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  Galena City School District
  Standards and Skills
  
S.10  Science - Grade 10
  
S.10.01  describe and diagram the earth-moon system.
S.10.01.01       - diagram the orbits of the Earth, moon, and Sun.
S.10.01.02       - describe the rotations of the Earth and moon.
S.10.01.03       - explain and diagram eclipses of the moon.
S.10.01.04       - explain the phases of the moon.
S.10.02  analyze rock dynamics.
S.10.02.01       - explain the causes of landslide, earth crevices, and caves.
S.10.02.02       - describe the rock cycle.
S.10.02.03       - define the three kinds of rocks.
S.10.02.04       - identify examples of each of the three types of rocks.
S.10.02.05       - tell how rocks are classified.
S.10.02.06       - name and describe the forces which cause the transformations of rocks.
S.10.03  analyze and describe weather systems.
S.10.03.01       - describe the movement and changes of atmospheric systems.
S.10.03.02       - tell how weather systems form.
S.10.03.03       - describe the characteristic climate of the 4 earth zones from polar to tropical.
S.10.03.04       - analyze the relationship of altitude, latitude, and longitude to climate.
S.10.03.05       - explain the formation of precipitation: fog, clouds, hail, snow, rain.
S.10.04  name, identify, and define the six levels of organization within an organism.
S.10.05  analyze the life cycles of plants.
S.10.05.01       - explain the functions of different components of plants in reproduction.
S.10.06  analyze food webs.
S.10.06.01       - interpret diagrams of food chains and webs.
S.10.06.02       - interpret energy pyramids.
S.10.06.03       - identify examples of predator/prey relationships in the context of an energy pyramid.
S.10.06.04       - describe the benefits of photosynthesis to consumers within a food web.
S.10.07  analyze the mechanism of evolution and heredity.
S.10.07.01       - analyze and interpret phylogenetic tree diagrams.
S.10.07.02       - explain the role which adaptation, mutation, and isolation play in evolution.
S.10.07.03       - identify examples of speciation.
S.10.07.04       - explain how evolutionary relationships are reflected in DNA analysis.
S.10.07.05       - define DNA.
S.10.07.06       - explain what scientists hope to learn from the human genome mapping project.
S.10.07.07       - explain the mechanism and function of gene sequencing.
S.10.07.08       - identify examples of medical benefits of gene mapping.
S.10.08  identify and analyze human body systems.
S.10.08.01       - describe, diagram and explain the functioning of the human circulatory system
S.10.08.02       - tell what happens to blood as it flows through the circulatory system.
S.10.08.03       - explain the role which blood plays in the functioning of an organism.
S.10.09  apply science knowledge to human health.
S.10.09.01       - identify examples of substance abuse.
S.10.09.02       - list deleterious effects of substance abuse.
S.10.09.03       - identify examples of effects of substance abuse.
S.10.10  apply properties of matter.
S.10.10.01       - define and differentiate density, mass, volume, texture, and specific gravity.
S.10.10.02       - analyze the effects of heat on different conductive materials.
S.10.10.03       - describe the effects of heat on solids and gases.
S.10.11  analyze wave motion of energy.
S.10.11.01       - identify and apply definitions of wave frequency and amplitude.
S.10.12  analyze chemical reactions.
S.10.13.01       - explain the process of a chemical reaction.
S.10.13.02       - tell what atoms and molecules do during a chemical reaction.
S.10.13.03       - identify examples of chemical reactions.
S.10.13.04       - analyze formula representations of chemical reactions.
S.10.13.05       - identify balanced chemical reactions.
S.10.14  design experiments to test hypotheses.
S.10.14.01       - list, identify, and define the steps involved in scientific inquiry.
S.10.14.02       - explain the significance of publication to the process of validating scientific findings.
S.10.14.03       - explain the process of empirical science.
S.10.15  interpret scientific data.
S.10.15.01       - apply math and algebra skills to analyze quantifiable scientific data.
S.10.15.02       - compare and interpret data on complex charts, graphs, and scattergrams.
S.10.15.03       - draw conclusions from multi-cell data charts.
S.10.15.04       - draw conclusions from experiments and recorded results.
S.10.16  measure and process scientific data.
S.10.16.01       - select the appropriate metric unit for a specific experiment.
S.10.16.02       - develop a sense of the size and mass of objects in metric units.
S.10.16.03       - estimate the dimensions, area, volume, and weight of objects in metric units.
S.10.16.04       - define by the steps in processing data: recording, collecting, comparing, interpreting.
S.10.17  evaluate the effect of science and technology on the environment.
S.10.17.01       - identify the causes of environmental problems.
S.10.17.02       - define acid rain.
S.10.17.03       - define ozone layer depletion.
S.10.17.04       - define greenhouse effect.
S.10.17.05       - define amphibian die-off.
S.10.17.06       - define glacial melting.
S.10.17.07       - identify example of air, water, and ground pollution.
S.10.17.08       - evaluate the cost of pollution in terms of money, health, and recreation.
S.10.17.09       - evaluate methods of protecting the environment
S.10.17.10       - evaluate cost and effectiveness of examples of environmental protection.
S.10.18  explain the nature of science.
S.10.18.01       - explain the process of empirical science.
S.10.18.02       - evaluate how economic competition can impact the process of scientific discovery.
S.10.19  identify careers in science.
S.10.19.01       - match science careers with the fields of study required to qualify for each.
S.10.19.02       - identify examples of work done by different types of scientist professionals.
S.10.19.03       - match careers in science with the training and job opportunities of each.
S.10.20  trace the history of scientific discovery.
S.10.20.01       - list the pioneers of medical science on a timeline with their accomplishments.
S.10.20.02       - trace changes in disease control over time.
S.10.20.03       - list and describe examples of scientific discoveries of ancient cultures.
S.10.20.04       - discuss Stonehenge, Chaco Canyon, Mayan Calendar, and Polynesian navigation.
S.10.20.05       - place on a timeline pioneers of evolution and genetics.
S.10.21  analyze the relationship between science and technology.
S.10.21.01       - outline the process of designing new technological products.
S.10.21.02       - explain the purpose of design, function, and field testing in the development of technology.
S.10.21.03       - evaluate the role of invention in the development of technology.
S.10.21.04       - differentiate science and technology.
S.10.21.05       - identify examples of how technology can advance science.
S.10.21.06       - identify examples of how science advances technology.
  
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