n. diffraction
(a) change in the directions and intensities of a group of waves after passing by a barrier
(b) transmission of light through a surface
(c) swelling of a part of the body due to abnormal fluid collection in the spaces between the cells
(d) the waxy substance on the surface of the leaf
pref. xeno-
(a) pref. relating to the lungs
(b) pref. of the kidney
(c) pref. foreign
(d) pref. over; excess; high
n. constituent
(a) white outer coat of the eye
(b) part making up something; component
(c) the developmental stage between childhood and adulthood where full sexual maturity is reached
(d) speed
n. syphilis
(a) frequent and excessive bowel motions
(b) amount of times a particular phenomenon occurs within a specified interval
(c) spatial shape or position; the process of making something
(d) a sexually transmitted disease
n. photosynthesis
(a) collection of tissues that perform a specialized function
(b) outer covering of the cerebrum responsible for consciousness, memory, intellect, voluntary activity and sensory perception
(c) fatty acids containing several double carbon-carbon bonds and are not fully saturated with hydrogens
(d) process where plants take in light and carbon dioxide to make glucose |
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n. addition-elimination reaction
(a) a range of difference
(b) a bond connecting atoms of different electronegativity
(c) the jawbone
(d) describes a process where two molecules add together causing another molecule to removed (such as water)
v. ionize
(a) to separate or dissociate into ions
(b) to apply to; to advocate
(c) to control
(d) to transfer one form of energy into another form
pref. hyper-
(a) pref. foreign
(b) pref. means around
(c) pref. of the kidney
(d) pref. over; excess; high
n. action potential
(a) electrical impulse that passes along a muscle or nerve cell to carry information
(b) inability to hear
(c) burning pain the chest area due to reflux of stomach acid; indigestion
(d) the end of life and all functions
n. homeostasis
(a) the process that maintains balance or equilibrium of an organism's internal environment
(b) expulsion of a fetus before it is able to survive independently
(c) master endocrine gland which is attached to the hypothalamus at the base of the brain
(d) the contents |
