science, The name for the study of natural and physical world, physics, The name for the study of forces, heat, light, sound, and electricity, chemistry, The name for the study of how solids, liquids, and gases react with each other, biology, The name for the study of people, animals, and plants, astronomy, The name for the study of the moon and the planets, genetics, The name for the study of how characteristics are passed through generations, botany, The name for the study of plants and their structure, zoology, The name for the study of animals and their behaviour, carry out an experiment, To do a test or a practical activity to see what happens or to learn something new., make a discovery, To find something that nobody knew about before., prove a theory, To show that an idea or explanation is true, usually with facts or evidence., pharmaceutical company, A business that makes medicines and drugs for people or animals., side effects, Unwanted or unpleasant problems that a medicine causes in addition to helping your illness., clinical trials, A test of a new medicine or treatment on humans to see if it is safe and works well., clone, To make an exact copy of a living thing, cell, or DNA in a laboratory., do research, To look for information and study a topic carefully to learn facts or solve a problem., water vapour, Water in the form of a gas resulting from heating water or ice, dissolve, To mix with a liquid and become part of it, particle, A very small piece of something, moist, Slightly wet, rotate, Move or turn around a central fixed point, gravity, The force that causes objects to fall to the ground when they are dropped, scatter, Make things move very quickly in different directions, guinea pig, A small animal covered in fur with rounded ears, short legs, and no tail, often kept as a pet by children

Unit 10A Science

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