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BAV
Test on 10/24-THURSDAY
denominator
• Bottom number of a fraction and probably the bigger number of the fraction.
numerator
• Top number of a fraction and probably the smaller number
community
• A group of organisims depending on each other to survive in one place.
Dichotomous key
• A key used to identify organisms.
Puritan
• People who believed living a “pure” life of Chrisitanity is the best way to believe.
Indentured Servant
• A person who is bought by one person to travel somewhere and work for an amount of time. When that time of service is over they are free from their owner.
Week 10/28-11/1 AND 11/4-11/8
• Milli- : A thousand• Centi-100• Kilo- multiply this by 1000 to your object.
idiom
• Words or phrases that mean more than what the words actually mean.
Chemical properties
• a property used to characterize materials in reactions that change their identity property
Introduction Paragraph
• First paragraph in a writing and it tells the reader what the writing is going to be about.
Physical map
• Map that shows a river, landscape like valleys, mountains, or plains.
Eclipse
• A part or whole that is covered.
BAV WEEK 11/11-11/15
Quote
To repeat words from a book, speech, website, or anything else.
Dialogue
conversation between two or more people from real life, book, play, or movie.
Distinguish
To notice a difference.
Articulate
To say something clearly.
Elaborate
To give more details.
Initiate
An act that begins other actions; to start something.
Hypothesize
• To explain why something is happening based on clues you have gathered.
Approximate
• To make an estimate, close guess.
Paraphrase
• To explain an idea using different words.
Evaporation
• When the sun heats up water molecules and they turn from liquid to gas, or steam.
Quaker
• People who believed in helping the poor and to never have war but keep peace.
Stereotypical
• To put someone into a group based on looks, actions, or friends.
Homework
Write one sentence for each BAV word