Study Notes Overview

A place where artifacts, specimens, or works of art are kept and displayed for public viewing.

An area within a museum that focuses on a specific subject, such as dinosaurs, transportation, or electricity.

Learning about how things work and how they have changed over time.

The study of the stars and planets, including their movement and position in space.

Machines that can perform tasks automatically, often imitating human actions.

An event where two or more vehicles collide, often causing damage and injury.

A person who sees an event and can provide information about it, often used in investigations.

A signal used to control traffic, usually with red, yellow, and green lights.

A written report of an incident, often used by police or other authorities to record details.

An intersection where traffic from different directions meets.

A type of Arabic calligraphy with straight, geometric letters that are easy to cut into wood or stone.

A style of calligraphy frequently used in Islamic art, known for its elegance and long, flowing letters. It's often used for headings in the Quran.

A popular script used in both printing and handwriting. It's clear, legible, and easier to read than other styles of Arabic.

Arabic calligraphy that focuses on cursive letters with connecting lines. It's more fluid and dynamic than other styles.

A very decorative style of calligraphy often seen on greeting cards and other celebratory items. It's known for its beauty and craftsmanship.

A word that connects two clauses and shows the reason for something.

A word that connects two clauses and shows the result of something.

A phrase used to agree with a positive statement.

A phrase used to agree with a negative statement.

A report that describes an event, often including details about who, what, where, when, why, and how.