E-V.1 Determine the meaning of domain-specific words with pictures - 7th Class

List of Determine the meaning of domain-specific words with pictures

No.	Word	Subject	Meaning
1	Atom	Science	The basic unit of a chemical element.
2	Equation	Math	A mathematical statement that two expressions are equal.
3	Volcano	Geography	A mountain that erupts lava and gases.
4	Revolution	History	A sudden, radical change in government or society.
5	Theme	ELA	The central message or idea in a literary work.
6	Photosynthesis	Science	The process plants use to convert sunlight into food.
7	Polygon	Math	A closed figure with three or more straight sides.
8	Glacier	Geography	A large mass of ice that moves slowly over land.
9	Constitution	History	A written document outlining the laws of a country.
10	Simile	ELA	A comparison using “like” or “as.”
11	Molecule	Science	A group of atoms bonded together.
12	Integer	Math	Whole numbers and their opposites.
13	Continent	Geography	One of Earth’s seven large landmasses.
14	Colony	History	A territory ruled by another country.
15	Metaphor	ELA	A comparison that doesn’t use “like” or “as.”
16	Habitat	Science	The natural environment of an organism.
17	Area	Math	The measure of space inside a shape.
18	Peninsula	Geography	Land surrounded by water on three sides.
19	Monarchy	History	A government ruled by a king or queen.
20	Plot	ELA	The sequence of events in a story.
21	Cell	Science	The basic unit of life in living organisms.
22	Perimeter	Math	The distance around a shape.
23	Latitude	Geography	Distance north or south of the equator.
24	Democracy	History	A form of government by the people.
25	Conflict	ELA	A struggle between opposing forces.
26	Circuit	Science	A path in which electricity flows.
27	Fraction	Math	A part of a whole.
28	Plateau	Geography	A flat elevated landform.
29	Empire	History	A group of territories under one ruler.
30	Figurative	ELA	Language that means more than its literal meaning.
31	Force	Science	A push or pull acting on an object.
32	Decimals	Math	A number with a point that separates whole numbers from fractions.
33	Desert	Geography	A dry region with little rainfall.
34	Civilization	History	An advanced human society.
35	Character	ELA	A person or being in a story.
36	Gravity	Science	The force that pulls objects toward Earth.
37	Ratio	Math	A comparison of two quantities.
38	Island	Geography	Land surrounded by water.
39	Artifact	History	An object made by humans, usually historical.
40	Setting	ELA	The time and place of a story.
41	Mixture	Science	A combination of substances that keep their properties.
42	Angle	Math	The space between two intersecting lines.
43	River	Geography	A large natural flow of water.
44	Treaty	History	An agreement between countries.
45	Dialogue	ELA	Conversation between characters.
46	Conductor	Science	A material that allows heat or electricity to flow.
47	Prime Number	Math	A number with only two factors: 1 and itself.
48	Ocean	Geography	A vast body of saltwater.
49	War	History	A conflict between nations or groups.
50	Narrator	ELA	The person who tells the story.
51	Erosion	Science	The wearing away of land by wind, water, or ice.
52	Coordinate	Math	A pair of numbers used to locate a point.
53	Bay	Geography	A body of water partially enclosed by land.
54	Independence	History	Freedom from control by another country.
55	Point of View	ELA	The perspective from which a story is told.
56	Magnet	Science	An object that attracts iron or steel.
57	Estimate	Math	An approximate calculation.
58	Mountain	Geography	A large natural elevation of the Earth’s surface.
59	Exploration	History	Traveling to new places for discovery.
60	Genre	ELA	A category of literature.
61	Matter	Science	Anything that has mass and takes up space.
62	Variable	Math	A symbol used to represent a number.
63	Coast	Geography	Where the land meets the sea.
64	War	History	Armed conflict between groups or nations.
65	Protagonist	ELA	The main character in a story.
66	Mass	Science	The amount of matter in an object.
67	Volume	Math	The amount of space an object takes up.
68	Canyon	Geography	A deep valley with steep sides.
69	Parliament	History	A country’s legislative body.
70	Symbolism	ELA	Using symbols to represent ideas.
71	Energy	Science	The ability to do work.
72	Quotient	Math	The result of division.
73	Climate	Geography	The typical weather conditions of an area.
74	Dynasty	History	A series of rulers from the same family.
75	Mood	ELA	The feeling created in the reader by a text.
76	Circuit	Science	A closed path that allows electricity to flow.
77	Graph	Math	A diagram showing data.
78	Valley	Geography	A low area between hills or mountains.
79	Constitution	History	A system of laws and principles.
80	Hyperbole	ELA	Extreme exaggeration.
81	Reflection	Science	The bouncing back of light.
82	Percent	Math	A part out of 100.
83	Hill	Geography	A raised area of land, smaller than a mountain.
84	Invasion	History	Entering a country by force.
85	Foreshadowing	ELA	Hints about what will happen later.
86	Friction	Science	A force that resists motion.
87	Mean	Math	The average of a set of numbers.
88	Lagoon	Geography	A shallow body of water separated from a larger one.
89	Citizenship	History	Being a member of a country and having rights.
90	Irony	ELA	A contrast between what is expected and what actually happens.
91	Density	Science	Mass per unit volume.
92	Area Model	Math	A strategy for multiplication using boxes.
93	Tundra	Geography	A cold, treeless region.
94	Slave Trade	History	The buying and selling of enslaved people.
95	Alliteration	ELA	Repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words.
96	Reflection	Science	Light bouncing off a surface.
97	Line Graph	Math	A graph that uses points connected by lines.
98	Region	Geography	An area with common features.
99	Renaissance	History	A period of revival in art and learning.
100	Personification	ELA	Giving human traits to nonhuman things.

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When immunologists develop a new vaccine, years of testing may be required before it is introduced to humans. Early testing may occur in vitro, or ‘in glass’. In vitro testing is done outside of organisms, in a petri dish or test tube, and can help researchers identify the mechanism by which a vaccine works against a virus.

Another important form of testing that precedes human trials is in vivo testing. In vivo means ‘within the living’. In vivo testing helps demonstrate how a vaccine works within the complex system that is a living organism; for example, a mouse might be given a vaccine and then exposed to a virus to show that the vaccine is effective.

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#1. Which term matches the picture?

in vitro

in vivo

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