Homework Physics 8
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Word |
Synonym/Explanation |
Example in a
Sentence |
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Wave, n. |
A disturbance that transfers energy from one point
to another through the air, water, etc. |
When I broke my arm, X-rays waves were sent
though my arm. |
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Magnet, n. |
a mass
of iron, steel, or alloy that gives off a magnetic field that attracts. |
The magnet that is on my refrigerator is
holding up a picture. |
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Entropy, n. |
a
measure of the unavailable energy in a closed system. Sometimes called
disorder. |
The second law of thermodynamics state that entropy
increases in a system. |
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Electron, n. |
A particle in an atom that has a negative charge.
Revolves around the outside of the atom. |
Hydrogen electrons combine with oxygen electrons
to make water. |
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Circuit, n. |
the
complete path of an electric current, starting with a source of electric
energy. |
My car’s motor is connected to a circuit that
is powered by gasoline. |
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Current, n. |
a flow of electric charge |
A current is run though wires on the
telephone poles which enters my house. |
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Require, v. |
to
demand as necessary or essential. |
The teacher required us to complete 8
homework assignments a night. |
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Policy, n. |
a plan that states the general
goals and acceptable procedures especially of a governmental body |
LAUSD’s policy is that
every child has a right to an education. |
Directions: Create 1 sentence using the new
vocabulary word. Underline the vocabulary word in the sentence.
|
Word |
Synonym/Explanation |
Create 1
Sentence |
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Wave, n. |
A disturbance that transfers energy from one point
to another through the air, water, etc. |
|
|
Magnet, n. |
a mass
of iron, steel, or alloy that gives off a magnetic field that attracts. |
|
|
Entropy, n. |
a
measure of the unavailable energy in a closed system. Sometimes called
disorder. |
|
|
Electron, n. |
A particle in an atom that has a negative charge.
Revolves around the outside of the atom. |
|
|
Circuit, n. |
the
complete path of an electric current, starting with a source of electric
energy. |
|
|
Current, n. |
a flow of electric charge |
|
|
Require, v. |
to
demand as necessary or essential. |
|
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Policy, n. |
a plan that states the general
goals and acceptable procedures especially of a governmental body |
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