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Orb weaver spiders have eight legs and fangs containing venom. Their bodies contain a cephalothorax head and abdomen rear section. The cephalothorax contains eyes to hunt prey and fangs to bite and inject poison. The abdomen holds organs and silk glands to produce webs or egg sacs. Spiders uniquely spin webs to catch insects for food and have spinnerets that excrete liquid silk. Male orb weavers search for mates, signal females by vibrating female webs, and mate with females on threads at web edges.
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Rome became politically unstable over 50 years with 22 different emperors fighting for the throne. Corruption spread as government officials accepted bribes, fewer talented people served in government, and wealthy citizens refused to pay taxes. As a result, infrastructure like roads and bridges fell into disrepair, trade routes became unsafe due to invaders, and hunger spread as not enough farmers worked the land. Various tribes and groups like the Huns repeatedly invaded the empire, which had grown too large to defend effectively.
The roman empire
The Roman Empire began in Italy when the twin brothers Romulus and Remus founded Rome, with Romulus becoming the first king after killing Remus. The Empire expanded throughout the Mediterranean Sea and parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa. Some important figures included the first emperor Augustus Caesar, emperors Diocletian and Constantine who divided and moved the capital to Constantinople, and Justinian who created laws to protect citizens. The Empire eventually split into Western and Eastern halves, with the Western Empire falling first due to being poorer and more vulnerable to invasions.
America today
The document discusses several foundational aspects of America, beginning with the Mayflower Compact which established self-governance for the Plymouth colony. It then discusses the Enlightenment principles of individual rights and responsibilities of government. Finally, it outlines key elements of problem solving through community groups, capitalism through private enterprise and trade, and advances in science and technology.
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This document defines and provides examples of various forms of nonfiction writing, including biography, autobiography, essays, informative articles, and interviews. Biographies tell the story of a person's life as written by someone else, while autobiographies are told from the first-person perspective. Essays are short written pieces on a single topic that typically contain 5 paragraphs. Informative articles and news stories provide factual information about subjects and current events. Interviews involve a person asking questions of a guest to obtain information.
Stay organized
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Cornell note taking
Cornell note taking involves setting up the page with your name at the top and a subject heading. You draw three lines - a vertical line down the page and two horizontal lines to divide the page into sections. In the left section, you write a key question and use the remaining space to write bulleted notes on the topic. The right section is for writing important information from lectures or readings. At the bottom, you write a summary of the main points to help study the notes.
The water cycle
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- 1. Orb Weaver Spider By James Chang
- 2. Fast Facts Spiders are a class of arachnid. Animals that are in arachnids have eight legs like the scorpions and mites. Arachnids came from the Greek myth about the creation of spiders. There are over 35,000 kinds of spiders in the world! Every spider spins some sort of web.
- 3. Mouth Part Fangs are for piercing into the hard shells of the insects body. The food that they eat is moths, beetles, and other insects that fly into their webs. The fangs have venom that kill the insect.
- 4. Body Description The cephalothorax is the head of spider. The abdomen is the spider’s rear body part. The spinneret is the thing that produces web or silk.
- 5. Head Spider head have eyes that help them to look where there are going and help catch there prey. Spider head have fangs that bite the insect that inject poison into insect and kill the insect. After that they suck out the liquid. The spider head is the cephalothorax which contains the brain and stomach of spider.
- 6. Spider Abdomen The Abdomen is the spiders rear body part. Inside the abdomen there is the lungs, heart, and silk gland. The silk gland is what produces web and silk to create a web or egg sack.
- 7. Spider Unusual Characteristic The unusual thing that spiders have is their spinneret's. When the silk comes out of the spinneret it is a liquid. Another unusual thing is that they spin webs. They are the only species that spins a web to catch their food. Spiders have claws and bristles that help them fix their web when it’s damaged, and they help them to not get stuck on their sticky webs.
- 8. Laying Eggs When a male orb weaver is full grown he searches for mate. The male orb weaver makes a mating thread on the edge of the female's web and will bounce on the web. When the female feels the vibration she will join the male spider on the mating thread.