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to predict the weather
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a scientist who studies weather
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a word that joins words or sentences together
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current of air moving upward
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flat open grasslands
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| serious or extreme in nature |
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the study of objects to learn about life in the past
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| the use of scientific knowledge to solve problems (i.e. tools) |
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the usual weather pattern
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| thinks carefully about information in order to understand it |
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to bump into another mass with force
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tornado cloud that is wide at the top and narrow where it touches the ground
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whirlpools made of rotating air or water (plural of vortex)
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the science used by sailors to find their place and plan their route
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a person who starts a new business
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the answer to a division problem
24 divided by 4 = 6 |
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the number being divided
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the number being divided by
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