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The moon itself doesn’t emit any _____ like the sun. What we see when we see the moon is sunlight ______________________ off the moon.
The __________________ of the moon is how much of the moon appears to us on _____________________ to be lit up by the sun.
__________________ of the moon is always lit up by the sun, except during an ______________________, but we only see a portion that is lit up.
Around once per _________________, the moon __________________ around the Earth.
As the moon circles the Earth, we can only see a portion of the lit up side. When we can see 100% of the lit up side, this is a _______________ moon. When we can’t see any of the lit up side, this is called a _____________________ moon or ___________________ moon.
What are the different phases of the moon?
As the moon orbits or circles the Earth, the phase _________________________.


What is the phase called where we can’t see any of the lit up side of the moon?
_________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________
Starting with the New Moon, list the phases of the moon.
____________________________________________________
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____________________________________________________ Waxing or Waning?
As the New moon begins its orbit and we see more and more of the moon, this is called _________________________________.

After the moon gets to its Full phase, we start to see less and less of the moon. This is called ____________________________.

Answer:

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The moon itself doesn’t emit any light like the sun. What we see when we see the moon is sunlight off the moon.

As the moon circles the Earth, we can only see a portion of the lit up side. When we can see 100% of the lit up side, this is a Full moon. When we can’t see any of the lit up side, this is called a dark moon or new moon.

What are the different phases of the moon?

As the moon orbits or circles the Earth, the phase changes.

What is the phase called where we can’t see any of the lit up side of the moon?

New Moon.

Starting with the New Moon, list the phases of the moon.

New Moon.

Waxing Crescent.

First Quarter.

Waxing Gibbous.

Full.

Waning Gibbous.

Third Quarter.

Waning Crescent.Waxing or Waning?

As the New moon begins its orbit and we see more and more of the moon, this is called waxing/waning.

After the moon gets to its Full phase, we start to see less and less of the moon. This is called waning.

Explanation:

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The circulatory system works with the ___ system to get nutrients to all body cells.

A- endocrine
B- digestive
C- muscular
D- skeletal

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A busy city is similar to a cell. Both a city and a cell are made up of many important parts that work together as a whole. What could you find in a city that has a similar function to the mitochondria in a cell?

A. a power plant
B. a water tower
C. a traffic signal
D. a street sweeper

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okay , so I am 13 years old . I had gotten my cartilage pierced on both ears for my 13th birthday. Fast foward, I had asked my mom if I could get another cartilage piercing and my tragus pierced . She told me to ask my father. I did not . So I had pierced my tragus and my cartilage on my ear .. And my mom nor my dad has no clue I done it .

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In this case, we have a large population of lizards that live on an island. These particular lizards can either have an all-green tail or a tail with a black tip. In the large population there are many of each type, but one day, two green-tailed lizards and three lizards with black-tipped tails were picked up by a sailor and dropped off on an island that had no lizards of this kind. It was noted that the black-tipped lizards could use the black tip of their tail to distract predators while they made a quick escape and this particular island had many predators. The lizards began to breed and eventually produced their own large population after a few years. Make a prediction about what you might find if you visited this island after several years based on what you have learned.

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1) If you cross a mussel with dark, zebra-striped shells with a mussel with
solid light-colored shells, how many offspring would you expect to
have the dark, zebra-striped shells?
A) 0%
B)
50%
C) 75%
D) 100%

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Whales, humans, lizards, and birds each have forelimbs that are adapted for different functions, including swimming, using tools, walking, and flying. While different in function, these forelimbs share a similar skeletal structure of the humerus, radius, and ulna. How does a comparison of the forelimbs of these organisms provide evidence for evolution?
A. These homologous structures indicate that these four organisms all share a common ancestor.
B. These analogous structures indicate that whales are descended from organisms that lived on land.
C. These analogous structures indicate that these four organisms all experienced convergent evolution.
D. These homologous structures indicate that humans, whales, and birds all evolved from a lineage of lizards.

Why do smokers find it harder to give up smoking? ​

This process occurs when the cell uses energy to bring something in from outside the cell.

Food gives the body energy, which helps the body maintain homeostasis. In the morning, an athlete eats a nutritious breakfast to get energy to exercise.What are the main organ systems involved in the process of food from the athlete's breakfast being broken down into nutrients and then delivered to the cells?

Which will cool down faster overnight, the water in the pool of the air above the water pool?

Please help

Inside of cells are different parts that work together called _________________.

PLEASE HELP - While walking in the woods one day,you come across A strange object. You decided to investigate the object to determine if it's a living organism or not.Explain the characteristics you would look for to determine if the object you found is a living organism.

The cells of all living things have a cell membrane, or protective layer, that covers the cell's surface.

A. True
B. False
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exposure to the building material asbestos has been linked to certain types of cancers. Asbestos causes mutations in the P53 gene, which controls tumer expressions?
F.The mutation occured in gametic cells
G.The mutation occurred in somatic cells
H.The mutation is recessive
J.The mutation is Sex-linked
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How was osmosis involved in causing Clark’s seizures?

? transfers heat within the atmosphere and ocean.

Which statements correctly describe the grana and stroma?
Select two that apply.

A. Inside the outer membranes is a gel-like fluid known as the stroma.
B. Inside the outer membranes is a gel-like fluid known as the grana.
C. Stacks of thylakoid membranes are collectively called the stroma.
D. Stacks of thylakoid membranes are collectively called grana.

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1. Using the grid provided, label the x-axis “Year". Label the x-axis with the years listed in picture one below.


2. Based on the sizes of the numbers for each population, create a scale on the two separate y-axes (similar to the snowshoe hare-lynx graph). Place the moose population on the y-axis on the left side of the x-axis and the wolf population on the y-axis on the right side of the x-axis.


3. Construct a line graph using the data from Table 2. Use a different coloured line for each population.


4.Give your graph a title. Create a legend for your graph so it is easy to read.


after your done with graph please answer this questions!


1. Describe the relationship between the moose and wolf populations.


2. What biotic and abiotic factors might influence the moose and wolf populations?


3.How would the carrying capacity for wolves be influenced if a large number of moose were killed by humans?


also please make sure the grid your using is the same as in picture two below!

there are ____chromosomes in a normal human sex cell and There are_____chromsomes in a normal human somatic​

Scientists once thought the giant panda was a type of bear. Later, scientists classified giant pandas as relatives of the bear and lesser pandas as relatives of the
raccoon. The diagram below shows the revised classification
PANDA CLASSIFICATION
Brown Bear
Sun Bear
Spectacled Bear
Giant Panda
Lesser Panda
Raccoon
Dog
100
80 60 40 20
Millions of Years Ago
Which type of evidence would provide the best support for this classification?
o A. Giant pandas and lesser pandas began to occupy different habitats.
O B. Giant pandas and lesser pandas began to eat different types of foods.
OC. Giant pandas share more genes with bears, while lesser pandas share more genes with raccoons.
o D. Giant pandas and lesser pandas developed different types of mating behaviors.

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List three things that are different between Yellowstone National Park and Isle Royale National Park.

Which best describes the lower body structures of humans and chimpanzees?

The big toes of humans and chimpanzees are enlarged.
The human foot has three arches, but the chimpanzee foot only has one.
Human knees are very mobile, but chimpanzee knees are stabilized by tendons.
The blades of the human pelvis are not rotated inward like those of the chimpanzee.

Which of the following lines
of poetry uses repetition
(repeated words)?
A. It only gives our wish for blue a whet.
B. Since earth is earth perhaps, not
heaven (as yet) -
C. Though some savants make earth
include the sky;
D. In here and there a bird, or butterfly,

Moving a book to a lower shelf decreases potential energy.
True
False

Claim: Individuals in a population have genetic variations that can be passed on to their offspring. How could an organism's traits influence the survival rate of the population?