Question

Which three words are domain-specific?

The planet Jupiter is almost entirely made of gas and liquid. Although it is more than 1,000 times larger than Earth, there is barely any solid surface to stand on. Jupiter’s atmosphere is made up of hydrogen and helium. It does not have much water. Plus, huge, violent storms move across the planet. The Great Red Spot on Jupiter is a storm that has been raging for more than 300 years. Its diameter is three times larger than the diameter of Earth.

All options are: Gas, Solid, Atmosphere, Hydrogen, Violent, Storm, and Diameter

Answer 1

Answer: The three domain-specific words are; Atmosphere, Storms and Gas

Explanation: Domain-specific words can be simply refered to as words that are particularly important to a specific subject. Take for examples, the words you often use in chemistry subject are often not thesame as the ones you use in history subject or music classes.

Science related vocabulary are not the same as art related vocabulary.

So Atmosphere, Storms and Gas are words often used in Geography

Answer 2

Answer: The three domain-specific words are; Atmosphere, Storms and Gas

Explanation: Domain-specific words can be simply refered to as words that are particularly important to a specific subject. Take for examples, the words you often use in chemistry subject are often not thesame as the ones you use in history subject or music classes.

Science related vocabulary are not the same as art related vocabulary.

So Atmosphere, Storms and Gas are words often used in Geograph.