  

towards front of body

(a)  

refers to the bodies own defenses that build up over time to protect infection

(a)  

word that stands for noun

(a)  

outer layer of bone

(a)  

used when you are repeating the exact words that a person uttered

(a)  

what kind of sentence is made by linking multiple independent clauses

(a)  

solution where pH stays constant

(a)  

factors that could affect the dependent variable

(a)  

changed variable

(a)  

changes in the response to independent variable

(a)  

variables that stay the same

(a)  

contains body fat

(a)  

occurs in cases where antibodies are passed from one person to another, giving temporary immunity

(a)  

main source of energy

(a)  

attraction between atoms

(a)  

small, unicellular living things that can enter larger organisms and cells

(a)  

1 of 2 atoms pull electrons more strongly

(a)  

make up bones, muscles, and other tissue

(a)  

separates the top and bottom halves

(a)  

composed to skin, hair, and nails

(a)  

carries deoxygenated blood away from the heart to the lungs

(a)  

transmits messages to cells

(a)  

away from head or lower

(a)  

can stand on its own as a complete sentence

(a)  

must be attached to an independent clause to form a sentence

(a)  

what kind of sentence contains the most parts formed when at least 1 dependent clause is added to 2 or more independent clauses

(a)