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Vosough Microbiome test Flashcards

1
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In the 11th century who made the scientific method?

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Alhazen, the father of scientific method

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What is the goal of the method?

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To find the truth

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3
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What is the first step to the scientific method?

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observe/question

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What is the second step to the scientific method?

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research

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5
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What is the third step to the scientific method?

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formulate hypothesis

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What is the fourth step to the scientific method?

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test hypothesis

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What is the fifth step to the scientific method?

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analyze and conclude

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8
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What is the sixth step to the scientific method?

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share the results (vosough)

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9
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What can other people do if you share a bad result?

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They can go off of that idea that they shouldn’t try it because it has been said to come out bad.

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10
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what is the difference between correlation and causation?

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correlation = two or more things that are linked
causation = something that causes another thing to happen

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11
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what is the definition of sample size?

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a smaller amount that represents a whole

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what is the definition of an independent variable

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only thing that you are changing in the experiment

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13
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what is the definition of a dependent variable

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The thing that you are measuring in your experiment

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14
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In the scientific method, what is something that you want to have the most of? (generally speaking)

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sample size/the amount of people (or things, creatures, etc.) that you’re measuring in experiment

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15
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Key concept of 1.1 microbiome unit

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Many organisms are microscopic–so small that they cannot be seen with the naked eye

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16
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definition of microbiomes

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all the microorganisms that live and on the human

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17
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how many microbiomes do we have in our body

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100 trillion of them

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18
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definition of organisms

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living things, such as plants, animals, and bacteria

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19
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definition of scale

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the relative size of things/the size of one thing compared to another

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20
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definition of microscopic

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too small to be seen with the naked eye

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21
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what do you need to be alive

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a Cell

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22
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what do cells do

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they make up functions

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23
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key concept of 1.2 microbiome

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Almost all cells are microscopic

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24
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what words make up microorganisms

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microscopic and organisms

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25
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what does enlarge in science

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magnification

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26
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definition of bacteria

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tiny organisms that are made of a single cell, that can be helpful or harmful to humans

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27
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who discovered cells

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Robert Hooke

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28
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what year did they discover cells

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1665

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29
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who was the person who said that motion was a sign of life

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Van Leeuwenhoek

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30
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is Van Leeuwenhoek statement true in this period of time, if so why

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no, there are now non living things that move, one example is a robot

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31
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what are all cells enclosed by? What does it control

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the cell membrane, controls what goes in and out

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32
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what are all cells made out of?

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Cytoplasm, a jelly-like fluid

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33
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what does cytoplasm do

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nothing, it is the only part of the cell that doesn’t have a function

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34
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what in a cell makes proteins

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ribosomes

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35
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which cells help fight infections

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white blood cells

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36
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what are cells made out of

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molecules

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37
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what is the smallest unit of matter

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atoms

38
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cells = ? = ?

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Molecules = atoms

39
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what do different organs form when working together

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a system

40
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what happens when different systems work together

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it makes up the body

41
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what do you call it when the same type of cells work together

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a tissue

42
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what do you call it when different tissues work together

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an organ

43
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what is the nucleus

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command center/makes all the decisions/tells what the cells what to do

44
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where is the dna kept in every cell

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the nucleus

45
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what else does the cell membrane do

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helps maintain homeostasis

46
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what is the homeostasis

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The stability that maintained by an organism, the single most important thing that keeps us healthy

47
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name examples of what the homeostasis does.

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knows when to repair cuts, maintaining the right temperature (98.6) , how many blood cells you need in your body, etc.

48
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when there’s a fever in your body what happens?

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the homeostasis fights it, which is why you feel pain when sick. once the sickness is gone, the homeostasis returns to maintain everything in the body once again

49
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what is mitochondria

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uses glucose and oxygen molecules to release energy that the cell can use

50
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where are the ribosomes

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either floating (in cytoplasm) or attached to the rough endoplasmic reticulum

51
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what is the Endoplasmic Reticulum/ E.R.

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makes and transports molecules (In general)

52
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how many types are there of the Endoplasmic Reticulum and what are the types

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two types, rough and smooth

53
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what make the E.R. rough

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Makes rough because of ribosomes attached to it

54
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is cytoplasm an organelle?

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no

55
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do plant cells have the same organelles as the cells in our body?

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they usually do, plus extra ones that only plant cells have

56
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what cells have a cell wall

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Plant cells are the only cells with a cell wall

57
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why do plant cells have a cell wall

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plants don’t have anything like bones to keep them up

58
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what are cloroplasts (in plant cells)

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they store chlorophyll

59
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what do Vacuoles do

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they store the plant cells

60
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are Vacuoles unique to plants

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no

61
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what’s the difference between plant Vacuoles and human cell Vacuoles

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plant vacuoles are extra big in size comparison

62
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what is a Scientific name

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their Genus + species name = organisms

63
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what are the three domains

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eukarya, bacteria, and achaea

64
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what domain are we in

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eukarya

65
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what separates the domains

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the way they look

66
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fill the blank :
the ___________ _____________ system

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Linnean classification

67
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What scientists get help from the linnean classification system

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who study life

68
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how many species have we discovered

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6 billion species

69
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who discovered the systems

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Carl linnaeus

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when did Carl linnaeus live

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early 17 hundreds

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why did Carl linnaeus make the system

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because it was easier to find everything

72
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what is the order of the classification from least to most specific

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domain, kingdom, phylum, class order, family, genus, species

73
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what is the next classification after order

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family

74
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what can you remember to remember the classification system

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DEAR KING PHILLIP CAME OVER FOR GOOD SOUP

75
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definition of culture

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scientists use cultures to grow and multiply microorganisms

76
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what is a petri dish

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what a culture is put into

77
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what is a biome

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the environment and all the organisms that are living there

78
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what surrounds cultures in the petri dishes

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a mixture of water and sugar

79
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why do we put the mixture in the petri dish?

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because it gives the microorganisms inside energy to grow and multiply

80
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what do we have have 100 trillion of?

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microorganisms

81
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there are thousands of different _________ in your body

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bacteria

82
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what does the human body provide

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food and space for bacteria

83
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what is good bacteria?

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Prevents harmful bacteria from growing and defends against disease and infection

84
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what kind of bacteria take up space for another not to get in

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good bacteria

85
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what can bacteria in the gut do to help

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breaks down food NOT DIGEST

86
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how can harmful bacteria get in?

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cuts, spoiled food, and the air that we breathe

87
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what’s a claim?

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a proposed answer to a question about the natural world

88
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what is an evidence?

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information about the natural world that is used to support a claim

89
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what’s a reasoning

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the process of making clear how your evidence supports your claim

90
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what are the four steps to the scientific argument

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question, claim, provide evidence, and reasoning

91
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when writing a reasoning, what should you write specifically?

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Explaining why the evidence supports your claim

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