| Earth |
|
The
planet we live on. |
| Echinoderm |
ek-eye-no-derm |
Invertebrate
that has a body in five parts (e.g. starfish). |
| Efficiency |
ef-fish-en-see |
A
way of saying how much energy something wastes. |
| Efficient |
ef-fish-ent |
Something
that does not waste much energy. |
| Egg
cell |
|
The
female sex cell (gamete). |
| Ejaculation |
edge-ack-you-lay-shun |
Semen
is pumped out of a man's penis into the top of the vagina during sexual
intercourse. |
| Elastic |
|
Any
substance that will return to its original shape and size after it
has been stretched or squashed. |
| Electrical
charges |
|
Tiny
pieces of material contained in the particles that things are made
of. If the electrical charges are made to move, you get an electric
current. |
| Electrical
conductor |
|
A
material that lets electricity flow through it easily. |
| Electrical
current |
|
A
flow of electrical charges. Another name for electricity. |
| Electrical
energy |
|
The
kind of energy carried by electricity. |
| Electrical
insulator |
|
A
material that does not let electricity flow through it easily. |
| Electricity |
|
A
common word for electrical current. |
| Elliptical |
e-lip-tick-al
|
Oval
shaped. The shape of a planet's orbit around the sun. |
| Embryo
(human) |
em-bree-O |
Tiny
new human life which grows in the uterus. |
| Embryo
(plant) |
em-bree-O |
Tiny
pland, found inside a seed, with a very small shoot and a very small
root. |
| Energy |
|
Something
that is needed to make things happen. |
| Energy
flow diagram |
|
A
diagram showing energy changes. |
| Erection |
|
When
the penis becomes stiff. |
| Evaporating |
ev-ap-pour-ate-ing |
A
liquid turning into a gas. |
| Evaporation |
ev-ap-pour-ay-shun |
A
liquid turning into a gas. |
| Excretion |
ex-cree-shun
|
Getting
rid of waste substances that have been made in the body by chemical
reactions. |
| Excretory
system |
ex-cree-tor-ee |
Set
of organs that get rid of waste from our bodies. |
| Exoskeleton
|
ex-O-skel-e-ton
|
Thick
outer covering found in arthropods. |
| Expansion |
ecks-pan-shun |
When
something is getting bigger. |
| Extra
terrestrial |
extra
terr-ess-tree-al |
Something
from another planet. |
| Eyepiece
lens |
|
Part
of the microscope you look down. |
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