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All material from lecture, text and InQuizitive is fair game on an exam. Due to time limits on exams, it is not possible to test every aspect of material we’ve covered. This study guide is intentionally over-inclusive. Scientific Thinking - Chapters 1 & 19: Focus on 1) properties of life, 2) nature of manipulative experiments, 3) how science is done, 4) importance of data and evidence we can measure, 5) the culture of science. Key Terms hypothesis prediction model experiment variables independent

Thus the Nephilim came from the interbreeding of the angelic beings with the daughters of Cain, the Martians. As well as, through the Nephilim the surface of the Earth became filled with wickedness and violence before the great flood. These giants were wicked and having been born of corrupted angelic beings, they dominated the surface of the Earth filling it with wickedness and violence. In addition to causing violence and sin on the Earth, the Nephilim was corrupting the Earth with the worship

If the dinosaurs were able to survive the meteor strike, which is unlikely.They would have starved because all the plants died so the herbivores died and all the carnivores died because all the herbivores died. In the Article “Why did the mammals survived the K/T Extinction” on www.seceinedaily

that the situation is not hopeless. Bogard begins the essay with a personal account of himself at his family's cabin in Minnesota, where he experiences natural darkness. He recounts the story in a way that gives it a whimsical feeling, saying "meteors left smoky trails across sugary spreads of stars." Bogard thinks of it as a important childhood experience, something that is "irreplaceable." By using this anecdote and describing it the way he did, he is making the audience think about their own

that can cause skin damage and skin cancer. Sunscreen shields and protects our skin from these UV rays. Satellites and other spacecraft launched by NASA have uncovered many secrets of Earth and the universe. They have also detected asteroids and meteors that may come in contact with Earth, and we have acted accordingly to eliminate these

Mercury: Surface Geology Mercury, the closest planet to the Sun, is a rocky planet. The heavily cratered planet suggests that meteors or comets were frequent many, many years ago. Mercury's boulder littered surface and pale gray appearance slightly resembles Earth's moon. Like Mars, Mercury is covered in pulverized dust. What Mercury lacks in this, is weather. Muggle probes bring images to us that show no signs of wind, dust storms, or clouds. No rivers have been found on Mercury. Lack of clouds

sequestered, safely locked away from the atmosphere three kilometers down in shale, two in sandstones, and one in coal seams, as life evolved overhead. The gas was there when mammals (205 mya) and flowering plants (130 mya) first appeared. Then a meteor struck and dinosaurs departed (66 mya). The gas stayed put as continents drifted and Australia split off from Antarctica and South America (50 mya). Locally, the Mt Warning/Wollumbin volcano erupted

life as we know it. Chaos is all-encompassing and unavoidable, a partner to order, and we wouldn’t be here without it. The universe is never in a state of complete order. Sure, orbits around mother stars are organized, but hardly anything else is. Meteors and asteroids, stars exploding and imploding, none of it is particularly orderly. Fire can be considered an agent of chaos, as it disrupts the order things may be in. Insanity and mental instability can be considered chaos of the mind and soul, and

first way of building his argument is by telling a story. Bogart’s first paragraph talks about his family's cabin on a Minnesota lake as a child. He says, “I knew woods so dark that my hands disappeared before my eyes. I knew night skies in which meteors left smoky trails across sugary spreads of stars.” This quote tells the audience what it was like many years ago when there used to be only dark outside. Bogart was able to make the tone relaxed while saying this quote making the audiences feel relaxed

Shalott" reveals comparisons between the protagonist's "four gray walls" (15) and the bedazzling love interest Lancelot who appears "as he rode down to Camelot;/ [a]s often through the purple night,/ [b]elow the starry clusters bright,/ [s]ome bearded meteor, trailing light" (95-99). This fantastical description of the first man to catch The