NIS 3RD QUARTER STUDY GUIDES FOR 5-11TH GRADE
MARCH 26-27
MATH
5TH
converting fractions,
decimals and percents,
proportions -shape,
fractions, story
problems
order of operations
negatives multiplying, dividing,
adding, subtracting
negative - fractions
area
perimeter
volume
triangles
ENGLISH A
John Henry
Vocabulary
Spelling
Singular and Plural Nouns
It’s Our World, Too!
Vocabulary
Spelling
Irregular Plural Nouns
Commas in a series
Dear Mr. Henashaw
Vocabulary
Spelling
Possessive Nouns
Capitalization
Shiloh
Vocabulary
Spelling
Subjects
Predicates
Complete and incomplete
sentences
ENGLISH B
Unit 1 Sentences
(Pg. 2-42)
Complete Subject
Complete Predicate
Conjunctions
Compound Sentences
Sentence Fragments
Run-on Sentences
Complete Sentences
Unit 2 Nouns
(Pg. 88-110)
Identify if each noun is a person,
a place or a thing.
Singular Nouns
Plural Nouns
Proper Nouns
Titles
Abbreviations
Punctuation
Parts of a letter
Unit 3 Verbs
(Pg. 168-194)
Actions Verbs
Direct Objects
Past Tense Verb Forms
Subject Verb Agreement
Irregular Verbs
SCIENCE
Interactions of Living Things
Ecosystems
Populations
Communities
Habitat
Interactions of Living Things
Food Chain
Food Web
Energy Pyramid
How Populations Survive
Limiting Factors
Carrying Capacity
Environmental Change
Cycles of Life
Water Cycle
Carbon Cycle
Nitrogen Cycle
Biomes
How Ecosystems Change
Succession
Communities
Earth and Its Resources
Landforms, Rocks and Minerals
Air, Water and Energy
Soil
Erosion and Weathering
SOCIAL ST.
The French and Indian
War
Albany Plan
Proclamation of 1763
Conflicts with Britain
taxation
Sons of Liberty
First and Second
Continental Congresses
The American Revolution
Declaration of
Independence
Common Sense
Major Battles
Key People
Loyalists
Patriots
Treaty of Paris
Creating a Nation
Articles of Confederation
Constitutional Convention
U.S.Constitution
Bill of Rights
Branches of Government
Washington Administration
NIS 3RD QUARTER STUDY GUIDES FOR 5-11TH GRADE
MARCH 26-27
MATH
English
Literature
ENGLISH B
SCIENCE
SOCIAL ST.
NIS 3RD QUARTER STUDY GUIDES FOR 5-11TH GRADE
MARCH 26-27
Polynomials
6TH
Who, What, When, Where, Why
in the short story
Creating Basic Equations
Introductions
one step equations
2 step equations
multi step equations
word problems
- one step
- two step
- multi step
Watership Down
- Main Story
- King Darzin
- Kings Lettuces
- Black Rabbit of Inle
- Rowsby Woof
Black Cauldron
- Chapters 1-3
perimeter
- Trials of Hercules
volume
- Myth
Spelling and Vocabulary:
Review spelling lists and vocabulary
words
Grammar:
Appositives
Subject-Verb Agreement
Adjectives
Comparatives
Superlatives
Articles
Adverbs
Run-on Sentences
Compound and Complex Sentences
Cells
Cell Theory
Plant Cells
Animal Cells
Cell Organization
Tissue and Organ Systems
Animals: Invertebrates
Sponges, Cnidarians and Worms
Mollusks. Arthropods, and Echinoderms
Animals Vertebrates:
Chordate Animals
Amphibians and Reptiles
Birds
Mammals
The Human Body
Skeletal System
Muscular System
Nervous System
Circulatory System
Digestive System
Respiratory System
Endocrine System
Lymphatic System
Reproductive System
Ancient Greece
Geography
Minoa
Mycenaeans
City-States
Athens and Sparta
Golden Age
The Persian Wars
Democracy
Philosophers
Mythology
Greek Drama
Alexander the Great and
Hellenism
Contributions to civilization
Ancient Rome
Geography
The Latins
Etruscans
Roman Republic
Social Classes
Punic Wars
Julius Caesar
Augustus Caesar
Roman Empire
Pax Romana
Decline and Fall
Contributions to civilization
ENGLISH B
SCIENCE
SOCIAL ST.
area
triangles
MATH
ENGLISH A
NIS 3RD QUARTER STUDY GUIDES FOR 5-11TH GRADE
MARCH 26-27
7TH
graphing inequalities
English A
inequality word problems
Literary Terms and
Concepts: 5 stages of
plot (exposition, rising
action, climax, falling
action, resolution), setting,
protagonist, antagonist,
theme, symbol
word equations
absolute value
- unknowns
- functions
- graphing
Substitution
Elimination
Novel: To Kill a
Mockingbird
English B
Kinds of Sentences
Declarative Sentence
Interrogative Sentence
Exclamatory Sentence
Imperative Sentence
Unit 8.1 Pg. 357
-Cell division and mitosis (cell cycle,
chromosome, asexual reproduction)
-Sexual reproduction (sperm, egg,
fertilization, zygote, diploid, haploid,
meiosis)
-DNA (gene, RNA, mutation)
-Page 299 - Review
Differences between sentences
and sentence fragments.
Unit 8.2 Pg. 359
-Genetics (heredity, allele, hybrid,
recessive, dominant, Punnett square,
genotype, phenotype, homozygous,
heterozygous)
-Genetics since Mendel (incomplete
dominance, polygenic inheritance, sexlinked gene)
-Advances in genetics (recombinant
DNA, gene transfer, genetic
engineering)
-Page327 - Review
Know complete subject and
complete predicate
Unit 8.3 Pg. 361
Domain and Range
Compound Subjects
Compound Predicates Unit 8.5
Pg. 365
Compound Nouns
Plural compounds
Using Appositives
Units 9.1-9.6 Pg.379-390
Making subjects and verbs agree.
Subject- Verb Agreement
Units 10.5-10.6 Pg. 407-409
Verb Tenses: Present, Past, and
Future Tense Units 10.7-10.8 Pg.
411-413
Past forms of Irregular verbs
Units 10.9-10.10 Pg. 415-417
-Ideas about evolution (species,
evolution, natural selection, variation,
adaptation, gradualism, punctuated
equilibrium)
-Clues about evolution (sedimentary
rock, radioactive element, embryology,
homologous, vestigial structure)
-Primates (primate, homonid,
opposable thumb, Homo sapiens)
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-Blood (plasma, hemoglobin, platelet)
-Circulation (capillary, artery, vein,
lymph)
-Immunity (antigen, antibody, passive
and active immunity)
-Diseases (pasteurization, infectious
disease, noninfectious disease)
-Page 393 - Review
World History (17)
The Renaissance Begins
-Italian city-states
-Italy’s location
New Ideas and Art
-Humanism
-Spread from Italy to
Northern Europe
The Reformation
- Martin Luther
-John Calvin
Catholics and Protestants
- Henry VIII and England
- Catholic missionaries
overseas
Enlightenment and
Revolution (18)
The Age of Exploration
- social, political, and
economic changes in the
1400s
- European exploration
of Asia, Africa, and the
Americas
The Scientific Revolution
- the ancient world and early
science
- European interest and new
discoveries
The Enlightenment
- “reason” influence on
government and society
- France
The American Revolution
- Development of British
and French colonies
- British colonies form a
new nation
NIS 3RD QUARTER STUDY GUIDES FOR 5-11TH GRADE
MARCH 26-27
8TH
MATH
ENGLISH A
ENGLISH B
SCIENCE
SOCIAL ST.
Absolute Value
- inequalities
- graphing
- functions
English A
English B
7 Principles of the US
Constitution (p.262)
Literary Terms and Concepts:
5 stages of plot (exposition,
rising action, climax, falling
action, resolution), setting,
protagonist, antagonist,
theme, symbol, biography,
autobiography
Grammar
Subject-verb agreement
Collective nouns
Troublesome words (there/their/
they’re, your/you’re, it’s/its,
who’s/whose, etc.)
Sentence diagramming
-Earth (sphere, axis, rotation,
revolution, elipse, solstice, equinox)
-The Moon (moon phase, waxing,
waning, full moon, new moon, solar
and lunar eclipses, maria)
-Exploring the Moon (impact basin)
-Page 329 - Review
Novel: The Diary of Anne
Frank
Vocabulary Builder 1927 on the following words
(NO NOTES ALLOWED):
addendum, utopian, irrefutable,
appraise, luxuriant, asunder,
bulbous, estrange, abrasive,
untenable, bastion, default,
indiscreet, disparity, abdicate,
abhor, narcissism, irrelevant,
encumbrance, serpentine,
exacerbate, abstain, inclement,
contrived, eradicate
Inequalities
- compound
- multi step
Polynomials
- adding
- multiplying
- dividing
Elimination
Distance Formula
Midpoint/Endpoints
- solving
- unknown
Slope
-The solar system (solar system,
geocentric, heliocentric)
-The inner planets (Mercury, Mars,
Venus, Earth)
-The outer planets (Jupiter, Great red
spot, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto)
-Other objects in the solar system
(comet, meteor, meteorite, meteoroid,
asteroid)
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-Stars (constellation, absolute
magnitude, apparent magnitude, light
year)
-The Sun (photosphere,
chromosphere, corona, sunspot, CME,
prominence, solar flare, aurora)
-Evolution of Stars (nebula, giant,
white dwarf, supergiant, neutron star,
black hole)
-Galaxies and the universe (galaxy,
elliptical, spiral, irregular, redshift, big
bang theory)
-Page 395 - Review
-Models of the atom (element,
electron, anode, cathode, alpha
particle, proton, neutron, electron
cloud, Dalton, Thomson, Rutherford)
-The nucleus (atomic number, mass
number, isotope, radioactive decay,
transmutation, beta particle, half life)
-Page 427 - Review
-popular sovereignty
-republicanism
-federalism
-separation of powers
-checks and balances
-limited government
-individual rights
Bill of Rights
1st Ten Amendments
Chapter 9 - Launching a
New Republic
Washington’s Presidency
Challenges to the New
Government
-Financial Issues
-Domestic Issues
-Problems Abroad: England
and France
The Federalists in Charge
- Washington retires
-John Adams’s
Administration
-Alien and Sedition Acts
- XYZ affair
- The Kentucky and Virginia
Resolutions
-Peace with France
Chapter 10- Jeffersonian
Era
- Jeffersonian democracy
-Marbury vs. Madison
- Louisiana Purchase
-Lewis and Clark Expedition
-Zebulon Pike expedition
-War of 1812
- legacy of the war
NIS 3RD QUARTER STUDY GUIDES FOR 5-11TH GRADE
MARCH 26-27
9TH
MATH
ENGLISH A
ENGLISH B
SCIENCE
SOCIAL ST.
elimination
English A
Absolute Value
- graphing
- functions
- inequalities
Grammar
Main (independent) clause
Subordinate (dependent) clause
Simple sentence
Compound sentence
Complex sentence
Compound-complex sentence
Adjective clause
Adverb clause
Noun clause
Coordinating and subordinating
conjunctions
Sentence fragments and Run-on
sentences
English B
Parts of Speech
Name the nine parts of speech.
(Pg. 1 Study Guide)
Identify and label every word in a
sentence with its part of speech.
(Pg. 1 Study Guide)
Proper Nouns
(Pg. 2 Study Guide)
Common Nouns
(Pg. 3-4 Study Guide)
Concrete Nouns
(Pg. 5-6 Study Guide)
Abstract Nouns
(Pg. 6-7 Study Guide)
Consistency of
verb tenses
(Pg. 9-12 Study Guide)
Transitive Verbs
(Pg. 13-14 Study Guide)
Intransitive Verbs
(Pg. 14-15 Study Guide)
Subject-Verb Agreement with
Intervening Phrases
(Pg. 15-16 Study Guide)
Idiomatic Expressions
(Pg. 17-18 Study Guide)
Combining Sentences by Inserting
Participial Phrases
(Pg. 18-21 Study Guide)
Action Verbs
Verbs with Indirect objects
(Pg. 22-23 Study Guide)
Linking Verbs
Verb Tenses
Helping Verbs
Progressive Forms
Perfect Tenses
Irregular Verbs
(Pg. 24-29 Study Guide)
-Sound ( intensity, loudness, decibel, pitch,
Doppler effect)
-Reflection and refraction of light (opaque,
translucent, transparent, index of refraction,
mirage)
-Mirrors, lenses and hte eye (plane mirror,
concave mirror, convex mirror, concave
lens, convex lens)
Light and color filter, color blindness, cone
and rod cells)
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US History II (20)
Industrialization and
Immigration
- America enters the Industrial
Age
-Corporations gain power
-economic growth brings wealth
and poverty
- the steel industry
-immigration and modern urban
growth
-industrialization changes cities
- the new immigrants
-reactions to immigration
-discrimination against African
Americans
- racism causes discrimination
- Plessy vs Ferguson
-African Americans Organize
- the labor movement
- workers organize
-struggle between business and
labor
- society and mass culture
- education and publishing
expand
-consumer society
Distance Formula
Pythagorean theorem
Midpoint/endpoint
Geometry Vocabulary
naming geometric figures
Surface Area/Volume
- prisms
- cones
- cubes
- pyramids
angle identification
angle values
bisectors
parallels and perpendiculars
linear equations
slope
Vocabulary Builder Units
19-27 on the following words
(NO NOTES ALLOWED):
rapport, copious, spawn, nascent,
solecism, nondescript, confound,
sanction, conjecture, subjective,
plethora, foster, incongruous,
parody, prosaic, insatiable, portly,
anomaly, novice, longevity,
jargon, kindred, paltry, tangible,
proscribe
Stories: “The Scarlet Ibis”, “The
Bass, the River, and Sheila
Mant”, “The Secret Life
of Walter Mitty”, “The
Necklace”, “American
History”, “Baker’s Bluejay
Yarn”, “The Flat of the Land”
Literary Terms and Concepts:
Symbol, motif, irony,
personification, persona, tone,
point of view (first person, third
person limited, third person
omniscient), diction
-Electric charge ( static electricity, law
of conservation of charge, conductor,
insulator, charging by contact, charging by
induction)
-Electric current (voltage difference, circuit,
resistance, Ohm’s law)
-Electrical energy ( series circuit, parallel
circuit, electric power)
-Page 417 - Review
-Magnetism ( magnetic field, magnetic pole,
magnetic domain)
-Electricity and magnetism (electromagnet,
solenoid, electric motor)
-Producing electric current (electromagnetic
induction, generator, turbine, AC, DC,
transformer)
-Page 449 - Review
-What are EM waves? (EM wave, radiant
energy, photon)
-The EM spectrum ( visible light, radio
wave, microwave, infrared wave, UV wave,
X ray, gamma ray)
-Radio communication (carrier wave,
cathode ray tube, transceiver)
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The Progressive Era (21)
-Roosevelt and Progressivism
-Roosevelt and the Square Deal
-Roosevelt and Civil Rights
-Taft and Wilson as
Progressives
-Women win new rights
- Women and progressivism
-Suffrage for women
NIS 3RD QUARTER STUDY GUIDES FOR 5-11TH GRADE
MARCH 26-27
MATH
ENGLISH A
ENGLISH B
SCIENCE
SOCIAL ST.
NIS 3RD QUARTER STUDY GUIDES FOR 5-11TH GRADE
MARCH 26-27
10
Algebra 2:
Matrices
Systems of Equations and
Inequalities
Quadratic Functions and
Inequalities
Grammar
Main (independent) clause
Subordinate (dependent)
clause
Simple sentence
Compound sentence
Complex sentence
Compound-complex sentence
Adjective clause
Adverb clause
Noun clause
Coordinating and
subordinating conjunctions
Sentence fragments and Runon sentences
Vocabulary Builder 1927 on the following words
(NO NOTES ALLOWED):
indelible, avarice, heresy,
dulcet, avocation, remorse,
morbid, vouch, vie,
parsimony, obsolete, wane,
cataclysm, notorious, edifice,
stagnate, improvise, carnivore,
rapacity, pristine, equivocate,
immortalize, avant-garde,
proclivity, arable
Novels: 1984
Literary Terms and
Concepts: Symbol, motif,
irony, dystopia, persona, tone,
point of view (first person,
third person limited, third
person omniscient), diction
ESL/English A
Identify Subjects and
Predicates
(Pg. 1-4 Study Guide)
Transitive and Intransitive
10
ENGLISH A
Verbs
English B
Parts of Speech
Name the nine parts of speech.
(Pg. 1 Study Guide)
Identify and label every word in a
sentence with its part of speech.
(Pg. 1 Study Guide)
Proper Nouns
(Pg. 2 Study Guide)
Common Nouns
(Pg. 3-4 Study Guide)
Concrete Nouns
(Pg. 5-6 Study Guide)
Abstract Nouns
(Pg. 6-7 Study Guide)
Consistency of
verb tenses
(Pg. 9-12 Study Guide)
Transitive Verbs
(Pg. 13-14 Study Guide)
Intransitive Verbs
(Pg. 14-15 Study Guide)
Subject-Verb Agreement with
Intervening Phrases
(Pg. 15-16 Study Guide)
Idiomatic Expressions
(Pg. 17-18 Study Guide)
Combining Sentences by
Inserting Participial Phrases
(Pg. 18-21 Study Guide)
Action Verbs
Verbs with Indirect objects
(Pg. 22-23 Study Guide)
Linking Verbs
Verb Tenses
Helping Verbs
Progressive Forms
Perfect Tenses
Irregular Verbs
(Pg. 24-29 Study Guide)
-Basic patterns of human inheritance
(carrier, pedigree)
-Complex patterns of inheritance
(incomplete dominance, codominance,
multiple alleles, epistasis, sex
chromosome, autosome, sex linked
trait, polygenic trait)
-Chromosomes and human heredity
(karyotype, telomere, nondisjunction)
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-DNA: the genetic material (double
helix, nucleosome, Hershey-Chase,
Chargaff, Watson-Crick)
-Replication of DNA
(semiconservative, DNA polymerase,
Okazaki fragment, RNA primer)
-DNA, RNA and protein (RNA,
mRNA, tRNA, rRNA, transcription,
translation, RNA polymerase, codon,
intron, exon)
-Mutation (point mutation,
substitution, insertion, deletion,
mutagen)
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-Applied genetics (selective breeding,
inbreeding, test cross)
-DNA technology (genetic
engineering, genome, restriction
enzyme, gel electrophoresis,
recombinant DNA, plasmid, DNA
ligase, transformation, PCR, transgenic
organisms)
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-Fossil evidence of change (fossil,
relative dating, law of superposition,
radiometric dating, half life, geologic
time scale, era, period)
-The origin of life (spontaneous
SCIENCE
World Geography
East Asia (26)
The Land
-ring of fire
-peninsulas, islands, seas
Water systems
-China’s Rivers
-Rivers in Japan and Korea
-natural resources
Climate/Vegetation
-Midlatitude Climates
-Desert/Steppe climates
-Highland and Tropical Wet
Climates
-seasonal weather patterns
Cultural Geography 0f East
Asia (27)
China
-population patterns
-history and government
-culture
Japan
-population patterns
-history and government
-culture
North and South Korea
-population patterns
-history and government
-culture
East Asia (28)
The Economy
-economic activities
-transportation and
communications
-trade and interdependence
People and Their
Environment
-managing resources
-human impact
-future challenges
SOCIAL STUDIES
NIS 3RD QUARTER STUDY GUIDES FOR 5-11TH GRADE
MARCH 26-27
(Pg. 4-6 Study Guide)
Revising Sentence Fragments
(Pg. 7-12 Study Guide)
Identifying Direct objects
(Pg. 13-15 Study Guide)
Verb forms of main verbs
(Pg. 16-20 Study Guide)
Comparative and Superlative
Adjectives
(Pg. 20-23 Study Guide)
generation, biogenesis, Miller-Urey,
endosymbiont theory)
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-Darwin’s Theory of natural selection
(artificial selection, natural selection,
evolution)
-Evidence of evolution ( derived trait,
ancestral trait, homologous structure,
vestigial structure, analogous structure,
embryo, biogeography, fitness,
mimicry, camouflage)
-Shaping evolutionary theory (HardyWeinberg principle, genetic drift,
bottleneck, founder effect, gene flow,
random mating, sabilizing selection,
directional selection, disruptive
selection, sexual selection, prezygotic
isolation, postzygotic isolation,
allopatric speciation, sympatric
speciation, adaptive radiation,
coevolution, gradualism, punctuated
equilibrium
-Page 444 - Review
ESL/Geography
Physical Geography of
Russia Chapter 14
(Pg. 354-361)
Cultural Geography of
Russia Chapter 15
(Pg. 368-386)
The Region Today Russia
Chapter 16
(Pg. 388-402)
Physical Geography North
Africa, Southwest Asia, and
Central Asia Chp. 17
(Pg. 422-430)
Cultural Geography North
Africa, Southwest Asia, and
Central Asia. Chp. 18
(Pg. 436-470)
The Region Today: North
Africa, Southwest Asia, and
Central Asia Chp. 19
(Pg. 472-488)
NIS 3RD QUARTER STUDY GUIDES FOR 5-11TH GRADE
MARCH 26-27
MATH
ENGLISH A
ENGLISH B
SCIENCE
SOCIAL ST.
NIS 3RD QUARTER STUDY GUIDES FOR 5-11TH GRADE
MARCH 26-27
11
Statistics:
English A
t-test
Z-test
ANOVA
Grammar
Main (independent) clause
Subordinate (dependent)
clause
Simple sentence
Compound sentence
Complex sentence
Compound-complex sentence
Adjective clause
Adverb clause
Noun clause
Coordinating and
subordinating conjunctions
Sentence fragments and Runon sentences
PreCalculus:
Circles
Ellipses
Hyperbolas
Parabolas
Transformations
Vocabulary Builder 19-27
on the following words (NO
NOTES ALLOWED):
Portent, Perdition, Desecrate,
Audacious, Abstinence,
Sacrilege, Tenacious,
Disconsolate, Evangelize,
Canon, Incessant, Retinue,
Patriarch, Proselytize,
Regiment, Enigma,
Regnant, Futile, Supersede,
Abduct, Rudimentary,
Regime, Labyrinth, Cryptic,
Ascendancy
Literary Terms and
Concepts: Rhyme (end,
internal, full, slant),
assonance, consonance,
alliteration, simile, metaphor,
personification, free verse,
allusion, rhyme scheme,
paradox, scansion, line,
stanza, meter
English B
Parts of Speech
Name the nine parts of speech.
(Pg. 1 Study Guide)
Identify and label every word in a
sentence with its part of speech.
(Pg. 1 Study Guide)
Proper Nouns
(Pg. 2 Study Guide)
Common Nouns
(Pg. 3-4 Study Guide)
Concrete Nouns
(Pg. 5-6 Study Guide)
Abstract Nouns
(Pg. 6-7 Study Guide)
Consistency of
verb tenses
(Pg. 9-12 Study Guide)
Transitive Verbs
(Pg. 13-14 Study Guide)
Intransitive Verbs
(Pg. 14-15 Study Guide)
Subject-Verb Agreement with
Intervening Phrases
(Pg. 15-16 Study Guide)
Idiomatic Expressions
(Pg. 17-18 Study Guide)
Combining Sentences by
Inserting Participial Phrases
(Pg. 18-21 Study Guide)
Action Verbs
Verbs with Indirect objects
(Pg. 22-23 Study Guide)
Linking Verbs
Verb Tenses
Helping Verbs
Progressive Forms
Perfect Tenses
Irregular Verbs
(Pg. 24-29 Study Guide)
-Measuring matter (mole, Avogadro’s
number)
-Mass and the mole (molar mass)
-Moles of compounds (representative
particle)
-Empirical and molecular formula (percent
composition, empirical formula, molecular
formula)
-Formulas of hydrates (hydrate)
-Page 357 - Review
-Defining stoichiometry (mole ratio)
-Stoichiometric calculations
-Limiting reactants ( limitng and excess
reactants)
-Percent yield (theoretical yield, actual yield,
percent yield)
-Page 391 - Review
-Gases (kinetic molecular theory,
elastic collision, temperature, diffusion,
Graham’s law of effusion, pressure,
pascal, atmosphere, Dalton’s law of partial
pressures)
-Forces of attraction (dispersion force,
dipole-dipole force, hydrogen bond)
-Liquid and solids (viscosity, surface
tension, crystalline solid, unit cell,
amorphous solid)
-Phase changes (melting point, boiling
point, evaporation, vaporization, freezing
point, condensation, deposition, phase
diagram, triple point, critical point)
-Page 433 - Review
-The gas laws (Boyle’s law, absolute zero,
Charles’ law, Gay-Lussac’s law, combined
gas law)
-The ideal gas law (Avogadro’s principle,
molar volume, ideal gas constant, ideal gas
law)
-Gas stoichiometry
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Sociology -Chapter 10
Sex and Gender Identity
Theoretical Perspectives on
Gender
Gender Inequality
Ageism
Inequality in America’s Elderly
Population
Chapter 11
Family and Marriage across
cultures
Theoretical Perspectives and the
family
Family and Marriage in the
United States
Changes in Marriage and family