Nature
20 questions / Nature Fireside Poets Optimism and Individualism The Dark Side
What is a tree?
A tall growing thing.
What is True?
What is an optimist?
Miss Stutsman is this.
What is a raven?
What is a orchid?
Miss Stutsman's favorite kind of flower.
What is a fireplace?
There is one of these in Miss. Stutsman's house that a squirrel got stuck in once.
Who is God?
We are never alone because He is with us.
What is a Poe boy because nobody loves him?
Poe is this kind of boy.
What is Bonny Ville Mill?
The best place around to go for a nature walk.
What is Longfellow?
The name of Miss Stutsman's retired pastor's dog.
What is standing in the mall with a clip board and asking strangers to take a survey?
This is the best way to be left alone.
What is the dark side of the moon?
This always faces away from the earth and is a song.
What is the redwood?
What is the world's tallest tree?
What is read?
All poems should be.
What is the 19th Amendment?
This amendment gave women the right to vote.
What is a creepy pasta?
A scary story that is popular on the internet.
What is True?
True or False a tree can own itself.
Who is Robert Service?
This is Miss. Stutsman's favorite poet.
What is the Sherklock Holmes joke?
The funniest joke?
Who is Annabelle?
This haunted doll has been the subject of many horror movies and is based on a real story.
25 questions / sounds food mother nature countries singers
dog
WOOF WOOF!
pig
Ham comes from this animal
hail
what is it called when ice falls from clouds
the Biggest country by land mass
the beattles
this 60's band is named after a type of bug
water
splash
pumpkin, apple, blueberry, lemon moran, pecan, custard, cream pie....
name 2 types of pie
the sun
What rises in the morning and sets in the evening
China
The country with the most people
Whitney Houston
sings R-E-S-P-E-C-T
bird
chirp chirp
cow
steak comes from this animal
lightning
Electricity that hits the earth is called
United States
What country is just under Canada?
Michael Jackson
Thriller is his most famous album
lion or tiger
rawrrrrr!
Apple
This fruit fell from a tree on someones head and helped discover gravity
stars
you may see many of this in the sky in the night time
Great-Britain
Which island does "the Queen" come from
Justin Bieber
this Canadian sings "baby, baby, baby ouhhhh!"
fast car
zoooom!
Pizza
buy it in a square box...the food is in the shape of a circle...you serve it to people as a triangle
rain
I'd need an umbrella in this weather
Italy
What country is shaped like a boot (in Europe)
He's not a king, but he loves purple!
25 questions / Before and After Potpourri Nature Human Body In the Kitchen
Secretary General anesthesia
Top U.N. official designed to cause loss of consciousness and sensation of entire body
This deodorant that's strong enough for a man but made for a woman was introduced in 1956.
Nocturnal
Most bats are this 9 letter adjective, so they don't mind if you call them at 2 in the morning.
Elbow
The radius, ulna, and humerus all converge at this point.
Sifting
A clever cat from Shrek puts combat troops in the fight overseas.
Keebler
Ernie is one of the spokeselves for this snack brand.
Wasps
Yellow jackets are a social type of this stinging insect.
Largegly responsible for detoxification, it is the largest internal organ.
ketchup
Ingredients of this french fry condiment include tomatoes, cinnamon, cider vinegar, and garlic.
Seventh Day Care
Tom Brady
Jimmy Garoppolo had to start at QB to begin the 2016 NFL season because this other Patriot was supspended.
What was nature thinking putting these glands on the paw pads, so dogs have to cool off by panting.
Shoulder blade
The scapula was once called the blade bone as well as this blade.
The thigh
Butterball advises putting the thermometer in this part of the turkey that provides the dark meat.
The Big Apple of my eye.
NYC Nickname that refers to the most special person ever.
Siri
Apple's website says you can ask this entity to find the best sushi place or show you the constellation Orion.
Hummingbirds
These birds which usually feed while hovering, flap their wings 60-75 times per second.
The part of your eye that looks like a black circle is called this, as is a student.
Flour
Before you knead bread dough, sprinkle this on your board to prevent sticking.
Department of Homeland Security blanket
Cabinet department established in 2002 that becomes a bedding item carried by a kid for reassurance.
Vitamin C
AKA ascorbic acid, this vitamin helps form collagen in bones and aids in the absorption of iron.
Blood
Male mosquitos usually feed on nectar, its the female mosquitos that usually feed on this substance.
The skull
Allowing for almost no movement between two bones, a suture is a joint only found here.
Paprika
This spice from ground sweet red peppers, is sprinkled on deviled eggs.
What is Fifth
Miriam was born _______ in her family
What is SIT DOWN, SHUT UP and HANG ON
Phrase often heard in Miriam's van
13
traffic ticket
Crime Miriam did time for
What is 20
Age when Beth was born
What is 9
Number of Miriam's Niece and Nephews
What is First or DNF
Miriam's standing at the Nascar finish line?
What is Babysitting
Job Miriam was doing when she met Barry
What is Liam, Crosswalks and Big cities
Makes Miriam run
What is Paullywog
Miriam's Nickname for Paul
Town she was born in
What is ejected from Miriam's moving vehicle
This has to Beth and Liam
What is kitchen windows
Barry and Miriam first saw each other out of
What is a Round a bout
A Traffic controlling device that Miriam once drove through
What is frozen peas and a carrot
Vegetables Miriam has broken over Amy's head
Ben
Her Favorite Brother
Who is Spotty
Miriam entered the demolition derby to defend ____ honour
What is May 22, 1965
Date of Wedding
Who is a dog
Miriam values more that anything
What is "Not in my house"
Well know phrase to teenager living in Miriam home
Rodgers Sugar Factor
The place her parents worked at and first met
What is Westsyde
On what Road did Miriam endangered the lives of her Grandchild
What is a sense of humor
Name the one thing that made their marriage work
What is Nature
Best day every in a large city or in nature
What is unconditional Love
Most powerful parenting tool
25 questions / Developmental psychology Human Lifespan Personality psych. Age conception Intelligence and other
How do we called blank desk
Tabula Rasa.
Life span
Who are authors of four temperaments theory?
Hippocrates and Galenos
What are Biological, Psychological, Sociological, Chronological ages?
Conception of age
What is the name of ability to think, learn from experience, solve problems, and adapt to new situations.
Intelligence
What are discplines that study human development
Psychologists,Sociologists,Anthropologists, Neuroscientists, Medical Researchers
What are Infancy, Childhood, Adolescnce, Late adulthood?
Periods of development.
What is A relatively stable set of characteristics that influences an individual’s behavior
Personality
What is person’s age in terms of biological health ?
Biological age
The ability to think and reason about objects in three dimensions
Spatial intelligence
What are three Goals of human development.
Maintenance, Growth, Regulation
Early Childhood
What types of locus of control do we have?
External, Internal
What are individual’s adaptive capacities compared to those of other individuals of the same chronological age
What is a measure of intelligence that is adjusted for age?
The intelligence quotient
What are following descriptions development is lifelong,multidimensional, multidirectional, plastic, contextual
Characteristics of the Life-span Perspective
Adolescence – Emerging Adulthood
How doeas our personality express
Behavior ( How)
Social age
What is the ability to have insight into the self
Intrapersonal intelligence
What does involve changes in the individual’s thought, intelligence, and language?
Cognitive Processes
Prenatal Period
What are parts of big 5 personalities test?
Openess, Conscientiounsness , Extroversion, Agreebleness, Neuroticism
What doeas Involve the debate about whether development is primarily influenced by nature or nurture?
The Nature-Nurture Issue
What is name for feeling of self-worth
Self-esteem
30 questions / Eratosthenes Archimedes Augustine Albert the Great and Roger Bacon Thomas Aquinas 1450-1550
What are prime numbers?
The kind of numbers his sieve makes it easy to find.
What is it showed his confidence in man's ability to use math models of nature to solve big problems.
What he meant when saying, "If you give me a place to stand, I will move the earth."
What are Confessions and City of God?
Two of his most famous books.
Who was Albert the Great?
Was a Dominican and studied at the University of Paris.
Bonus: What is a Mendicant order? (100 points)
This happened when his wealthy mom heard he was part of a Mendicant religious order.
What are humanism (a worldview), the printing press, travel, and the Christian reformation?
The four world-changing items during this century.
What are a gnomon/shadow, a person walking, math?
Three of the things he used for his big experiment.
What is a whole bunch of mirrors would all be placed together such that they would reflect the sun in a concentrated way that could set things on fire and blind the enemy?
The way his Death Ray worked.
What is that it's good but not necessary for salvation?
His view of Christians studying nature.
Who was Roger Bacon?
A Franciscan who studied at the University of Paris.
What are the Dominicans?
The religious order he was a part of.
What is the view that all answers and solutions could come from people; no supernatural being needed?
Humanism
What is that he was so smart only Aristotle ("Alpha") was smarter?
or
What is that he would never be as smart as Aristotle?
One meaning for his nickname, "Beta."
What is by grabbing enemy ships, such that holes would be ripped in them, then smashing them on rocks?
What is a handmaiden?
What he called the study of nature in relation to the study of theology.
Who are Albert the Great AND Roger Bacon?
Taught Thomas Aquinas.
What is that even though he was a quiet person, the impact that he would have would be great?
"This ox will one day fill the world with his bellowing."
What is the invention that made books cheaper, more widespread which made it easier to share ideas around the world?
Printing Press
What is to calculate the circumference of the Earth?
The goal of his experiment.
What is it could move water uphill?
The unique thing about his screw.
What is a devotional activity?
What he thought scientific inquiry could be for a Christian.
Who are the Dominicans?
This order was focused on preaching and teaching and is associated with Aristotle's focus on the natural world, the here and now.
What are the study of nature and the Holy Scriptures?
He was convicted that these two things were compatible.
What is there were advancements in naval transportation that allowed for greater exploration, trade and sharing of ideas?
Travel
What is it demonstrated that nature was KNOWABLE by man through his senses and his reason acting together?
The reason his experiment is important in the history of science.
What is "to apply knowledge of mathematics and geometrical figures to solve everyday (and big!) problems?"
The definition of engineering.
What are to understand their writings and to better practice math?
He thought Christians needed to study pagan thought for these two reasons.
Who are the Franciscans?
This order was focused on inward Christian piety and is associated with Plato and his focus on the unseen realities of the world, the world to come.
What are the great questions of the pre-Socratics?
Due to Aquinas' influence, Christians could now consider these within a Christian context.
What is Luther's challenge of the church to return to biblical orthodoxy in their views, worship and work that resulted in his excommunication from the Roman Catholic church and the beginning of what is called Protestantism?
Reformation
25 questions / Food Nature Sports Celebrities Movies/Tv Shows
Burrito
The name of this Mexican food is similar to the Spanish word for donkey
The Chimpanzee
What is the smartest animal in the world?
Kobe Bryant
What popular basketball player recently passed in a helicopter accident?
Lady Gaga
Which famous singer has a meat dress?
Staying Alive
What song do they sing in the tv show the office while performing CPR on a test dummy?
What is the carolina reaper
What is the name of the hottest pepper in the world?
5
How many rows of teeth does a shark have?
Tiger Woods
Who is the youngest player to ever win the Masters golf tournament?
Blue Jeans
What is Miley Cirus's horse named?
Andre the giant
What was the actor's name in the princess bride that played the giant?
What is Dr.Pepper
In diner slang M.D is not Mountain Dew but this soft drink...
Lady Liberty
This big green statue was braught from France during the American revolution.
Soccer
What is the most given scholarship sport?
Cameron Boyce
Which Disney channel actor passed away in 2019?
MAYOR QUIMBY
On The Simpsons the chief executive of Springfield is this corrupt mayor nicknamed Diamond Joe
What is sausage
Bologna is a form of what?
1908
In what year did the Grand Canyon become a national monument?
New England Patriots
Aubrey Grahm
What is Drake's real name?
5
How many Indiana Jones movies are there?
Subway
Which fat food restaurant has the largest number of chains in the world?
Electric Eel
This South American fish can grow 9 feet long & deliver a jolting 650 volts
The Saints
What football team has the symbol on their helmets meaning the flower of life?
Danny DeVito
Who voiced the lorax
Shermer High
WHat was the name of the school in the breakfast club?
25 questions / Principles Neurology Studies nature v nurture evolution
All behaviour has a physiological basis
The Dr Mony (Joan/John) study illustrates which principle of BLOA?
synaptic pruning
This process is what makes plasticity comparable to forests
Phineas Gage or Scoville and Milner (1957)- The Case of HM
which study is best used to illustrate localization of the brain?
enlightenment
The questioning of nature v nurture originally started during this period.
infection
Disgust is an evolutionary response to this fear, according to Curtis et al.
Behaviour can be inherited, genetics
The Bouchard et all study best illustrates which principle?
neurotransmitter
Acetylcholine is an example of this
serotonin
The Crockett (2010) study's purpose was to investigate the role of what in moral judgment and behaviour?
John Locke
He said we are born with a tabula rasa (a blank slate)
online surveys
Which research method was used by the Curtis et al. (2004) study?
because there are no dependent variables
Why are brain imaging technology studies considered correlational?
neurotransmitters
These are brain chemicals that communicate information via electrical impulses throughout our brain and body.
oxytocin
The Baumgartner et al. (2008) study investigated this hormone
behaviourists (skinner and watson)
These kinds of psychologists question the role of nature and insist that we are conditioned to respond in certain ways
reproduction
The key element of evolution is not survival, but ________.
animal research
Besides brain imaging technology (correlational studies), what is the other method used to research BLOA?
Plasticity
The brain's ability to rearrange connections between neurons as a result of learning and new experience is called _______
evolution and disgust
Curtis et al., (2004) examined this effect on behaviour
regulation and expression
epigenetics investigates the _______ and _________ of genes
genetic
natural selection doesn't happen on the species level or even the organism level, but at this level
heritability is based off one single person or between family; evolution is based on species wide effects
What is the distinction between heritability and evolution?
pheromones
They are chemicals capable of acting like hormones outside the body
Dabbs, Ferry et al
This study examined the role of testosterone in prisoners.
Skinner
This Harvard psychologist said that the future of humanity depended on abandoning the concepts of individual freedom and dignity and engineering the human environment so that behavior was controlled systematically and to desirable ends rather than haphazardly.
pregnant women
The disgust evolutionary response was studied on these people by Fessler et al. 2005.
25 questions / Nature/Animals RANDO Islam International Stuff Countable Nouns
Bamboo
What food makes up 99% of a Giant Panda's diet?
The Lone Star State
What is the official nickname of Texas?
17
How man Fard Rakats are made in 1 day?
Euro
The European "Dollar" is called a
A school or a shoal
One name for a group of fish is
Black
What color is a polar bear's skin?
dogs
The Canary Islands are named after THIS animal, NOT birds
Honey
What is a Sunnah method of relieving stomach discomfort/ailments?
North Korea and Cuba
These are the only countries where you can't buy Coca Cola.
a cast
A group of crabs is called a
3
It is recorded that a snail can sleep for up to ____ years.
1000 years
How many years are there in 100 centuries?
half
The Prophet Muhammad sallahu alayhi wa salaam said tht cleanliness is ____ of your faith.
Madagascar
Lemurs are native to only 1 country on earth. Name it.
Parliament
A group of owls is called a
A giraffe
This animal has a long neck but no vocal cords.
James, Mary
DAILY DOUBLE
Name the most popular male name in the world in the last 100 years.
Nae the most popular female name in the world in the last 100 years.
40
In Islam, one should not let their nails grow for longer than _____ days.
Dutch, Dutch
DAILY DOUBLE
What are people from the Netherlands called? & What language do they speak?
a colony or an army
One name for a group of ants is
head
The heart of a shrimp is located in its _____?
Alexandria
The Lighthouse of _______ is one of the 7 great wonders of the world.
Al Ghaffur, Al Ghaffar
What are the names of Allah that are MOST associated with forgiveness?
Los Angeles
The entire world's population can fit inside of which U.S. city?
a tower, herd, journey, or Kaleidoscope
One name for a group of Giraffes is a
25 questions / CROSSWORD CLUES "D" NATURE TRAVEL USA FASHION "HOT" & "COLD"
a dial
Touch-tone predecessor (4)
Mongoose
Unlike other species of these carnivores, the meerkat doesn't have a reputation for killing snakes
San Francisco
After winding down Lombard Street in this city, you might dine at Fisherman's Wharf
A pocketwatch
A fob pocket on a pair of men's trousers was originally designed to hold this item
Cold cuts
Popular term for a variety of deli meats & cheeses, often served on a platter
Drum
Band major (4)
Starfish
If one of these spiny, 5-armed sea creatures is cut in half, each part may regenerate
South Dakota
Visit this state on Mother's Day weekend and you can attend the Black Hills Balloon Rally in Sturgis
Cardigan
Named for an earl, it's a knitted sweater that opens down the front
Cold feet
It's what a reluctant bride or groom might get before the wedding
Dixie
Southern cup (5)
Mushroom
The destroying angel is a deadly type of this fungus
John Dillinger
A museum in Nashville, Indiana traces the career of this gangster, "Public enemy Number One"
Fatigues (camouflage pants)
These military pants with patches of green & brown became popular for general wear in the 1980s
hot pants
One of the 1970s' big fashion fads was these short shorts for women
a discus
Olympic saucer (6)
Elm
The slimy inner bark of this "slippery" tree was once used to relieve throat ailments
Colorado
It's an 11 1/2-mile climb to the top of Pikes Peak in Pike National Forest in this state
A babushka
This head scarf that ties under the chin derives its name from the Russian word for grandmother
Hot Springs
The Miss Arkansas pageant is held in this city that also boasts a national park
Disposable diapers
Pampers (10,7)
Buffalo
Now almost extinct, the wisent is a European species of this oxlike North American mammal
Dollywood
Named for a singer, this 88-acre theme park is Pigeon Forge, Tennessee's most popular attraction
collar
Usually wide, white & lace-trimmed, a Vandyke is a style of this
Hot Wheels
Popular toy car brand
9 questions / Science and Nature History Science Fiction
Apples, blueberries, peppers, cucumbers, coffee, and vanilla. Do you like to eat and drink? Then you might want to thank a bee.
Bees pollinate 75 percent of the fruits, vegetables, and nuts grown in the United States. Around the world, bees pollinate $24 billion worth of crops each year. Without bees, humans would face a drastically reduced diet. We need bees to grow the foods that keep us healthy.
But numbers of bees are falling, and that has scientists alarmed. What's causing the decline? Diseases, pesticides, climate change, and loss of habitat are all threatening bee populations. Some bee species teeter on the brink of extinction.
On July 29, 2009, Air National Guard Major Mary Jennings Hegar was shot down while on a Medevac mission in Afghanistan. Despite being wounded, her courageous actions saved the lives of her crew and their patients, earning her the Purple Heart as well as the Distinguished Flying Cross with Valor Device. That day also marked the beginning of a new mission: convincing the U.S. Government to allow women to serve openly on the front line of battle for the first time in American history. Mary Jennings Hegar was a brave and determined woman who gave her all for her country, her sense of justice, and for women everywhere.
Sixteen-year-old Emily is on the run. Between her parents and the trouble she's recently gotten into at school, she has more than enough reason to get away. But when she finds a little boy named Aidan wandering in the woods, she knows she needs to help him find his way home. But getting home is no easy matter, especially when Emily finds out that Aidan isn't even from Earth. When their plane crashes into the side of a snowy mountain, it's up to Emily to ensure Aidan and their pilot, Bob, make it off the mountain alive. Pursued by government forces who want to capture Aidan, the unlikely team of three trek across the freezing landscape, learning more about each other, and about life, than they ever thought possible.
Mars is half Earth's size and much colder, but its arid surface looks oddly familiar, with rocky plains, rolling hills, and sand dunes much like those on Earth. The dusty ground is tinged brownish red by rust (iron oxide) and makes Mars look reddish from Earth, which is why the ancient Greeks and Romans named the planet after their god of war. Mars may have been warmer and wetter in the past, and there are signs that water once flowed across its surface, carving out gullies and laying down sedimentary rock. There may even be fossils of alien life forms hidden in the ground.
When the Dionne Quintuplets were born on May 28, 1934, weighing a grand total of just over 13 pounds, no one expected them to live so much as an hour. Overnight, Yvonne, Annette, Cécile, Émilie, and Marie Dionne mesmerized the globe, defying medical history with every breath they took. In an effort to protect them from hucksters and showmen, the Ontario government took custody of the five identical babies, sequestering them in a private, custom-built hospital across the road from their family--and then, in a stunning act of hypocrisy, proceeded to exploit them for the next nine years. The Dionne Quintuplets became a more popular attraction than Niagara Falls, ogled through one-way screens by sightseers as they splashed in their wading pool at the center of a tourist hotspot known as Quintland.
Cade Carter and his friends have survived the qualifying round of the mysterious overlords' twisted games, decimated by the loss of so many of their comrades during the fight. But they have no time to mourn, for the next round of trials is about to begin.
When the group discovers that their next foe will be even more ferocious than the last, Cade leads them on a quest out into their strange new world to find anything that might give them an edge. But what they find in the wilds could prove to be even more dangerous than the impending battle.
On April 13, 1970, the three astronauts aboard the Apollo 13 spacecraft were headed to the moon when a sudden explosion rocked the ship. Oxygen levels began depleting rapidly. Electrical power began to fail. Astronauts James Lovell, Jack Swigert, and Fred Haise were about to be stranded in the inky void of outer space.
The mission to the moon was scrapped. Now, Apollo 13's only goal was to bring the crew home. With the damaged spacecraft hurtling towards the moon at roughly six thousand miles per hour, there was little hope of success. But the astronauts and mission control were fully prepared to do whatever it took to return the crew to Earth.
This space disaster occurred at the peak of the United States' Space Race against the Soviet Union. But for four days in 1970, the two nations put aside their differences, and the entire world watched the skies, hoping and praying the astronauts would return safely. As missions to Mars and commercial space flight become a reality, the time is now to be reminded of our common humanity, of how rivals can work together and support each other towards a shared goal. Because no matter what happens or where we travel, we all call Earth home.
Will Racism ever end in America? Maybe, but if we only focus on the reduction of individual racism, like hate-speech and hate crimes, we will miss a huge piece of the puzzle. Many of the obstacles people of colour face today are caused by the less-discussed concept of institutional racism. Institutional racism is the idea that many of our most powerful institutions promote oppression by targeting qualities that correlate with racial identity and disproportionately disadvantage people of colour. We will not be successful in the fight against injustice until we reform all institutions that help it thrive.
Talin is a Striker, a member of an elite fighting force that stands as the last defense for the only free nation in the world: Mara. A refugee, Talin knows firsthand the horrors of the Federation, a world-dominating war machine responsible for destroying nation after nation with its terrifying army of mutant beasts known only as Ghosts. But when a mysterious prisoner is brought from the front to Mara's capital, Talin senses there’s more to him than meets the eye. Is he a spy from the Federation? What secrets is he hiding? Only one thing is clear: Talin is ready to fight to the death alongside her fellow Strikers for the only homeland she has left . . . with or without the boy who might just be the weapon to save—or destroy—them all. Loyalty is life.
20 questions / EdZola India Nature Movies & Cartoons Random
Sowmhithra
This person has a social media page dedicated to art
Chess
Which indoor game was invented in India?
7
what is the pH level of water?
Avengers:End Game
I love you 3000, is a dialogue from which movie?
Bishop
Which chess piece can only move diagonally?
6
How many TGIF catchups have we had in total?
King Ashoka
This Emperor known as "___ the Great" unified most of South Asia under one kingdom. He even has a famous pillar in remembrance of him.
Giraffe
Which mammal has no vocal cords?
Kabali
For which Rajnikanth movie was a airplane used for marketing?
Switzerland
Which country consumes the most chocolate per capita?
Empathy, Honesty, Integrity, Trust & Sense of Possibilty
What are EdZola's Core Values?
Kulfi
This is the name for Indian Ice Cream
Koala
Chimpanzees and gorillas have human-like fingerprints and so do what other non-human animal?
Bubbles, Blossom & Buttercup
What are the names of the Power Puff Girls?
Leonardo Da Vinci
Who invented scissors?
Tree
What is Akshay's favorite image in the Orientation presentation?
Bihar
Which State practices Madhubani art form?
Aurora Borealis
Northern lights which are seen in the Northern Hemisphere are also called_____
Indira
AR Rahman's first film as music director
Love
In ancient Greece, throwing an apple at someone was a declaration of what?
25 questions / Climate 🌫 New Life ♼ Nature 🐝 Transport 🛤 4 Pics 1 Word 🏞 1 similar game
What is climate change?
The phenomenon describes a long-term change alteration of temperature and typical weather patterns in a place.
What is recycling?
This describes the process of converting waste materials into new objects and materials.
What is deforestation?
Look at the image and describe the action.
What is the Netherlands?
This European country in 2015 recorded the largest number of cyclists in the world.
What is Forest?
A 6 letter word describes this image.
What is the Paris Climate Change Agreement/ Paris Agreement?`
In 2015 during a conference, this agreement was signed by several countries to tackle (or address) climate related problems.
What is thrift?
This is the quality of using money and other resources carefully and not wastefully. It also describes a shop that sells second-hand (or used) clothing?
What is composting?
This is decayed organic materials used as a fertilizer for growing plants (crops).
What is Bike Lane?
Look at the image and identify this part of the road.
What is Antartica?
This 9 letter word describes the image.
Who is Greta Thungerg?
Look at the image and identify this Swedish environmental activist.
What is Buy Nothing Day, on November 27?
This is the date and event celebrated on the same day as Black Friday and is a protest against consumerism
What is 71%
This is the percentage of water covering the earth's surface.
This is the name of a popular TV segment in the USA, and also describes the arrangement between people to make a regular journey in a single vehicle. E.g. BlaBlaCar
What is barrier?
This 7 letter word describes the photo.
What is the United Nations Environmental Programme?
This is what the acronym for U.N.E.P, the international organisation responsible for resolving all global and regional environmental issues, stands for.
What is Tiny House Movement?
Look at the image and identify the movement it represents.
8 Inches (20 centimetres)
Global sea levels rosed by this many sea inches in the last century.
Who is Elon Musk?
This is a heavy scent (odour) that is associated with woodsy and earthy smells. It also the last name of the inventor of a series of electric cars?
What is Preserve?
This 8 letter word describes the image. 
What is 28.8 percent?
Between 2009 and 2019, China, the world' largest polluter, accounted for this percentage of the global carbon dioxide emissions.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/205966/world-carbon-dioxide-emissions-by-region/
What is 25TH?
This is the ranking of France out of 35 European states when it comes to recycling, according to the AFP.
https://www.thelocal.fr/20181024/how-much-does-france-really-care-about-recycling
What is Organic farming?
This is an agricultural system of farming that has a high level of biodiversity with environmental practices and has rigorous (strict) standard for animal welfare.
What is 2.04 tonnes?
Driving is car is believed to the save the planet how many tonnes of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) per year.
What is second?
This 6 letter word described the image.
25 questions / Vocabulary Friction/Gravity Magnetism/Electrostatic Everyday Life Forces in Nature
20 questions / Age of Enlightenment The Romantic Age Gothic horror Grammar Gothic characters
When was the enlightment age?
The 18th century
When did the romantic age start?
1770
What is Gloomy atmosphere, secrets, horrible weather, Haunted house, strange characters, Castle, Supernatural events and mystery and suspense?
Gothic elements?
Hvad er kongruens?
Overensstemmelse med to eller flere ord i en sætning
Who is Frankenstein
A Monster who dislikes himself
Who was a famous philosopher?
Immanuel Kant
What is the role of the poet?
He is a mediator between man and God, a prophet and a seer.
When was the first wave?
1764 - 1830
Hvad er de forskellige typer genitiv?
Apostrof + s
Of
who is Anne and Nicholas from ''The Others''
Two kids who are allergic to the sun
What is The view on nature?
Nature is used as pure ornament in art. It is lifeless – a mere stage set.
What is a key characteristic of the romantic age?
Glorification of nature
What is Uncanny?
Uncomfortabletably strange
Hvordan opbygger man udvidet tid?
To be + ing
Who is Dracula? 🧛🏽♂️🧛🏽♂️🧛🏽♂️🧛🏽♂️
A horror person from Transylvania
What is the English Civil Wars?
The roots of the Enlightenment
What is the view on Man?
“The Noble Savage” and “The Rustic”.
What is Freud's psychoanalytic theories
the conscious, preconscious, and unconscious
Hvad er datid, nutid, førnutid, førdatid og fremtid
Verbets tider
Who is Pennywise
Who said ''I'll kill you all! Aha, I'll drive you crazy, and I'll kill you all! I'm every nightmare you've ever had. I am your worst dream come true''
16 questions / Soil Misc. Longhaul Farm Words of the day
Eg. Food waste - YES
old dirty socks you want to get rid of - NO
Name something you can put in compost and something you can't
Depew
What park is this
Jason and Jocelyn
Poe and Veta
Name the farmers that run Longhaul and their canine friends
Definition: the process of working together to the same end
Eg. "we worked in cooperation to build a community garden"
Define and use cooperation in a sentence
TRUE!!!
True or false:
Trees can communicate through the soil
Eg. Air, Water, Food
Why is nature important? Name something essential that nature gives to us
Eg. Turnips, radishes
Name two of the vegetables we harvested on the first day at Longhaul
C.
which of the following is an example of perseverance?
A. Finding calmness in tough situations
B. Trying your hardest until it gets too hard
C. Trying your hardest even when it feels too hard
Whats something that nourishes the soil in the woods that we've talked about.
Free response
Tell us something you learned about the person to your right
Eg. Compost, hay.
Name two of the layers in the beds we put together the last time we were at longhaul
Flexibility
which of the following words is a match to this quote:
“Blessed are the hearts that can bend; they shall never be broken.” – Albert Camus
Flexibility, Joyfulness, weariness or exuberance.
Extra bragging points:
nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium
What do plants gain from the soil?
for extra bragging points, what are some of those **** called
Zia: 18
Maeve: 22
How old are Maeve and I?
To have healthy soil ready to seed in the spring
What is the purpose of putting together beds even though its going to be cold and snow this winter?
eg. telling ones self that whatever task you set your mind to will have a positive outcome
give an example of assurance in practice
25 questions / The Modern State Ideologies Citizens & Rights International Relations Globalization, Postmodernism & Identity Politics 1 similar game
The supreme power of lawmaking within a territory (can either be in relationship to other states or in relationship to citizens/subgroups)
Define Sovereignty
True!
True or False: Conservatism first stemmed from Edmund Burke
Life, Liberty, Property, To Execute the Law of Nature
What are John Locke's Four Basic (inalienable) Rights
Soft power: the ability to get what you want through attraction rather than coercion or payments
Hard power: the use of military and economic means to influence the behavior or interests of other political bodies
What is the difference between soft power and hard power?
Three!
1st wave: 1900-1920 (right to vote)
2nd wave: 1960-1980 (equality in public/private spheres)
3rd wave: 1990-Present (recognize difference amongst women)
How many waves of feminism have there been?
1. Legislative
2. Executive
3. Judicial
4. Administrative-Bureaucracy
5. Socialization/Educational Function
6. Coercive Function
What are the functions of a modern state? (Hint: there are six!)
1. Liberalism
2. Republicanism
3. Conservatism
4. Socialism
What are the four main modern Western ideologies?
False! This is the role of the International Criminal Court that was established in 2002 as a new enforcement mechanism for human rights.
True or False: The World Bank investigates genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes.
Proliferation of weapons, population/environment, ethnic conflict, terrorism, pandemics, etc.
Name at least two new threats to international relations
1. IMF - economic stability by regulating international monetary system based on convertible currencies
2. World Bank - development bank, especially for developing countries
3. GATT/WTO - liberalization of trade
Name the institutions of the Bretton Woods Systems
Conservative, Liberal, and Marxist
What are the three modern theories of state power?
The Harm Principle is a central tenet of J.S. Mill's political philosophy of liberalism. It states that people should be free to act however they wish unless their actions cause harm to somebody else
Define John Stuart Mill's Harm Principle
Deliberative democracy suggest that it is not enough for voters to have an opportunity to exercise a political choice: "True" democracy must allow for choices to be developed through discussion and reflection. Thus, political choices are never set in stone
Define Deliberative Democracy (Hint: this concept is from your readings!)
Constructivism argues that very existence of social order (beliefs, norms, values, interests, rules, institutions, etc.) is the product of human activity alone, not of nature.
What is constructivism?
Poverty, social disintegration, environmental destruction, etc.
What are some negative aspects of globalization?
Hobbes and Machiavelli
Which two philosophers inform the Conservative views on Modern theories of State Power?
Negative Liberty: liberty means freedom from external constraint and non-interference by the state, in order to protect and preserve individual liberties.
Positive Liberty: liberty means the capacity to be master of one's own destiny, requiring the state to provide goods so the individual has freedom to act.
Explain the difference between Negative and Positive Liberty
1. Recognition of Group Rights:
Section 25 (Protection of Treaty Rights) and Section 27 (Protection of Multi-culturalism)
2. Government can over-ride Charter
Section 1 ('Reasonable Limits')
Section 33 (Not withstanding clause)
How does the Canadian Charter of Rights place limitations on individual rights? (give at least one example)
Principles of realist school of thought: human nature is power-seeking; key actors are states; anarchy underpins international system; motivation of states is national interest; national security is central problem; the objective is to balance hard power between states
Explain the realist theoretical approach to international relations
Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, AIG
What three key financial institutions were involved in the 2008 International Credit Crisis?
Three types:
1. Rational Legal Authority (e.g. Modern State)
2. Traditional Authority (e.g. Hereditary Monarch)
3. Charismatic Authority (e.g. Nelson Mandela)
Briefly explain Weber's Typology of Authority (Hint: there are 3 types!)
1. Growing wealth inequality: Rising concentration of wealth in the top 10% and 1%; perception does not equal reality, etc.
2. Solutions to income and wealth inequality: 80% domestic income tax rate for super-rich; global tax on accumulated wealth/capital, etc.
What main points did Thomas Picketty argue in Capital in the 21st Century about wealth and income inequality?
Marx views the rights to liberty, equality, and security as expressions of the egoism and individualism of bourgeois civil society. The State of Nature is a flawed idea. Private property is a product of capitalism not nature.
What does Karl Marx mean when he says that Rights assume 'egoistic man'?
- Keen promoter of international institutions (tried to persuade the U.S. to join the League of Nations)
- Having seen the carnage of war, Wilson detested the armaments industry
Explain how Woodrow Wilson created a new world order of Liberal internationalism after the Second World War?
Nietzsche offered the creation of our own values as individuals and a meaning of life by those who actually live it. The Religious God, Moral absolutes, and Physical absolutes of Science are dead. There is no truth outside ourselves because truth is relative. We have the ultimate freedom and responsibility to create a new system out of an old one
What does Frederich Nietzsche mean by the "Death of God"?
25 questions / Before and After Christmas Quotes Nat the Brat Beaches Streets Science & Nature
Big Apple of my Eye
New York City nickname that refers to the most special person in your life
The Night Before Christmas - Clement Clarke Moore
"The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, in hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there"
120 Swanwick Ave
The address of Nat's first home
Bellefair Ave
Shoppers Drug Mart on the West side and Tim Horton's on the East side
The liver
Heaviest human internal organ
Stuart Little Dipper
Mouselike boy in a kid's story travelling through the sky as Ursa Minor
How the Grinch Stole Christmas - Dr. Seuss
"Maybe Christmas doesn't come from a store, maybe Christmas ...perhaps... means a little more"
Nurse Shark
What kind of shark is this (hint: Sarah swam with them in Belize)?
Swanwick Ave, Hannaford St, Lyall Ave, Malvern Ave
All four streets that border Malvern C.I.
Jupiter
Largest planet in our solar system
Bloody Mary Poppins
I'll have a vodka and tomato juice drink with a Julie Andrews movie chaser
Home This Christmas - Justin Bieber
"I'll be waiting under the mistletoe while you're driving here through the winter snow"
Maki Sushi
The correct term for sushi in the form of a roll
Kimberley Ave
Two streets west of Wayland Ave
Horse
This animal's scientific name is "Equus caballus"
Itsy Bitsy Spider-Man
Nursery rhyme waterspout crawler who's a Marvel superhero
Silver Bells - Jay Livingston & Ray Evans
"Hear the snow crunch, see the kids bunch, this is Santa's big scene"
April 14, 1912
The North-South street with houses facing Woodbine Park
Waterspout
The name for a tornado that is over water
Hat trick-or-treat
Home Alone
"Merry Christmas ya filthy animal"
Basset Hound
Breed of dog with the longest ears
Fir Ave
At the bottom of Beech Ave, the street makes a westward curve & changes names to this street running alongside The Balmy Beach Club
Cardiac Tamponade
20 questions / Science & Nature Geography History Sports & Leisure Science & Nature
What is the retina?
This is the light sensitive panel of cells at the rear of the human eye.
Who is Amerigo Vespucci?
The New World continents are named for this Italian explorer and cartographer.
What is the Gold Rush?
This event was kicked off by a discovery at Sutter’s Mill, California in 1848.
What is basketball?
Dr. James Naismith invented this game in 1891 in Springfield, Massachuettes.
What is Jupiter (approx. 25 m/s²)?
This planet in our solar system has the most gravity.
What is an asteroid (Bennu)?
On October 20th, 2020, NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft collected the first sample of dust and rock from what?
What is the Suez Canal?
This artificial waterway connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea.
What is the Palace of Versailles?
This famous French landmark is where the document that set out the terms of peace following the end of WWI was signed.
What is Johnsonville?
This company is the primary sponsor of the American Cornhole League (ACL).
What is marine/ocean plants (phytoplankton)
This produces approximately 70% of the Earth’s breathable oxygen.
What is Force = mass of an object x acceleration (F=m*a)
This formula represents Newton’s Second Law of Motion.
What is Canberra?
This is the capital city of Australia.
What is the Ides of March?
Julius Caesar was assassinated on March 15th, 44 BC, a date now often referred to as what?
What is Lululemon Athletica?
Nike’s 2019 worldwide revenue was approximately 10x that of this Vancouver, BC, Canada based lifestyle apparel company.
What is the troposphere?
This layer of the Earth’s atmosphere starts at the surface and extends up to 9 miles high.
What is 24,901 mi or 40,075 km?
This is the approximate circumference of Earth (+/- 1,000 units).
What is the Matterhorn?
This picturesque mountain peak can be reached by gondola and cable car from Zermatt, Switzerland.
Who is Emmanuel Kant?
This German Enlightenment-era philosopher wrote The Critique of Pure Reason.
What is the boogie board?
Tom Morey invented this wave riding device in 1971.
What is platypus or echinda (spiny anteater)?
Name one of only two mammals that lay eggs.
25 questions / Musicians Science and Nature CWC Palindromes Broadway Musicals
Who was George Michael?
This singer, who died in 2016, rose to fame as a member of the music duo Wham!
What is the aorta?
It is the largest blood vessel in the human body.
Who is Kristen Stinnett?
She is the current artistic director of the Common Woman Chorus.
What is Dennis sinned?
Two-word palindrome meaning a comic strip menace violated God's law.
What is Avenue Q?
This show with a street in its title had songs such as "I'm Not Wearing Underwear Today".
Who is Cher?
This contralto singer is known as the Goddess of Pop.
What is Anopheles?
Mosquitos of this genus are the only ones that carry malaria.
Who is Cindy Bizzell?
She was the second director of the Common Woman Chorus.
Who is Stanley Yelnats?
What is Bring in 'da Funk?
This completes the title of the dance musical Bring in 'da Noise.
Who is Melissa Etheridge?
This singer came out publicly as a lesbian in 1993, and in that same year released her mainstream breakthrough album Yes I Am.
What is guanine?
This DNA base was so named because it was first discovered in animal dung.
Who was Eleanor Sableski?
She was the original director of the Common Woman Chorus.
What are stressed desserts?
Tense after-dinner treats.
What is Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats?
The musical Cats is based on this book with a much longer title.
Who is Janelle Monae?
This musician's third studio album, Dirty Computer, was released in 2018 to widespread critical acclaim.
What is chlorine?
Sir Humphrey Davy named this gas from a Greek word meaning greenish-yellow.
What is 1983?
The year in which the Common Woman Chorus began.
What is deified?
Worshipped as a god.
Who is Lestat?
A 2006 musical named for this Anne Rice character featured songs by Elton John and Bernie Taupin.
Who was Billie Holiday?
Lady Sings the Blues was a movie made about this jazz and swing music singer.
What is a yellow dwarf star?
Our sun is classified as this kind of star.
Who is Judy Grahn?
She wrote the poem that inspired the name of the Common Woman Chorus.
What is avid diva?
An eager opera singer.
What is The Pajama Game?
"Sleep-Tite" is a number from this musical with sleepwear in the title.
20 questions / Definitions Missing______. Understand What in the word?
What is Cattle?
Large groups of cow.
What is places?
So they may have painted them into these ___________.
What are caveman?
People who lived in large caves.
What is hard?
What is a place?
An area or position
What is colorful?
They used ______________ paints.
What are many poeple's guess?
The paintings were the caveman's wishes
What is Bison?
OBISN
What is an answer?
What you learn from asking a question.
What is guess?
But many people _____________ that the paintings were the caveman's wishes.
What is deep inside the cave?
The place where the painting of animals are.
What is guess?
SSUEG
What is a guess?
To give an idea but not know completely.
What si lives and hopes?
You can see the caveman's ___________ and thier __________.
What is a long time ago?
The time that people lived in large caves.
What is colorful?
FCLOLORU
What is Nature?
Animals, plants, and other things in the world that are not made by people.
What are answers?
There were no clear _______________.
What are the caveman's?
thier lives and hopes.
What is Nature?
UTNREA
25 questions / Hawthornes Life The Ambitious Guest The Birthmark Romantics Miscellaneous
Salem, Massachusetts
Where was Nathaniel Hawthorn born?
They all died and their bodies were never found.
Left cheek
What cheek was the birthmark on?
Literary rebels who wrote about strong emotions, the supernatural, and the power of nature.
What are romantics?
Remove it
What does Alymer want to do to the birthmark?
1873
When did he publish twice told tales?
At the notch of the white hills.
Where was the family located?
She drank it
What did Georgina do with the goblet of liquid?
The age of reason.
What were romantics rebelling against?
A dark romantic
Was Hawthorne a dark romanticist or a dark transcendentalist?
Sophia Hawthorne
Who did Nathaniel Hawthorne marry in 1842?
Burlington and far beyond.
Where was the traveller going to?
The furnace/ the furnace worker
What was the first thing she saw after she entered the library?
A time where authors thought emotion was unnecessary, they loved science and wrote non-fiction.
What is the age of reason?
Her birthmark fades and she dies.
What happens to Georgina after she drinks the potion?
1850
When was the Scarlet letter published?
That it would put up its cold hand to rearrange it.
What did the grandma think would happen if something was wrong with a corpse that was buried?
That it wasn't a problem
They believed that people were getting too dependent on science.
What did some romantic authors think about people in the 19th century?
Daughter symbolized happiness, grandma symbolized happiness grown old
What did the daughter and the grandmother symbolize in "The Ambitious Quest?
He was ashamed of the role his ancestors played in the Salem witch trials as judge.
Why did Hawthorne change his name from Hathorne to Hawthorne?
A brook that tumbles over the precipice, deep within the notch.
Whats the basin of the flume?
Science, and being arrogant and overconfident.
What does Alymer represent?
That there is nothing more powerful than human emotion and nothing more beautiful than nature
What did romantics want to remind people about?
Obsessive love and the conflict between nature and science.
What ideas did Hawthorne focus on in "The Birthmark"?
25 questions / Hawthorne: Biography, Works and Style The Ambitious Guest The Birthmark The Birthmark Cont. Young Goodman Brown
true
True or False - Nathaniel Hawthorne's writing is some of the earliest American writing whose themes have transcended time
Massachusetts, New England State, Notch in the White Hills
What is the setting of The Ambitious Guest?
obsession or science vs. nature.
list one of the 2 themes
yes
Did Alymer accomplish his goal?
Salem Village
Where does Goodman Brown live?
False
True or False - Religious hypocrisy and the effects of guilt and sin are two issues we do not question
be remembered, talked, and written about, build a monument, do things that matter.
What was the guest’s ambition
Georgiana’s birthmark
What is Alymer obsessed with?
Georgiana died
What were the consequences of Alymer’s actions?
a dark figure
Who does he meet in the forest?
Salem, Massachusets
the perfect contradiction of time and place for a man who truly defines the dark side of America is located where?
A farm in Bartlett/Bethlehem/Littleton, or some other township safe from the mountain, respected, called squire by neighbors, a gravestone with a hymn so ppl know he was a Christian, loved ones around him when he dies.
What is the Father’s desire?
believes it's the only thing keeping her from being perfect.
Why is Alymer obsessed with Georgiana’s birthmark?
a token of imperfection
What did Hawthorne call the birthmark?
black serpent
What does the man’s walking stick look like?
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Franklin Pierce, Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Edgar Allen Poe.
List 2 of Hawthorne's Friends
foreshadowing.
What is Hawthorne implying when the boy suggests they go to the flume?
her life
What did Georgiana say her birthmark had a connection with?
the strength of nature
What does the birthmark represent?
a pink ribbon
What flutters down from the sky?
Boston Custom House.
Where did Hawthorne work when he wrote short stories?
dressed in clothes she picked out, a grandchild to hole a looking glass over her so she can check herself out and adjust herself
What is the grandmother's wish?
What did Alymer create to deal with his problem?
the idea that controlling nature is impossible.
What does The Birthmark reinforce?
faith, guilt, and good versus evil
What are the main themes of the story?
25 questions / Land and Water People and Resources The World Weather and Climate Extras!
glaciers
The land and many of the lakes of New York were shaped by
natural resource
Something found in nature that people can use
Half of a sphere and Earth can be divided in half two ways
Precipitation
The water that falls to Earth's surface
coastal plain
An area of low, mostly flat land next to an ocean
plateaus
High level land areas are called
Product
continent
Climate
The kind of weather a place has most often
Suburbs
A town or a small city near a larger city
sea level
The level of the ocean's surface is called
reservoir
Human made lake that stores water held back by a dam
Northeast
New York is in the _______ region of the United States
Temperature
The measure of how hot or cold the air is
Urban areas
8 of every 10 people in New York live in cities, which are called
mountain range
Group of connected mountains
rural
Smaller communities found in the country
region
An area on Earth with similar features
drought
Periods of time with little or no rain
drumlin
An oval-shaped hill made by a glacier
coastal plain
An area of low, mostly flat land next to an ocean
nonrenewable
Resources that cannot quickly be made again by nature or by people
relative location
The _____ of a place is where it is when compared to places that are around it
Noreasters
Cold weather storms named for their strong winds that bring flooding rains or heavy snowfall
Sound
A narrow body of water that lies between a mainland and an island
16 questions / Power Human Nature Conformity Survival
What was the title that Ralph gave himself?
Chief
What are the lilluns afraid of?
Beasties
who extypifies conformity?
Simon
What is jack's solution to survival?
Hunt
How does Ralph try to establish control on the Island
Regular meetings
What represents safety on the island?
Fire
What does Piggy give in over?
His real name
What does Piggy think is the most important thing to survive?
Shelter
What is a symbol of power on the island?
The Conch
What phrase represents the devolution of the boys?
'Kill the pig! Spill her blood! Tear her skin!'
How did Jack feel when Jack hit the beast?
Humiliated
What is Jack's facepaint made from?
White and red clay
Who legitimizes Jack leaving the community?
Maurice
What does the boys going from finding fire to hunting pigs show?
They are becoming wild
What do the meetings try to stop?
Totalitarianism
Who let the fire burn out?
The hunters
25 questions / Plato Aristotle Hobbes Locke questions Locke questions continued
In the state of equality, peple may do as they wish WITHIN the limits of the law of nature.
Describe Locke's State of Nature
Increase Survival
What is the purpose of the Social Contract for Hobbes?
To better preserve life, liberty, and property of all.
What is the purpose of the Social Contract and government for Locke?
Hobbes = que el gobierno falle y volvemos al estado de naturaleza.
Locke = tiranía
After the formation of civil government, what was Hobbes' greatest fear? What was Locke's?
1. Partiality in executing natural law 2. Inclination
What problems are there in the State of Nature?
Civil government established by social contract.
What is the remedy for the threat of war in the natural state?
25 questions / Legalism Confucianism Daoism Han Fei/Laozi/Confucius Chinese History
Who is Qin Shihuangdi?
This Qin leader practiced and enforced legalism during his reign.
Who is Confucius?
He created the ideals of Confucianism.
What is false?
True or False: Daoists believed things such as education and striving towards good government were useful to create a better society.
What is false?
True or False, Confucius believed in strong government control.
What is Yin and Yang?
Daoists created the idea and concept of this now famous symbol pertaining to good and evil.
What is social order
This human concern is valued most within legalism.
What is true?
True or False: Confucian Ideals served as the basis for Chinese culture long after his death
What is Confucianism?
Daoism was almost the opposite of this other belief group.
What is Statesman/Advisor?
Han Fei held this position.
What is the Mandate of Heaven?
The name of the political and religious teaching emperors used to justify their ruling
What is false
Aristocrats, Scholars, and Merchants were highly valued by legalists: True or False
What is morality?
This is the one code they are most strict about.
What is A- Dao?
This is a spiritual representation of good nature and virtue.
A- Dao
B- The Force
C- Laozi
D- Books
What is education
Confucius believed this was the key point to betterment in society.
What is Legalism?
This is the political answer to China’s chaos that eventually failed.
What is true
True or False, legalists believed that every human inherently held evil within themselves and nothing could change that.
What is Analects?
This is the name of Confucius’ collected teachings.
What is B- Mountains?
Daoists usually moved here to be more in touch with nature.
A- Rainforests
B-Mountains
C-Beach
D-Jungle
What is an aristocratic family?
Confucius was born to this kind of family.
What is B - Zhou Dynasty?
This dynasty led China’s Civilization into chaos.
A - Han Dynasty
B - Zhou Dynasty
C - Qin Dynasty
D - Xia Dynasty
What is C- because farmers and soldiers are essential jobs
Legalists only promoted farmers and soldiers for this reason:
A- because Han Fei used to be a farmer and a soldier
B- because legalists believe both of those positions more important than a ruler’s
C- because farmers and soldiers are essential jobs
D- they had holidays about soldiers and farming
What is C- Ban Zhao?
This woman challenged Confucius’ ideas of a patriarchy
A-Ti Ying
B-Empress Lu Zhi
C-Ban Zhao
D-Laozi
What is A - Tao Te Ching?
This book written by Laozi was the fundamental text for the religion and philosophy of Daoism:
A - Tao Te Ching
B - Art of War
C - Analects
D - Art of Philosophy
What is B- 6th century BC?
Laozi lived during this century.
A- 7th century BC
B- 6th century BC
C- 22nd century BC
D- 10th century BC
Who are the Daoist people?
This group of people started the ancient Chinese tradition of landscape paintings. (Hint-these paintings highlighted the harmony between people and nature)
Alexander Nevsky
Who is older: Alexander Nevsky or Peter I?
Russia
Which country is bigger: Russia or China?
COVID-19
Which is more dangerous: flu or COVID-19?
Russia
The biggest country in the world
Dali
Which artist is more unusual: Dali or Repin?
Australia
Which country is bigger: Austria or Australia?
The fox
Which animal is more dangerous: the wolf or the fox?
Moscow
The most crowded city in Europe
Mark Twain
Which writer was more humorous: Jack London or Mark Twain?
Japan
Which country is more populated: Japan or Iceland?
The sheep
Which animal is more intelligent: the pig or the sheep?
Lake Baikal
The deepest lake
Chinese
Which language is more difficult: German or Chinese?
Washington
Which city is more modern: London or Washington?
Lava
Which is more dangerous: magma or lava?
The Pacific
The biggest ocean
Spanish
Which language is more common: Spanish or Greek?
Cairo
Which city is more populated: Moscow or Cairo?
Platinum
Which is more expensive: gold or platinum?
Spanish
The most popular language in South America
25 questions / Nature Trivia Disney Trivia School Trivia Dog Trivia Planet Trivia
8!
How many legs do spiders have?
Pinocchio
Who's nose grew each time he lied?
Seven
How many continents are in the world?
Labrador
What is the most popular type of dog?
8
How many planets are there?
"In a while crocodile"
What is the response to "see you later Alligator?"
Tinkerbell
What is the name of the fairy in Peter Pan?
Alaska
What is the largest state in America?
True!
True or false:
A dog’s nose print is as unique as a human finger print.
Uranus
What is the coldest planet in the solar system?
The Zoo
Whats the name of a place you go to see lots of animals?
Finding Nemo
What movie is Dory in?
Mars and Mercury
Two of the planets in our solar system begin with the letter M, can you name them?
Great Dane
What breed is Scooby Doo?
171
How many moons are in our solar system?
A female deer
A monkey
What kind of animal was Abu in Aladdin?
Abraham Lincoln
Who is the 16th president of the United States?
True!
true or false: there are over 400 breeds of dogs
Mercury
What planet is closest to the sun?
A baby goat
On a farm, what is a kid?
Disneyland
What place is called "the happiest place on earth?"
The Sun
What is the closest star to the Earth?
Chihuahua
The Milky Way
A hazy band of light seen in the night sky formed from starts that cannot be individually distinguished by the naked eye.
25 questions / Animal Sounds Sports Sounds Household Sounds Ambient Sounds Sounds of Nature
Horse
Baseball hit
What is this sound?
http://sfxcontent.s3.amazonaws.com/soundfx/Baseball-WoodBat.mp3
Sprinkler
What is this sound?
http://sfxcontent.s3.amazonaws.com/soundfx/WaterSprinkler2.mp3
Traffic
What is this sound?
http://thebeautybrains.com/wp-content/uploads/podcast/soundfx/traffichorns.wav
Thunder and lightning
What is this sound?
http://myrkr.info/Sites/Sounds/Goonies.AdiumSoundset/thunder.aiff
Goat
What is this sound?
http://www.ringelkater.de/Sounds/2geraeusche_tiere/ziegenherde.wav
Tap dance
What is this sound?
Shaving cream
What is this sound?
Ocean
Waterfall
What is this sound?
Snake
What is this sound?
http://shing.mobile9.com/download/media/702/snakehiss0_ssio3rdw.mp3
Hockey shot
Sweeping
What is this sound?
Wind
What is this sound?
Campfire
What is this sound?
http://www.cyberbasetradingpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/fire.mp3
Moose
What is this sound?
http://cs.carleton.edu/faculty/jondich/courses/cs257_f13/programs/moose.wav
Archery
What is this sound?
http://thebeautybrains.com/wp-content/uploads/podcast/soundfx/arrowhit.wav
Umbrella
What is this sound?
Jungle
What is this sound?
Mosquito
What is this sound?
http://www.tote-taste.de/Einsatzleitung/Service/Wavs/material/WAV126.WAV
Dolphin
What is this sound?
Boxing; speed bag training
What is this sound?
http://www.speedbagcentral.com/sbc_Demos/audio/Fist_Roll.mp3
Soap dispenser
What is this sound?
http://www.soundjay.com/bathroom/sounds/soap-dispenser-1.mp3
Road Construction
Volcano Explosion
What is this sound?
http://all-geo.org/volcan01010/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/explosion_loud.wav
24 questions / Responsibilities of EMS BLS/ALS EMD Responsibilities Common Medical Terms Life-Threatening, Priority, or Non-Life-Threatening?
25 questions / FIRE NATURE love moon sun and water
LIGHTING AND FIRE
WHAT DOES FIRE BREATH OUT?
it was vegies why would nature eat MEAT!? that's wrong lol
what does nature eat
yes
is love kind
YES
is the moon really that SMART?!
that's true
the sun is lazy and wins a battle by sleeping and water is young pet
love o((>ω< ))o lol
who does fire have a crush on
OF COURSE
is nature bossy and ends up getting hurt
yes
does love like fire
yes
is moon the right one
true
water power is weak. true or false
cringy
fire is ---- the animal i have created
YASSSSSSSS SISTERS THEIR IS A SHIP
nature LOOOOVES MOON?
kind
love --- is in love with calm and pink. what is missing?
no
moon is light
false
the sun is the most useful one in the animal in the team. true or false
for I ready easy animal so i cant be beatan
f - i - r - e what does it stand for
does nature do something dumb to the moon
173765
write a sentence about love and find a hidden message. but this as a code
1 = is
4= are
5 = fire?!
2 = rlly
3 = in
6 = with
7 = love
yes
moon likes nature
they were the people who made this but something went wrong
water and sun are sisters but how?!
FIRE WILL BE WORRIED AND TRY TO FIND LOVE AND TEACH THE ENEMIES A LESSON NOT TO TOUCH LOVE
what does fire do when love is captured by enemies
yes
is nature a smart animal
Lilly flowers fall from the ground oh love they love you violins play your favorite tune oh love they really love you love did you know that elephants are big as your kind heart oh love. love awaits for you love
what does l-o-v-e stand for
1234639563937 is her power
123456 moon power is low then an elephant
BECAUSE SHE NEVER gets TO EAT HER NACHO CHEESE AND SHE SAYS THAT'S NACHO
WHY IS SUN ALWAYS SO MAD
25 questions / Hobbies & Recreation Found in Nature Holidays Around the World Geography Happy Birthday, November Baby
Monopoly
The "Get Out of Jail Free" card is associated with this board game.
Rainbow
After a rain, you sometimes see this multi-color phenomenon in the sky
Oktoberfest
This German celebration takes place in September and October
Guantanamo Bay
Location of the U.S. Naval base in Cuba
Grace Kelly
Born November 12, 1929, this actress gave up her career to marry Prince Rainer III of Monaco in 1956
Chess
This is played with kings, queens, rooks, bishops, knights and pawns.
Canaries
These birds were once used as gas detectors in coal mines
Bastille Day
This is the French equivalent to the U.S. Fourth of July
Greece
This is the common name for Hellenic Republic
Joe DiMaggio
Born November 25, 1914, this MLB player's second wife was Manilyn Monroe. The couple was married for only nine months, but he sent red roses to her grave for 20 years after her death.
Red Hat Society
This over-50 women's society exists "for no other purpose than to have fun with like-minded women." You'll see all of them wearing hats of a certain color.
Gravity
This keeps Earth in orbit and animate and inanimate matter grounded on Earth.
All Saints' Day (or the Feast of All Saints)
Roman Catholics celebrate this feast day the day after Halloween
Galapagos
This Archipelago (group of islands) off the coast of Ecuador is known for its diverse plant and animal life
Ed Asner
Born November 15, 1929, he played Lou Grant on The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Lou Grant
Climb
Gardeners who plant clematis, ivy, and trumpet vines expect them to do this when growing.
Tea
Varieties of this cold or hot beverage include black, green, white and oolong
Dominion Day
Canada Day was originally called this
Gulf Stream
This warm Atlantic current starts in the Gulf of Mexico and heads to Florida before proceeding into the Atlantic Ocean
Roy Rogers
Born November 5, 1911, this cowboy-actor and singer was married to Dale Evans and performed with her.
Coin Collecting
North Americans involved in this hobby know all about the Canadian Maple, Walking Liberty and Saint Gaudens.
Elephant
This mammal has the longest gestation period.
Chinese New Year
This is another name for the Asian holiday known as the Lunar New Year or Spring Festival
Strait of Gibraltar
The Strait is named for a 2.6 square-mile British territory that connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean
Gordon Ramsay
Born November 8, 1966, this Scottish-born celebrity chef hosts Master Chef and Hell's Kitchen, a show to fill the executive chef position at one of his many restaurants.
25 questions / Foods Capitals Numbers Nature The Name Of...
What is KFC?
Colonel Sanders founded this fast food chain, which is famous for their chicken.
What is Honolulu?
Hawaii
What is 12?
The number that means 1 dozen.
What is sunlight?
The main source of energy for plants.
Who is Woody?
The name of the cowboy in the movie, "Toy Story"
What is watermelon?
Each bite of this fruit contains about 92% water.
What is Tokyo?
Japan
What is 52?
The number of weeks in a year.
What is liquid, solid, and gas?
The three forms of the water cycle.
What is the leaning tower of Pisa?
The name of the leaning tower in Italy.
What are crepes?
These thin pancakes with sweet or savory fillings are commonly enjoyed in France.
What is Mexico City?
Mexico
What is 360?
The number of degrees in a circle.
What is honey?
Something sweet and edible, made by bees, using nectar from flowers.
Who is Hedwig?
The name of Harry Potter's pet owl.
What is pasta?
The national dish of Italy involves this type of food.
What is Jerusalem?
Israel
What is 1,000?
The number of years in a millenium.
What is a carnivore?
The name of an animal or organism that eats mostly meat.
Who is Tinkerbell?
The name of the fairy in Peter Pan.
What is cream cheese?
The kind of cheese used to make cheesecake.
What is Havana?
Cuba
What is 4?
The number of months that have 30 days.
What are evergreens?
This type of tree stays (mostly) green all year round.
What is Big Ben?
The nickname for the clock tower and it's bell at the palace of Westminster in London.
25 questions / things about Jackson legends person by song who and food places ive chundied
what is 5 Feet Apart
what movie did I ball my eyes out too
the sif.
Larissa gave me
who is Casey
Never the 1 ROSIE
who is casey
she left lettuce in my car
lake my Haleys
seaweed
dark purple
what is my favourite colour
abby moss
family gimp and weed smoking machine
what is a nature Vally
7 summers Morgan wallen
who is Bri
the most green and smelly wrap
Isaacs bathroom
pug the Febreze in, Maddy pooed
who is Rylee seckon and Maddy most
I have been who's councillor since grade 9
a steamy poo that lingers
who is Jackson
03, adolescence
who is tiara
doesn't like meat, but will eat it
save on foods Meat Department
meat
2
how many banners do I have in the LC
hums
hhhhhhhhhhh. ummmmmhhhhh wasting your emotion
colder weather Zac Brown Band
who is nature
bubble tea
Bella Craig's car
lesbians
6
how many times did I chundy this summer
Larissa
the 1 true leader and future stage manager
what is VAG to rope
I kepted the roses
Maddy
eats poo
cowachin
20 questions / Enter Category Name Enter Category Name Enter Category Name Enter Category Name
True
Metals are good conductors of electricity-True/False
False
Non-Metals are good conductor of heat
Iron, Copper, Aluminium, Sodium, Gold
Name any 3 metals
Carbon, Oxygen, Phosphorous, Sulphur
Name any 3 non-metals
Malleability
The property of metals due to which they can be converted into thin sheets
Lustrous
The property of metals due to which they shine
Sonorous
The property of metal due to which they produce sound
Ductile
The property of metals due to which they can be converted into wires
Metal Oxide
What is produced when metals react with Oxygen
Metal Oxide+Hydrogen
What is Produces when Metals react with Water
Non-Metal
Is Graphite a metal or non-metal
Graphite
Name a non-metal which is good conductor of electricity
Iron Oxide
Iron+Oxygen=
Magnesium Oxide
Magnesium + Oxygen=
Gold
Which Metal does not react with Water
Copper
Which metal is used to make wires
Sodium because it is highly reactive with water and oxygen
Which metal is stored in kerosene and why?
Basic in Nature as it turns red litmus paper blue/turmeric indicator red.
Iron catches rust when reacts with Oxygen and Water. Painting it will can protect it from Oxygen and Water. Hence, protecting iron from catching rust
How can we prevent iron doors and windows from catching rust and why?
Plastic is made from non-metal which is a bad conductor of electricity. Hence plastic switches prevent us from catching current.
Why do we have switches made of plastic
6 questions / Nature Spécialités Sport Villes et Monuments Mixte
le Rhin
Quel fleuve forme une frontière entre la France et l'Allemagne?
Croissant ou Baguette
Qu'est-ce que une spécialité typiquement français?
la Seine
Quel fleuve traverse Paris?
Dans la sud de la France
Où est-ce que le Pyrénées?
le 'Mont Blanc'
Quelle est la montagne la plus célèbre en France ?
la Bavière
Quel 'Bundesland' a une frontiére avec la France?
15 questions / Origin, spread and nature of the plague Responses Effects
A) Central Asia
In what part of the world did the Black Death start or originate?
A) Central Asia
B) North Africa
C) Western Europe
D) South America
The Flagellants.
What was the name of the group of people who travelled from town to town publicly whipping themselves in the hope of receiving God's forgiveness for their sins and deliverance from the pestilence?
B) 1/3
Approximately what fraction of Europe's population was killed by the plague?
A) 1/2
B) 1/3
C) 1/4
D) 1/5
1347.
In what year did the Black Death first arrive in Europe?
The Jews.
Which minority group were accused of deliberately poisoning wells, leading to thousands being murdered?
Lose.
Did the Church gain or lose power after the Black Death?
Three days.
Within how many days did most people die from the Black Death?
The Danse Macabre, or the dance of death.
During the final stages of a victim's suffering, their speech was slurred and they staggered about in convulsions. What did observers call this phase?
Hint: It was also a play aimed to show that the Black Death made everyone equal.
The feudal system.
One effect of the Black Death was that peasants/serfs were able to demand wages or find work elsewhere because of the shortage of workers. This could be called the collapse of which system?
- Trade routes
- Cramped, dirty European cities.
Why did the Black Death spread so quickly throughout Europe?
Cross marked on the door.
How did people know if somebody inside a house had the plague?
200 years.
Approximately how long would it take for the population of Europe to reach the size it had been in 1347?
Septicemic.
The Black Death had three variations. Which one was the deadliest?
They pillaged homes, murdered and raped women.
How did the "Bechini" people, who dressed in red robes with red masks, react to the Black Death?
Doctors could now study corpses to understand how the human body worked.
What was a major reason for the improvement of medical knowledge after the decline of the Church's power?
50 questions / The Beach Equipment In the Kitchen The House Clothes Nature Outside People Accessories Animals
towels
vacuum cleaner
bowl
solar panels
peak
highway
helmet
bear
wave
hair dryer
kettle
sink
crown
wood
stop sign
toenails
ring
feather
shadow
chopsticks
pan
building
high heels
truck/lorry
beard
remote control
fly
seafood
ladder
jar
wallet
cave
bench
ankle
braces
cage
bucket
printer
flour
fence
sleeve
branch
ruins
crowd
necklace
fur
25 questions / Atom Facts Atomic Theory Atomic Theory pt.2 Nature of Science Chemistry
Who was Democritus?
This man believed that all matter was made up of extremely small particles that could not be divided.
What is a solid sphere (or billiard ball)?
Dalton used this analogy to explain atoms
What are protons, neutrons, and electrons?
Though "atoms" means indivisible, we now know that atoms are made of these 3 smaller, subatomic particles
What is a hypothesis?
a supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.
What is neutral charge?
The default charge of any element on the periodic table
What is indivisible?
The Greek word "atomos" means this
What are compounds?
Dalton's atomic theory was developed around how atoms of different elements combined to form _____.
Who is Bohr?
This scientist used the analogy of a planetary system to describe atoms
What is a theory?
an explanation of an aspect of the natural world that can be repeatedly tested and verified in accordance with the scientific method
Describes the amount of protons and neutrons in an atom
Who is Aristotle?
This man believed that all matter was made up of four elements.
What are electrons?
Thomson was the first person to discover that atoms had _______.
What is the electron cloud model?
This model is the most recent and current explanation of the atomic theory
What is a law?
statements, based on repeated experiments or observations, that describe or predict a range of natural phenomena
What are isotopes?
Variants of a particular chemical element which differ in neutron number
What is the nucleus?
The majority of mass is found in this part of the atom
What is plum pudding (or chocolate chip cookie)?
Thomson used this analogy to describe the atom
Who is Rutherford?
This scientist used the gold foil experiment to provide evidence that most of the atom is empty space
What is the scientific method?
Procedures consisting in systematic observation, measurement, and experiment, and the formulation, testing, and modification of hypotheses.
What is a cation?
a Lithium atom with a +2 charge is also called a _____
What is atomic mass unit (amu)?
The unit that is used to describe the mass of an atom (The complete name)
What are alpha particles?
Rutherford used these fast moving positively charged particles in his gold foil experiment, to discover that the nucleus had a positive charge
What is the uncertainty principle? (Heisenberg)
This explanation states that the momentum of an electron and position cannot both be known at the same time
What is pseudoscience?
a collection of beliefs or practices mistakenly regarded as being based on scientific method.
What is Strong nuclear force?
One of the 4 fundamental forces that holds the nucleus of an atom together
What is twister?
This game is guaranteed to get you tangled. Played on a floor mat the player follows the commands the spinner lands on.
What are trees?
These have leaves that usually fall in Autumn.
Who is Jesus Christ?
This is the Savior, the Son, the Word, the Mesiah
Who is grandma (mommy's mom)
This person does not eat meat or food products from animals.
What is 7?
This in the amount/number of continents we have on earth.
What is Banana grams?
This word game using letter tiles is not a family favorite but the fruit is!
What is a waterfall?
This is a cascade of water falling from a height, formed when a river or stream flows over and incline.
Who is "those who mourn"?
In Matthew 5:4, these people will comforted
Who is grandma (daddy's mom)?
This person loves to come visit and has white hair.
What is Asia?
This in the largest continent with the most populated cities.
What is baseball?
This game is an American classic, played with a bat and a ball ending in the annual Championship called the "World Series"
What are rocks?
Geology is the study of this and it's history. Geologist usually work outside.
Who is the Father, The son, and the Holy spirit?
In 1 John 5:7 it tells us that: There are 3 that bear witness in heaven... And these 3 are 1.
What is PEMDAS: Please excuse my dear aunt Shamira?
This acronym was created to help you remember math order of operations and your aunt's name.
what is Australia?
This continent is the home of the boomerang, Kangaroos, and the clapstick; an aboriginal musical instrument.
What is soccer?
This game is played all over the world with mainly feet, but players also use other body parts to put the ball in the goal such as the legs and head. The finally championship is known as the "The World Cup"
What is snow?
This cold precipitate is made of ice cyrstals.
What is flip over the tables of the money chargers and those selling doves in the temple?
Jesus did this before he said "My house will be called a house of prayer but you are making it into a den of robbers"
Who is Denae?
This person lives all the way across America on the west coast in "The Golden State" of california.
What is North America?
The Caribbean islands such as Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Cuba and many more belong to this continent.
What are the Olympics/ Olympic games?
This international sporting event features summer and winter sports: thousands of athletes from all around the world participate in many competitions.
What are seahorse?
This ocean animal's daddy gives birth to the babies.
Who is Hezekiah?
This man was the 13th king of Judah, The son of Ahaz. He was a very righteous King and followed the Lord's commands.
What is Don Spruill
This is your grandfather's name
What is Africa?
This Continent is known as the motherland. Many people believe this is where the first civilization began in Mesopotamia.
25 questions / Adding Decimals Rounding Decimals Subtracting Decimals Powers of 10 Volume
16.26
12.03 + 4.23 = ?
12.400
Round to the nearest tenths place.
12.352
53.03
65.04 - 12.01 =
1,000
What is 103 ?
8 cubic units
A cube has a the dementias below.
Length = 2
Width = 2
Height = 2
What is the shapes volume?
747.386
651.226 + 96.16 = ?
98.930
Round to the nearest hundredths place.
99.929
3.91
7.43 - 3.52 = ?
100
What is 102 ?
126 feet cubed
A wall in a room measures 3ft by 7ft by 6ft. What is the volume of the room?
1004.302
1004.002 + 000.3
234.4550
Round to the nearest thousandths place.
234.4545
985.838
1006.84 - 21.002
430.2
Write this number in standard form.
4 x 100 + 3 x 10 + 2. 1/10 =
330,880
A building measures 32yds by 44yds by 235yds.
What is the volume of the building?
51.771
5.32 + 13.45 + 33.001 = ?
9.0000
Round to the nearest whole number.
8.6001
7.21
(2.06 + 12.4) - 7.21 = ?
542.15
Write this number in standard form.
5 x 100 + 4 x 10 + 2 x 1 + 2 x 1/10 + 5 x 1/100 = ?
3in's
The volume of the cube is 72in's cubed. If the length is 4in's, the width of the cube is 6in's, what is the Height of the cube?
31.72
17.38 + 03.03 + 11.21 + 000.1000
300.000
Round to the nearest hundreds place.
252.972
2,006.6712
2004.0022 + 3.55 + 00.12 - 1.001 = ?
10,120
what is 104 + 102 + 101 + 101 = ?
21 inches
The volume of a cube is 1,848 inches cubed. The length of the cube is 11inches and the height is 8 inches. What is the width of the cube?
25 questions / Region Indians Homes Occupations Transportation
Pueblo
Which tribe walked everywhere they went?
Powhatan
Which tribe rode in canoes on the river?
Lakota
Which tribe rode horses to help hunt the Buffalo?
Walking
What form of transportation did all 3 tribes use?
Canoe
What helped the Powhatan carry a heavy load down the river?
15 questions / Conflict Plot Literary Terms
Man vs fate/supernatural
The protagonist finds himself or herself pitted against a vengeful god or powerful supernatural force.
Climax
The most intense point in a story.
Symbolism
Person, place, thing, or event that stands both for itself and for something beyond itself.
Man vs self
Any struggle or problem that is going on within the character.
Exposition
The background or situation surrounding the story.
Mood
The emotions that you feel while you are reading
Man vs society
A protagonist has a strong belief against the majority of the community or surroundings and decides to act on it.
Resolution
The part of the story in which the problem is solved.
setting
When and where the story happens
Man vs nature
The protagonist is pitted against a force of nature.
Part of the story that works out decisions reached during the climax.
protagonist
The hero of the story
Man vs Man
Two characters struggling against each other
Rising Action
The series of struggles that builds a story toward a climax.
antagonist
The main opposition to the hero
25 questions / Oceans Food Insecurity St. Mary's Geology Rawks Nature
Artic, Southern, Indian, Atlantic and Pacific Ocean
Name the world's oceans
Poverty/Unemployment
What are some causes of Food Insecurity?
Tom Mengler
Who’s the president of the university?
This substance flows underneath the earths crust and comes out of volcanoes
Penguin
Which bird can swim but cannot fly?
71%
How much of the Earth's surface is water
More
Households with a teenager are _ likely to experience very low food insecurity
The Rattler & Friar Man
What is our official mascot? (Two mascots)
Quartz
This crystal is the most common variety to find (hint: amethyst)
April 22
What day is Earth Day every year?
The Box Jellyfish
What is the most venomous sea creature on Earth?
Crow (raven accepted)
In the Chipotle video we watched, what was the ominous bird watching the scarecrow?
Gold & Blue
What is the official order of our school colors?
Sedimentary
Of the three rock types, which one is the best for fossil preservation?
Aloe Vera
What herb beginning with ‘A’ has soothing properties?
The Oceanic Sunfish
What is the heaviest boney fish in the ocean?
40 million
In 2017 how many people struggled with hunger?
1852
What year was St. Mary's University founded?
Geode
This type of rock has a solid outside shell and crystal matrix on the inside
Lavender
Which popular garden plant was used by the Romans in their baths to scent the water?
Pacific Ocean
Which ocean is the largest in size?
Mississippi
Which state in the U.S has the highest rate of food insecurity?
St. Louis Hall
What is the oldest building at St. Mary’s University?
Tectonic plates
This phenomenon is responsible for creating mountains and trenches (hint: broke up Pangea)
Denali
What is the highest mountain (peak) in the United States?
25 questions / U1W5 Vocab. U2W1 Vocab. U2W5 Vocab. Spelling Math
What is a pouch?
Small bag or pocket to carry babies in.
What is repeat?
To happen over and over.
What is camouflage?
Hide or make harder to see in one's natural surrounding.
pouch
How do you spell...
30
What is 6 x 5
What is a globe?
The Earth.
What is nature?
Physical world not made by humans.
What is a food chain?
A series of living things that depend on each other as food sources.
globe
How do you spell...
28
What is 4 x 7
What is a footpath?
Narrow walking path for people.
What is symmetry?
Being the same on both sides.
What is interdependence?
When things depend or rely on one another.
nature
How do you spell...
7
What is 9 x 9
What is a mountainside?
The slope of a mountain.
What is a pattern?
Set of things that repeat in order.
What is adaptation?
Changes in animals and plants that help them survive.
camouflage
How do you spell...
4
What is 32 / 8
What is murmuring?
A soft sound a person makes when speaking with a group of people.
What is a sequence?
A series of things in order.
What is biodiversity?
The existence of many different animals and plants in an environment.
biodiversity
How do you spell...
7
What is 63 / 9
25 questions / a verb a noun an adjective a collocation a sentence
A burning cigarette cased the fire
to make something happen
What insects do you know?
a small living thing which birds eat
Is a polar bear huge?
very big
Is greenhouse effect bad or good for plants and animals?
Which effect influences our nature?
Make a sentence with a mammal
tigers, cats, dogs, foxes are....