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| a system of measurement in units of 10 used in science |
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| a metric unit for measuring volume |
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| a metric unit for measuring heat |
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| a chart that organizes data as it is collected |
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| a graph that uses bars to compare groups |
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| a graph that shows change over time |
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| a graph that uses pictures or symbols to compare groups |
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| a circle graph that compares a part to a whole |
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| anything that has mass or takes up space |
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| a definite shape and volume |
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| definite shape; takes the shape of its container |
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| the change of a liquid to a solid |
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| the changing of a solid to a liquid |
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| the changing of a liquid to a gas |
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| the changing of a gas to a liquid |
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| the changing of a solid to a gas |
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| the ability to sink or float |
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| a property that does not change; identifies a substance |
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| a property showing how a substance reacts when in contact with another substance |
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| no new substance is made; matter is not changed |
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| a new substance is made; matter is changed |
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| two or more substances combined; physical change |
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| made when one substance dissolves into another |
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| the part of a solution being dissolved |
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the part of a solution that a substance in which a substance dissolves
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| does not allow energy to pass through easily |
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| does allow energy to pass through easily |
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| heat being passed through contact |
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| heat passed by hot moving up and cooler moving into its place |
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| heat passed through the air in waves |
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| all colors of light together; the only light we see |
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| red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet |
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| when light bounces off something |
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| when light bends through different mediums |
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| the path through which electrons flow |
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| an imcomplete circuit path with a gap or hole in it |
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| a complete circuit path without any gaps or holes |
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| a circuit with multiple receivers on multiple paths |
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| a circuit with multiple receivers on one path |
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| a push or pull that makes things move |
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| a force in the opposite direction of the moving force; slows things down |
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