English for science / Fran Zimmerman ; illustrated by Raquel Zimmerman.
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TextPublisher: Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice Hall Regents, c1989Copyright date: c1989Description: xxii, 186 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type: - text
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- 428.240245 19 Z.F.E
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(NOTE: Each chapter begins by introducing the rhetorical function, relating it to the scientific method, and presenting it in a short reading. The six main sections: Introduction, Using English to... (Classify, compare, and so on), Reading Skills, Listening Skills, Discussion Points and Writing Skill.) Introduction to the Scientific Method 1. Classifying: The Composition of Matter. 2. Comparing: The Elements. 3. Cause and Effect: Color, Light, and Sound. 4. Hypothesizing: Motion and Gravity. 5. Defining: Energy. 6. Exemplifying: Heat. 7. Giving Evidence: Smoking, Drugs, and Alcohol. 8. Experimenting: Electricity and Magnetism. 9. Calculating: Liquids and Gases. 10. Reporting: The Origin of Life. 11. Describing: The Universe. 12. Predicting: The Weather.
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