1. DENSITY- ratio of the mass of an object to its volume.

2. MASS- how heavy the object is.

3. VOLUME- how much space an object occupies.

4. RECYCLE- forming new products.

5. REUSE- materials can be kept and used again.

6. REDUCE-

7. MELTING- solid to liquid (ice to water)

8. FREEZING- liquid to solid (water to ice)

9. EVAPORATION- liquid to gas (drying of wet clothes)

10. CONDENSATION- gas to liquid (morning dew on the grass; water droplets of bottle; fog)

11. SUBLIMATION- solid to gas (dry ice to gas)

12. Physical and Chemical Change

13. HEART- pumps blood all over the body

14. SMALL INTESTINE- absorbs nutrients from the food we eat

15. LARGE INTESTINE- absorbs water from digested food and pushes it down the rectum as
waste

16. KIDNEY- filter unwanted particles from the blood; also keep healthy salt levels in the
body

17. LIVER- eliminates toxins from the body

18. BRAIN- controls all the functions in the body

19. LUNGS- responsible for breathing.

20. ROOTS- absorbs water and minerals from the soil

21. LEAVES- use carbon dioxide and sunlight

22. STEM- connects the roots to the leaves

23. Spiny leaf edges- adaptation for conserving water

24. Thorns of plants protect itself from animal (rose)

25. MUTUALISM- both organisms benefit from each other (flower & bee)

26. PREDATION- one eats and kills the other

27. COMMENSALISM- one organism benefits while the other is unaffected (remora & shark)

28. PARASITISM- one organism benefits while the other is harmed (thick/fleas & dog)

29. COMPETITION- organisms needing limited resources

30. ECOSYSTEM- the environment to which an organism belongs

31. BIOTIC FACTORS- living things in an ecosystem

32. ABIOTIC FACTORS- non-living things

33. BIOME- an area with a distinct set of species living in

34. TROPICAL RAINFOREST- a biome found in lands around the equator (extreme
competition of sunlight resulting in tall trees; it has the most animal diversity among
other land biomes)

35. INTERTIDAL ZONE- a biome found in areas submerged in water during high tide but
exposed during low tide (always experiences drastic changes in the environment due to
tidal systems)

36. ESTUARY- a biome found in areas where the river meets the sea (its changing salinity is a
breeding ground for a lot of algae, crabs, worms & fish; provides place for some birds
such as geese and ducks to eat)

37. DEFORESTATION- is an activity where a forest is removed of trees so it can be converted

into something else

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