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accelerate increase/decrease in speed or change in direction

analyze to think though a problem

apply to put to use

biodegradable to break down or decompose

characteristic (property/trait) description, quality, or feature of an item

classify to organize, sort, or group based on properties

collect to gather information

compare (similarities) how things are alike

conclude/ conclusion to explain or summarize information

conduct to do or perform

conserve to save

constant variable things in an experiment that stay the same

constellation group of stars that form a picture in the night sky

continuous constant or nonstop

contrast ( differences) not alike

coordinate to arrange or put together

data information gathered

decline to decrease or slope downwards

define to explain or identify

density how crowed, cramped, or close things are together

dependent variable factor that responds to a change, measurable outcome in an experiment

determine to decide or conclude

describe to explain

diagram graph, chart, or illustration that shows information

efficient productive

erosion to break down

evaluate to judge or determine

experiment to test or trial

explain to make plain or clear

food web

force a push or pull

formulate to develop

function a job

graph shows information in a chart, table, or illustration

gravity attraction between two objects, downward pull towards the earth

hypothesis (hypothesize) to predict a possible outcome

incline sloped surface

independent variable a factor changed on purpose during an experiment

indicate to show or explain

interact to act upon one another

magnification to make an image appear larger

manipulate to alter, edit, or move

manufacture to make or distribute

mass the amount of substance in an object

medium a substance something can travel though

method a process or way to do something

momentum combined effect of mass and motion on an object

orbit to go around repeatedly

observation (observe) using your 5 senses to gather information

organism a living thing

potential a possibility

predict what you think is going to happen

property (trait/characteristic) description, quality, or feature of an item

qualitative describing something in words

quantitative describing something using numbers

regulate to control or adjust

represent to use in place of something

simulation to model a process or situation

speed distance traveled in a certain amount of time

solution a result

structure parts of a system

summarize to explain an overall idea

support to add for strength

traits (characteristics/property) description, quality, or feature of an item

variable a factor in an experiment

velocity speed in a specific direction

volume amount of space that something takes up