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Compare – to describe the similarities and/or differences between things, not just write about one.  \n2. Evaluate – to use the information supplied and existing knowledge and understanding to evidence for and against when making a judgement.  \n3. Justify – use evidence from the information supplied to support an answer.  \n4. Median – the middle value in an ordered data set.  \n5. Mode – the most common value in a set of data.  \n6. Range – the difference between the maximum and minimum values.  \n7. Resolution – the smallest reading that can be made using a particular instrument.  \n8. Uncertainty-The interval within which the true value can be expected to lie, with a given level of confidence or probability.  \nBiology  \n1. Biodiversity – the measure of the variety and number of species residing within an ecosystem.  \n2. Consumer – an organism that cannot make its own food and rely on the consumption and digestion of producers or other consumers  \n3. Ecosystem-a natural environment and includes the flora (plants) and fauna (animals) that live and interact within that environment.  \n4. Fertilisation – the fusion of gamete (sex cells) nuclei.  \n5. Fossil – the preserved remains of a dead organism from millions of years ago.  \n6. Homeostasis – the regulation of the internal conditions of a cell or organism to maintain optimum conditions for function, in response to internal and external changes.  \n7. Meiosis – two stage process of cell division that reduces the chromosome number of daughter cells. It is involved in making gametes for sexual reproduction.  \n8. Mutation – a change in the genetic material of organism.  \n9. Producer – Organisms such as plants and algae that can make food from raw materials such as carbon dioxide and water.  \n10. Receptor – cells that detect stimuli – changes in the internal and external environment.  \n11. Reflexes – rapid automatic responses of the nervous system that do not involve conscious thought.  \n12.Stimulus – changes in the external or internal environment that can be detected by receptors.  \nChemistry  \n1. Activation Energy – the minimum energy required for a reaction to take place.  \n2. Anhydrous – describes a substance that does not contain water.  \n3. Catalyst – a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction by lowering the activations energy for the reaction, this is done by providing an alternative pathway for the reaction.  \n4. Combustion – the burning of a substance in oxygen.  \n5. Cracking – the splitting of long chain hydrocarbons into shorter, more useful hydrocarbons (an alkane and an alkene) .  \n6. Formulation – a mixture that has been designed to make a useful product (e.g. , Medicines) .  \n7. Fractional distillation – a separation technique used to separate liquids dependent on their boiling point, often used for separating hydrocarbons in crude oil.  \n8. Hydrocarbon – a compound made up of hydrogen and carbon atoms only.  \n9. Potable – water that is safe to drink.  \n10. Reversible reaction – a reaction that can go in both directions (from reactants to product and from products to reactants) .  \n11.Viscosity – how runny or fluid a liquid is , how easy it is for a liquid to flow (less viscous liquids will flow easily/be runnier) .  \nPhysics  \n1. Acceleration-the rate of change of velocity which is impacted either by magnitude or direction.  \n2. Amplitude-the maximum displacement (height) of a transverse wave.  \n3. Displacement-the difference in position between two points, measured in metres.  \n4. Friction-a force that acts to oppose the forward motion of an object when two solid surfaces are in contact.  \n5. Magnitude-a unit of measurement that specifies size or intensity.  \n6. Momentum-a physical vector quantity of an object that has both mass and velocity.  \n7. Refraction-the changing of direction of light when it passes from one medium to another.  \n8. Scalar-a physical quantity with","cbCaidlwbBwKLCXB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidlwbBwKLCXB","pdf",132517,"English","# How Science Works and Command Words\n## Biology\n## Chemistry\n## Physics","[{\"question\":\"What command words are included and what do they require students to do?\",\"answer\":\"The list defines command words such as Compare, Evaluate, and Justify, explaining how to describe similarities and differences, make evidence-based judgments, and support answers with provided information.\"},{\"question\":\"Which statistical terms are included for analyzing data sets?\",\"answer\":\"Median, Mode, Range, Resolution, and Uncertainty are defined, covering middle value, most common value, spread between extremes, smallest measurable reading, and the interval for a true value with a given confidence level.\"},{\"question\":\"Which Biology, Chemistry, and Physics concepts are covered?\",\"answer\":\"Biology includes terms like homeostasis, meiosis, mutation, and ecosystems; Chemistry includes activation energy, catalyst, combustion, fractional distillation, viscosity-related terms, and hydrocarbons; Physics includes acceleration, velocity, refraction, momentum, scalar and vector quantities, and wavelength.\"}]","Year 11 Science Vocabulary List - Tier 2 and Tier 3 | PDF",1790589534]