Britannica Student Encyclopedia - 2010

screenwriting (filmmaking)

movie volume 8 page 198

screw (machine component)

machine volume 8 page 6, picture, volume

8 page 6

Screw Auger Falls (waterfall in Maine,

U.S.) picture, volume 1 page 151

“Screwtape Letters, The” (book by

Lewis)

Lewis volume 7 page 137

scrimmage, line of (sports)

football volume 5 page 49

script: see in index screenwriting; writing

scroll painting (art)

Chinese scrolls picture, volume 10 page 9

scrotum (anatomy) picture, volume 11

page 47

reproductive system volume 11 page 48

scrum (sports)

rugby volume 11 page 103

scull (watercraft)

boat volume 2 page 98

sculling (sport): see in index scull

sculptor: see in index sculpture

sculpture

MAIN ARTICLE volume 12 page 54

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abstract sculpture by Hepworth picture,

volume 12 page 57

brass volume 2 page 123

bronze volume 2 page 134

Hermitage picture, volume 1 page 196

Olmec head picture, volume 9 page 132

Picasso’s work in Chicago picture, volume

10 page 79

sculptor at work picture, volume 12

page 55

stone angel in Rome picture, volume 12

page 55

sculpture in the round (threedimensional

sculpture)

sculpture volume 12 page 55

SDI (United States defense system): see in

index Strategic Defense Initiative

sea (body of water): see in index Aral Sea;

Baltic Sea; Bering Sea; Black Sea; Caribbean

Sea; Caspian Sea; Dead Sea; Mediterranean

Sea; North Sea; Red Sea

LIFE SCIENCES

Anatomy

Biology

Botany

Ecology

Genetics

Medicine

Zoology

PHYSICAL

SCIENCES

Astronomy

Chemistry

Geology

Mathematics

Physics

SOCIAL SCIENCES

Anthropology

Archaeology

Economics

Geography

Psychology

Social Science

Sociology

OTHER SCIENCE

TOPICS

Acid and Base

Acid Rain

Adaptation

Air

Artificial

Intelligence

Atmosphere

Atom

Color

Conservation

Crystal

Ecosystem

Electricity

Energy

Environment

Evolution

Force

Global Warming

Gravity

Greenhouse

Effect

Human Origins

Lens

Light

Living Thing

Matter

Molecule

Motion

Optics

Pollution

Recycling

Sound

Technology and

Invention

Water

Weather

Wind

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sea, inland (physical feature): see in index

lake

sea anemone (invertebrate order)

MAIN ARTICLE volume 12 page 57

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anemone fish picture, volume 5 page 28

jewel anemone picture, volume 12

page 57

sea bass (fish)

bass volume 2 page 37

sea battle: see in index naval warfare

seabed: see in index ocean floor

sea cave (geology)

cave volume 3 page 63

sea eagle (bird)

eagle volume 4 page 86

sea elephant (mammal): see in index

elephant seal

seafloor: see in index ocean floor

sea horse (fish)

MAIN ARTICLE volume 12 page 58, picture,

volume 12 page 58

sea ice (ice formation)

Arctic Ocean volume 1 page 173

Sea Knight helicopter (U.S. military

aircraft) picture, volume 8 page 56

seal (mammal)

MAIN ARTICLE volume 12 page 59, picture,

volume 12 page 59, picture, volume 12

page 59

seal (art)

Indus Valley Civilization picture, volume

6 page 136

seal engraving (art): see in index seal

sea lion (mammal) picture, volume 12

page 59

seal volume 12 page 59

seaplane (aircraft) picture, volume 1

page 53

airplane volume 1 page 53

Sears Tower (building in Chicago, Illinois,

U.S.): see in indexWillis Tower

sea-run trout (fish): see in index rainbow

trout

sea serpent (mythical beast)

legendary animals volume 1 page 128

seashell

chalk volume 3 page 79

sea snake (snake)

MAIN ARTICLE volume 12 page 60

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banded sea krait picture, volume 12

page 60

season (meteorological division)

MAIN ARTICLE volume 12 page 60, picture,

volume 12 page 61

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Demeter volume 4 page 34

Earth volume 4 page 90

Hades volume 6 page 5

sea stack (rock formation)

off the coast of Australia picture, volume

14 page 78

sea star (class of echinoderm): see in index

starfish

seat belt (safety device)

automobile volume 1 page 237, picture,

volume 12 page 7

Seattle (city inWashington, U.S.)

trans-Pacific container ship picture, volume

10 page 5

sea turtle (reptile)

turtle volume 13 page 117

sea wasp (marine invertebrate)

jellyfish volume 7 page 20

sea water: see in index salt water

seaweed

farming picture, volume 7 page 71

Seb (Egyptian god): see in index Geb

second (unit of time)

time volume 13 page 67

secondary battery (electronics)

battery volume 2 page 40

secondary bow (multicolored arc in the

sky)

rainbow volume 11 page 23, picture,

volume 11 page 22

secondary consumer (biology)

food chain volume 5 page 45

secondary education

education volume 4 page 106

secondary rainbow (multicolored arc in

the sky): see in index secondary bow

secondary school: see in index secondary

education

secondary tooth (anatomy): see in index

permanent tooth

Second Battle ofWounded Knee (U.S.

history, 1973): see in indexWounded

Knee, Second Battle of

Second Crusade (European, Christian

and Islamic history): see in index Crusades

second-degree burn (injury)

burn and scald volume 2 page 152

second position (ballet)

ballet positions picture, volume 2

page 14

Second Reich (historic country in

Europe): see in index German Empire

Second SeminoleWar (U.S. history,

1835–42)

Osceola volume 9 page 153

Seminole volume 12 page 64

Tyler volume 13 page 124

Van Buren volume 14 page 55

Second Temple (Judaism): see in index

Jerusalem, Temple of

Secretariat (United Nations)