Key terms are Vocabulary that someone should know in order to understand the topic. - Bree
Brain Stem is what I found but we may not have the same key terms paper.
It depends on what the terms are.
False Catastrophism is not the idea that the present is the key to the past. Uniformitarianism is the idea that the person is the key to the past.
If you are like me and need this answer for a science crossword puzzle the answer is PERIOD. The crossword puzzle this answer goes with is "A Trip Through Geeologic Time - Key Terms" The bold heading says "Key Trems" and the bottom of the page says "(C) Pearson Education, Inc., publishing as Pearson Prentice Hall. All rights reserved." This answer is for blank 4 Down and consist of 6 blanks and on the fourth blank down the box has a small 5 that leads into 5 Across. This box should contain an "i".
Nickel in terms of money means: $0.05 or 5 cents
How we use key terms
THERE IS NO key term
You know how in the back of most textbooks there is a glossary? The glossary normally defines 'key terms'. Key terms are basically terms or words that you must know in order to complete a project or else for a test; whatever form of project is being undertaken.
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A metaphor
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A key is a place on a map that explains terms when the language is not in the mother language. The key can also help to distinguish things like roads and boundaries.
A legend or key on the map can explain technical terms or translate non-English terms. It provides a guide to decipher symbols, colors, and other markings used on the map.
The glossary section of a textbook provides definitions of key terms. This section is typically located at the end of the book and lists important terms along with their definitions for reference.
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Howard Jackson has written: 'Key Terms in Linguistics (Key Terms)' -- subject(s): Linguistics, Terminology 'Good Grammar for Students'
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