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Endothermic                                                            Exothermic

Baking Bread                                                                        Burning Wood    

                                                                                               Striking A Match To Light It

                                                                                               Exploding Dynamite

This reaction is here because it                                       This reactions are here because each one

takes heat from its environment                                   gives heat off.

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