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Pinprick
Underwater
Driftwood
Loggerhead
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Pinprick
Underwater
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Loggerhead
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Algae
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Cetaceans
Coral
Crocodile
Dolphin
Dugong
Fish
Invertebrates
Manatee
Mollusk
Ocean
Pinnipeds
Plants
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Sea Turtle
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The negatively charged particle in the electron cloud. Electron
A particle in the nucleus that is positively charged Proton
A particle in the nucleus with a neutral, or no charge Neutron
A tiny, dense positively charged region in the center of an Atom Nucleus
Particles, like protons, neutrons, and electrons that are smaller than atoms Subatomic particles
Regions inside the Atom where electrons are likely to be found. This model developed by Schrodinger, is called Quantum Theory Electron Cloud
The number of protons in an element Atomic Number
The average of the masses the neutrally occurring isotopes in element Atomic mass
The arrangement of elements on a table based on their atomic number Periodic table
A column on the periodic table, also called a family containing elements with the same number of Valence electrons Chemical group
one of a hundred or so pure substances that cannot be broken down into simpler substances Element
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inside
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someone
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into
upon
sunshine
myself
playground
maybe
cannot
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seaweed
rocks
coral
shell
urchin
creatures
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fish
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underwater
SHELTER
WOOD
BRIAN
SECRET
PLANTS
NATURE
TURTLES
RASPBERRIES
MOSQUITOES
LAKE
PLANE
FIRE
BIRDS
MOOSE
FISH
HATCHET
RABBIT
TREES
WOLF
enormous
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classroom
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playground
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pancake
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cannot
An act respecting the criminal law Criminalcode
Something that was previously illegal Legalize
in the proposed of legislation Enact
affects how decisions are made and policies are established ProcedurtalJustice
the reason for doing the act Motive
an act of trying to achieve something Attempt
make better; improve Amend
institute legal proceeding against Prosecute
cease by legislation to treat as illegal Decriminalize
turn into a criminal offense by making it illegal Criminalize
equal treatment of all rivals or disputants fairness Impartiality
case may be prosecuted either summarily or as indictment Hybridoffence
Such acts are forbidden and punishable by law Criminaloffence
another word to call it is indictment Indictableoffence
Yelling or harassment Summaryconvictionoffence
as opposed to the mental state of the accused Actusreus
lack of regard for the danger or consequences of one's actions Recklessness
Sometimes called ignorance of law Willfullblindness
a person who incites or assists someone to commit a crime Accessoryafterthefact
help, assist, or support in the achievement of something Aiding
a secret plan by a group to do something unlawful or harmful Conspiracy
encourage or assist (someone) to do something wrong to commit a crime or other offense Abetting