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The ACT exam does not test more specific terminology, such as \"male-to-female body mass ratio\", and often defines these more specific terms in the text or table and figure notes in the passages.  \nACT Science Vocabulary: Practice Set \\#1  \n1. absolute zero: lowest-possible temperature, approximately-273 degrees  \n2. acceleration: the rate of change of velocity  \n3. acid: compound with a pH less than 7  \n4. alloy: a substance composed of two or more metals (synonym: amalgam)  \n5. aerobic respiration: The breakdown of glucose in the body of an animal to supply muscles with oxygen  \n6. alkalinity: Having a pH greater than 7 ( contrast with basic, which meaning having PH less than 7)  \n7. antigen: A substance such as a toxin or enzyme that is capable of eliciting an immune response  \n8. asteroids: Small celestial bodies that revolve around the sun  \n9. barometer: an instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure  \n10. biomass: Total mass of all living matter within a given area  \n11. boiling point: the temperature at which additional thermal energy causes a substance to change from liquid to vapor  \n12. carbohydrate: an organic compound like sugar or starch that contains carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen at a ratio 1:2:1; also the main source of energy for humans  \n13. carcinogen: cancer-causing agent  \n14. catalyst: a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction without being changed by the reaction  \n15. chlorophyll: the main pigment in plants that captures light energy during photosynthesis  \n16. compound: a substance composed of two or more chemically bonded elements  \n17. compressibility: The ease at which pressure can alter the volume of matter  \n18. conductor: a material that allows heat or electricity to flow through it with minimal resistance  \n19. control: a sample in which no variables are tested, thus serving as a basis for comparison  \n20. control variable: a variable that stays constant in an experiment, allowing the effect of another variable to be measured  \n21. diffusion time: The time that it takes for material to spread from one area to another  \n22. ecological succession: a sequence of changes in the plant or animal life of a region or habitat  \n23. ecology: The field of science that concentrates on relationships between organism and their environments  \n24. electron: a negatively charged fundamental atomic particle  \n25. emulsion: A state in which one liquid is suspended in another because the liquids will not dissolve in one another  \nACT Science Vocabulary: Practice Set \\#2  \n1. erosion: wearing away, typically by running water or wind  \n2. evaporation: the changing of liquid into gas  \n3. equilibrium: a state of balance  \n4. experimental Variables: Elements of an experiment that are changed (distinguished from constants), which are held the same in order to produce significant results  \n5. fahrenheit: A temperature scale in which the boiling point of what is 212 degrees and the freezing point is 32 degrees  \n6. fermentation: The chemical process of breaking down an organic substance into simpler substances, such as a fermentation of sugar to alcohol  \n7. friction: the force resistant to motion  \n8. habitat: the area of the ecosystem where a plant or animal naturally lives  \n9. herbivore: an animal that eats only plants  \n10. hormone: a chemical substance secreted by a gland of the body that affects change on other parts of the body  \n11. humidity: the amount of water vapor in the air  \n12. Hydrogen bonding: The chemical bonding of hydrogen atom with another electronegative atom  \n13. Indigenous: Native to or naturally existing in a certain area  \n14. 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