Tier 1 Behavior
25 questions / Tier 1 Behavior Tier 2 Behavior Cyclical Nature of Behavior Academic Skill Acquisition Collaboration
What is instructional choice?
When students are given options for completion within an activity
What is token economy?
What is calm?
When students are on-task and following rules
What is the writing process?
What is communication?
Two way positive and respectful sharing
What is behavior specific praise?
Important to maintain at a 4:1 ratio
What is self-monitoring?
When students check behavior regularly for demonstration of expected behaviors
What is agitation?
When a student appears on edge
What are writing skills?
Graphic organizers, workshops, daily practice are often used to improve this skill.
What is trust?
Helping family to feel welcome and valued
What are precorrections?
Reminders or prompts prior to the desired behavior
What are high probability requests?
When students are asked to complete three simple tasks prior to completing a more challenging task
When a student is looking for trouble or someone to engage in trouble with
The type of fidelity that involves the use of materials for amount of time indicated in intervention or curriculum
What is equity?
All members have equal influence on decisions
What is supervision or proximity?
Scanning, moving, and interacting with students
What are behavior contracts?
When teachers and students reach an agreement regarding behavior
What is peak?
When severe behaviors are occurring
What is procedural fidelity?
The type of fidelity that involves delivery of intervention using techniques, processes, or steps
What is commitment?
Confidence in loyalty to child and child outcomes
What is opportunities to respond?
Increases engagement by providing approximately 3 per hour
What is check-in/check-out?
When a student meets with an individual at the beginning and end of everyday to discuss their behavior
What is de-escalation?
When a student appears confused or sullen
What is explicit instruction?
A strategy that includes using a consistent instructional routine, clear description of the new content, and multiple examples
What is competency?
Qualified to fill your role
15 questions / Founders View on Human Nature Limitations
Aaron Beck
Founder of CBT
•Person centered therapy’s view of human nature is that people are essentially good. Because of this belief, clinicians who use person centered therapy ultimately allow the individual to decide what is right for them. This theory believes that people are a product of environmental and societal factors around them. People are shaped by the lessons that they get from growing up.
Person-Centered Therapy
•For clients who need a direct form of therapy, person-centered therapy is not best because the client is expected to lead the sessions. Person-centered therapy also may not be best for clients who are not able to think themselves through situations. Clients in this therapy must be willing and able to lead and talk themselves through there situations.
Person-Centered Therapy
Carl Rogers
Founder of Person centered therapy
•Adler believed that people’s style of living is representative of their selected goals. The Adlerian theory believes that people create themselves rather than our childhood experiences shaping who we are. The Adlerian theory believes that people start to form ana approach to life within their first six years of life. The Adlerian theory believes that people are motivated primarily by being socially related. Adler believed that human behavior was not determined by environment or genetics alone. Rather, we as humans can interpret, influence, and create our own events.
Adlerian Therapy
•Depending on the expectations of the client, Adlerian theory may be very disappointing. Many clients expect answers, but the Adlerian theory has an egalitarian approach that makes the client and councilor work together to find a solution. Also, if the client does not want to share personal family matters this may be a difficult form a theory to utilize.
Adlerian Therapy
Alfred Alder
Founder of Adlerian Therapy
•In modern cognitive-behavior therapy, the current view is that the person is the producer and the product of their environment. This is because is cognitive-behavioral therapy it is believed that the client’s thoughts are what control their behaviors and emotions. Cognitive-Behavior therapy aims to increase people’s skills so that they have more options for responding.
Cognitive-Behavioral
•Being that cognitive-behavioral therapy is structured, it may not be a good fit for clients who have complex mental health needs or learning problems. Cognitive-behavioral therapy may involve dealing with emotions that may initially cause more anxious or emotionally uncomfortable.
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
Frederick S. Perls
Founder of Gestalt Therapy
•Gestalt theory is founded on a positive view of human nature. This theory focuses on helping the client to create an awareness of their feelings, reactions, and thoughts. This awareness can resolve the client’s personal issues. In short, this style of therapy believes that humans can solve our own problems. However, this can only happen when we are aware of what is happening.
Gestalt Therapy
•The biggest limitation of Gestalt therapy is that there is a limited supply of evidence-based studies that have been able to verify the theory. This has a lot to do with the fact that the founder Perls believed that discovering what works should never be determined by way of research. Another limitation is that this therapy can trigger intense emotions that may not be productive or helpful for all clients.
Gestalt Therapy
David Epston & Michael White
NARRATIVE THERAPY
•Solution focused therapy views human nature as people constructing reality through their language. This theory believes that people’s problems are maintained because of their perception of reality which distorts their natural competence and resources. In solution focused therapy it is believed that human nature is positive. It is also believed that human beings can alter themselves.
Solution Focused Therapy
•The biggest limitation of solution focused therapy is that it last for a very brief duration of time. This therapy typically last between 3 to 8 sessions. This does not leave much time for progression. Also, there is not much evidence-based research that has been done on this form of therapy.
Solution Focused Therapy
10 questions / Symbolism Love and Soul Basic Plot
He tried to be God by interfering with and overpowering nature, but he failed.
No because if he truly loved her he would not immediately blame her when he turned poisonous, and he would not think she is evil.
Does Giovanni love Beatrice? Why or why not?
Beatrice. Although she is physically poisonous, she is the most kind-hearted.
Who is the most emotionally pure in the short story?
Baglioni because he plants the idea in Giovanni's head that Beatrice is evil, and tempts him to give her the fatal antidote, which represents the golden apple.
Who represents the devil in "Rappaccini's Daughter" and why?
She chooses to do so because after realizing Giovanni does not truly love her, she would rather die than live with him. His betrayal makes her choose to die.
Why does Beatrice drink the antidote even though she knows it will kill her?
Padua, Italy
Where does the story, "Rappaccini's Daughter" take place?
"beatus" meaning "blessed"
What does the name "Beatrice" come from and what does it mean?
Giovanni. She says to him, "'Oh, was there not, from the first, more poison in thy nature than in mine?'"
Who does Beatrice believe is more poisonous… her or Giovanni?
He tells Beatrice that he was trying to protect her from the outside world. Her essence is like her armor.
What is Rappaccini’s justification for making Beatrice poisonous?
Interfering with nature, which results in his own daughter's death.
What does Baglioni rebuke Rappaccini for?
nurture
Learning a new talent such as playing the guitar or learning how to throw a football would be considered as
how you're born
"Nature" primarily comes from
depression
one of the most disputed "nature vs. nurture" argument is
25 questions / the ambitious guest life of Hawthorne the birthmark the birthmark article misallenous
New England white hills
the setting of the story
Nathaniel Hawthorne
who was born July 4th 1804
science and his wife
what two things did Aylmer love
obsession (Georgina obsessed with Aylmer and Aylmer obsessed wit her birthmark)
what. was the main idea
Georgina
what was Aylmer's wife name
happiness
what are the grandmother and daughter the image of
dark romantic
what was Hawthornes genre of writing
her birthmark
what thing about his wife was NOT perfect
man vs nature
what's the theme type of this story
the birthmark goes away but she dies
what happened to Aylmer's wife at the end of the story
there was an avalanche and the family and guest died but the house was remained intact
what happened to the house at the end of the story
Fanshawe
Hawthornes first novel
a tiny hand, fairy hand
what was the shape of the flaw
life or nature
what's the birthmark a symbol of
Young Goodman Brown
what Nathaniel Hawthorne story is about a newlywed man going into the forest to meet the devil
to leave a mark on the world, become famous
what was the goal of the guest
Sofia peabody
Hawthornes wife
cutting off his wife birthmark
what would Aylmer dream of
nature
what wins, science or nature
faith
what's the name of young goodmans wife
the guest wanted to leave a mark on the world before he died and became famous but the father wants to live a humble lowkey life
how were the dad an guest different
because this evil ancestor that was a judge in the salem witch trials
why did Nathaniel Hawthorne change this last name ?
elixir of immortality
what did Aylmer say the gold fluid in the orb was
1843
when was the birthmark published
disillusionment
what's the theme of young goodman brown
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
tipis
What are cone-shaped tents that are easily put up and taken down?
myth
A story that tries to explain something about the world is ________________
symbol
Something that stands for something else is a _________
false
True or False: Clothing and shoes are natural resources
horse
The ______________ was introduced to the Cheyanne by their Spanish and Indian neighbors to the south.
natural resource
Anything found in nature that helps people live is a _____________
false
True or False: The Cheyenne lived in great forests between the ocean and mountains
false
True or False: Sleds and needles are natural resources
false
True or False: The Cheyenne held a Medicine Dance to heal sick people
True
True or False: The Cheyenne held a Medicine Dance to celebrate the cycle of nature
false
True or False: The buffalo was the great provider for the Cheyenne because it helped them harvest better crops
true
True or False: trees and water are natural resources
false
True or False: The Cheyenne were fisherman who lived mostly on seafood
false
True or False: The Cheyenne were farmers who grew crops very easily
true
True or False: The buffalo was the great provider for the Cheyenne because it provided them with food and hides
false
True or False: plank houses and tipis are natural resources
true
True or False: The Cheyenne were hunters who ate buffalo and other animals
false
True or False: The Cheyenne were warriors who left their families while they hunted
false
True or False: The buffalo was the great provider for the Cheyenne because it provided them with posts to hold up tipis
20 questions / The Bachelor Space/Nature Astrology Scholastic!
What is Southern California?
The Bachelor mansion is located here
What is Crew Dragon?
NASA and SpaceX launched the __ spacecraft to the ISS this past Sunday
What is Jupiter?
The ruling planet of Sagittarius
What is 1963?
The year Clifford the Big Red Dog was first published
Who is Matt James?
The name of the next Bachelor
What is Acadia National Park?
The oldest National Park east of the Mississippi River
Who is Selena Gomez?
This artist and beauty brand owner is a Cancer
What is Scholastic Kids Press?
This Scholastic program was launched in 2000
What is journey?
Producers require contestants to use this word all the time
What is Curiosity?
This rover recently snapped a selfie on Mars
What is Sagittarius?
The most common zodiac sign among celebrities
Who is R.L. Stine?
The author who's a former editor of Bananas magazine
What is 2?
If an engaged couple breaks up before __ years, they have to return the ring
What is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park?
The #1 most visited National Park in the country
What is Capricorn?
People with this sign are most likely to look young for a long time
What is Four Winds Press?
The first Scholastic imprint
What is 10?
The number of The Bachelor + The Bachelorette seasons that didn't end with an engagement
What is the Grand Canyon?
The state of Rhode Island can fit inside this National Park
What is Neptune?
This planet will ends its retrograde on 28 Nov
What is 2009?
The year @Scholastic sent its first tweet
Location of their tribe.
Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah.
The meaning of the rainbow in the Navajo's flag.
Navajo Sovereignty
They had dolls and games to have.
Toys
Corn for their nation is a staple of the Navajo food and is eaten fresh or dried or ground.
Corn
Yellow means to indicate death and intellect. Green means indicated endurance. Blue: The colour blue symbolises confidence, wisdom and authority.
Black, white, blue, and yellow
A lot of the Navajo kid's like to go fishing with their fathers.
Children with Family
They farmed squash, corn and beans
Farming
Ceremonys is their life of nature.
Nature
The kids had more chores and less time to play during the day.
Helping
20 questions / Sports Good Nature Name That Movie Music
The Las Vegas Raiders
This football team recently moved to Las Vegas
Ground Ivy - Heavy (Lots)
What does "GIH" stand for?
Forrest Gump
"Life is like a box of chocolates"
Queen
This multiplatinum "European 80's Rock Band" had a guitarist named Brian May,
Mount Union
This Ohio college football team holds the two longest winning streaks in college football history
1 to 2 lbs per 1,000 sq. ft.
A Few Good Men
"You Can't Handle the Truth!"
Bryan Adams
This band/singer (titled after the lead singer) had various hits such as "Heaven" and "(Everything I do) I Do It For You"
10 feet
How tall is a "regulation sized" basketball hoop?
Snow Mold
Lawn consisting of mainly Tall Fescue typically suffer from this "disease" when winter ends.
Big Lebowski
"Donny, You're out of your element!"
Chuck Berry
This artist had a hit song played by "Marty McFly" in the first Back to the Future titled "Johnny B Goode"
1969
When did the New York Jets win their first Superbowl?
Zoysia Grass
This rare, warm-season grass type will typically go dormant during WINTER months.
Tropic Thunder
"I don't read the script....The script reads me"
Eddie Money
This lead singer/saxophone player unfortunately passed away in 2019. He had hits such as "Baby Hold On", and "Two Tickets to Paradise"
14 total clubs
If playing by "regulation rules" how many golf clubs can you typically have in a golf bag?
Water as deeply as possible in as few sessions per week as possible to apply 1-1.5 inches of water each week
What is the "basic principle" of how much water a lawn should have per week?
The Campaign
"I DON'T WANT TO LIVE IN RAINBOW LAND AND YOU CAN'T MAKE ME!"
Roxette
This Swedish pop/rock band had various hits including "The Look" and "Listen to Your Heart" from the late 1980's. Unfortunately one of the lead singers of this duo-group passed away in 2019.
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
25 questions / Film and Song Around the State Unique Foods Did You Know Nature
What is What Dreams May Come?
Parts of this Robin Williams dream fantasy was filmed in Montana.
What is Billings?
This city boasts the state's largest urban population.
What is The Pickle Barrel?
This Bozeman located sandwich company is home to the Bobcat and Cheesesteak sandwiches and serves a pickle with every half sandwich!
What is Yellowstone?
This Kevin Costner television show is set in Montana
What is Hoot?
This book made into a movie has a main character who moves to Florida from Montana (think owls)
What is Canada?
In Montana, particularly in the northern parts of the state, a retailer will accept currency from this country.
What is hunting?
Due to this rugged pastime, you can take classes and then take off of school in the fall.
What is Missoula?
This town, known as the Garden City, is the home of University of Montana
What is a cow?
This delicacy of Rocky Mountain Oysters comes from this animal
25 questions / Games Health Nature Music Sports
Happy
Henry
Harry
Homer
Name one of the four hippo's in Hungary Hippo's
Skeleton
What term describes the structure of bones that supports the human body?
8
How many tentacles does an octopus have?
a Clarinet
What musical instrument is also called a licorice stick?
Foul
What's a baseball hit into the stand behind home plate called?
Fair or Foul?
a hybrid type of shrimp that children "grow" in water
What is a "Sea Monkey"?
Iris
What flowery name is given to the colored part of the eye?
A seismograph
What instrument measures tremors in the earth?
a monkey
What animal is repeated in the song "The Animal Fair" ?
Boxing
What sport follows the Marquis of Queensberry rules?
Q and Z
What two letter are worth the most in Scrabble?
Red
What color blood cells carry oxygen - red or white?
Clover
What plant is said to bring good luck when it appears with four leaves?
Heartbreak Hotel
What was Elvis Presley's first hit in 1956?
A pitcher
Which baseball position can receive a CY Young award?
A Slinky
What is the official state toy of Pennsylvania?
Emergency Room
What part of the hospital in known as the ER?
What does E.R. stand for?
One that loses its leaves and grows new ones every year
What is a deciduous tree?
the 80's
What decade was the hit song "love shack" by B-52's from?
3
How many period make up a regular hockey game?
Every Second!
Two Barbie's are sold every __________ somewhere in the world.
a) minute
b) second
c) day
Summer time
what season does your toe nails grow the fastest?
5
How many great lakes are there?
John Lennon
Which Beatle had dyslexia?
Heavyweight
What weight class is a 190 pound boxer in?
25 questions / Hobbies & Recreation Found in Nature Holiday's Around the World "G"eography It Happened One November
What is Monopoly?
The "Get out of Jail Free" card is associated with this board game.
what is a rainbow?
Rainbow occurs wen the right atmospheric conditions are present: water droplets in the air, sunshine coming from behind you, and you position in just the right place. Sometimes you can see a full circle rainbow if you're in a plane.
After a rain, you will sometimes see this multicolour phenomenon in the sky
What is Oktoberfest? Munich's Oktoberfest is the worlds largest folk festival.
This German celebration takes place in September and October.
At the end of the Spanish-American War, the U.S acquired Cuba as a territory.
When Cuba gained its independence 3 years later, it was required to sell of lease the land on which the base resides.
What is Thanksgiving?
This celebration by the Pilgrims is thought to have taken place sometime in November 1621 in Plymouth, Massachusetts, to commemorate the autumn harvest.
The object of the game is to capture the opposing king. Did you know the game can end in a stalemate?
This is played with kings, queens, rooks, bishops, knights and pawns.
What are canaries?
These birds were once used as gas detectors in coal mines.
What is Bastille Day?
It commemorates the beginning of the French Revolution and the storming of Bastille.
This is the French equivalent to the U.S Fourth of July.
What is Greece?
This is the common name of Hellenic Republic.
Who is Princess Elizabath (or Queen Elizabeth II)?
Before their marriage, he was a Greek and Danish prince.
On November 20, 1947 Phillip Mountbatten married this British princess.
They're known as climbers and most require stakes or trellises. Ivy will cling to almost anything
Gardeners who plant clematis, ivy, and trumpet vines expect them to do this when growing.
What is gravity?
It also keeps our atmosphere from wandering off.
This keeps Earth in orbit and animate and inanimate matter grounded on Earth.
What is All Saints' Day?
Roman Catholics celebrate this feast day after Halloween.
What is Galapagos?
This archipelago (group of islands) off the coast of Ecudaor is known for its diverse plant and animal life.
What is Casablanca?
It was nominated for 8 academy awards and walked away with 3.
On November 26, 1942 this World War II film starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman opened in New York City theaters.
What is ping-pong.
This is another name for table tennis.
What is elephant? Their gestation period is around 95 weeks, versus the human period of 40 weeks.
This mammal has the longest gestation period.
What is Dominion Day?
The first day of July was officially sanctioned as Dominion Day in 1879. It became Canada Day in 1982 and celebrates the anniversary of the confederation.
Canada Day was originally called this.
Ponce de Leon discovered it in 1513, Benjamin Franklin named it in 1770
This warm Atlantic current starts in the Gulf of Mexico and heads to Florida before proceeding into the Atlantic Ocean.
What is Brandenburg? The very next day, German citizens began to tear down the wall.
On November 9, 1989, this gate on the Berlin Wall opened to allow travel between East and West Berlin.
What is coin collecting?
North Americans involved in this hobby know all about the Canadian Maple, Walking Liberty, and Saint Gaudens.
What is orca?
They belong to the dolphin family.
This is a four-letter killer whale
What is Boxing Day?
The most common explanation of the day is that it originated as a day off for the servants. It has evolved into a day of giving to charity and/or after-Christmas sales.
This public holiday is celebrated the day after Christmas in the U.K and other Commonwealth countries.
What is the Strait of Gibraltar?
This strait is named for a 2.6 square-mile British territory that connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
What is the South Pole?
The round trip journey from Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf took 18hrs and 41mins
On November 29,1929, American explorer and former WWI pilot Richard Byrd made the historic first-ever flight over this pole.
25 questions / Animals True/False Random Nature/Animals II Food
Fish!
Choose the animal that is cold-blooded:
-fish
-raccoon
-bird
True!
True or False:
A shrimp's heart is in its head.
yes
Is there a pepper so hot that it can kill someone?
yes/no
Mercery
What is the smallest planet in our solar system?
orange!
In under 5 seconds, name a food that is also a color.
Scavengers are animals that consume dead organisms that have died from causes other than predation.
Name 2 scavengers.
True
True or False:
You fart at least 10 times a day.
pink (♡˙︶˙♡)
What color milk do hippopotamuses have?
-white
-green
-yellow
-pink
Mt. Everest
What's the tallest mountain in the world?
Name the first vegetable to grow in space.
Name 1 apex predator.
False!
Anatidaephobia is the fear of a duck watching you.
True of False:
Anatidaephobia is the fear of a goat watching you.
True.
So we should respect all living organisms.
True or False:
Humans are a part of nature.
3
How many hearts does an octopus have?
Pound cake.
Name a type of cake that got its name from its recipe.
Decomposers!
Which group does fungi belong to in the food chain?
-producer -primary consumer
-secondary consumer -tertiary consumer
-apex predator -decomposers
True
True or False:
Cows and horses sleep standing up.
Skin is the human body's largest organ.
What is the body's largest organ?
85%
What percent of plant life is found in the ocean?
-35%
-65%
-85%
strawberries
Name the one fruit whose seeds grow on the outside.
A pride
What is a group of lions called?
False.
The opposite sides of the dice always add up to seven.
True or False:
The opposite sides of the dice always add up to eight.
crocodile, alligator, lizard, gecko, snake
Name 5 reptiles in under 30 seconds
Pacific Ocean
What is the largest ocean on the planet?
cheese :-)
What is the most stolen food in the world?
-bread
-cheese
-rice
-fruit
-meat
20 questions / Nouns Adjectives Odds & Ends Throwbacks
coincidence
the occurrence of events that happen at the same time by accident but seem to have some connection
jaunty
sprightly in manner or appearance; lively
perhaps
possibly but not certainly; maybe
mundane
characterized by the practical, transitory, and ordinary; commonplace
dispensation
a particular arrangement or provision especially of providence or nature; an exemption from a law or from an impediment, vow, or oath; a formal authorization
archaic
of, relating to, or characteristic of an earlier or more primitive time; antiquated
indeed
without any question; truly, undeniably—often used interjectionally to express irony or disbelief or surprise
hegemony
preponderant influence or authority over others; domination
sheaf
a quantity of the stalks and ears of a cereal grass or sometimes other plant material bound together; a large amount or number
condescending
showing or characterized by a patronizing or superior attitude toward others
convey
to bear from one place to another; to impart or communicate by statement, suggestion, gesture, or appearance
wanton
merciless, inhumane; being without check or limitation
cabal
the contrived schemes of a group of persons secretly united in a plot (as to overturn a government); a group engaged in such schemes
exorbitant
exceeding the customary or appropriate limits in intensity, quality, amount, or size
preposterous
contrary to nature, reason, or common sense; absurd
infernal
of or relating to a nether world of the dead; hellish, diabolical
temerity
unreasonable or foolhardy contempt of danger or opposition; rashness, recklessness
incipient
beginning to come into being or to become apparent
diffident
hesitant in acting or speaking through lack of self-confidence; reserved, unassertive
expedient
suitable for achieving a particular end in a given circumstance; suitable for achieving a particular end in a given circumstance
19 questions / Definitions Types of Conflict Types of Conflict 2 Internal or External
What is character vs. self
When a character has problem inside of themselves, an internal conflict
What is character vs. self
You have a difficult time making a decision
What is character vs. nature
A ship sinks after hitting an iceburg
What is external
You have an argument with your best friend
What is character vs. nature
When a character has a problem with weather, animals, or hunger.
What is character vs. nature
You are stuck in a snow storm
What is character vs. self
You don't know if you want to break up with your significant other
What is internal
You don't know if you should go out for track or baseball
What is character vs. society
A character struggles against an issue affecting an entire community.
What is character vs. character
You get into an argument with your mother
What is character vs. society
You received a ticket for being out past curfew
What is Character vs. Character?
When a character has a problem with another person in the story
What is character vs. character
You argue with your sister about borrowing her iPod
What is character vs. self
You don't know if you want eggs or pancakes for breakfast
What is character vs. society
You're getting bullied by your classmates for having a certain haircut
What is character vs. nature
There's a powerful storm that knocks out the power during your favorite TV show
14 questions / The Great Wall of China Forbidden City Ancient China
The Great Wall of china is big enough and long enough to be seen from this location.
What is space?
The wall that surounded the Forbidden City is is tall.
What is 32 feet or 7.9 meters high?
dynasty
This is the ruler of Ancient China for many generations
The outside of the wall was built with this.
What is stone and layered bricks?
This is how thick the wall around the Forbidden City is.
What is 11 feet?
Mandate of Heaven
What is divine intervention?
The inside of the wall was built with this.
What is broken stones and mud?
The Forbidden City is surounded by a wall and a moat.
What is true?
5 Key relationships Filial Piety Respect and know your place in society Superior Inferior
Describe the teachings of Confucius
This is when cannons were used to send signals.
What is at night, during foggy weather or when other towers could not be seen?
There are 9,999.5 rooms in the the Forbidden City.
What is False?
Silk Roads: Cultural Diffusion and trade Great Wall of China Prevent invasion and provide protection
Name two achievements of Shi Huangdi and how they impacted society
This building in the middle of the Forbidden City.
What is the Worshiping Temple?
Peace with nature, respect nature, ying yang5 key relationships, respect, superior-inferior Good behavior is rewarded, bad behavior is punished, Fear will prevent wrong doing
Compare and Contrast Legalism, Daoism and Confucious
25 questions / Heat Energy Sound Energy Light Energy Electricity Random
What is heat?
I hear sound energy with my ears.
How do you hear sound energy?
It lets us see.
What does light energy let us do?
Electricity helps things move and work.
Why do we need electricity?
Fire uses heat energy.
What kind of energy does fire use?
We burn things like wood, oil, or gas.
How do we make heat?
It tells of is a sound is loud or soft.
What is volume?
What is an example of light made by people?
What do we use electricity for?
Music uses sound energy.
What kind of energy does music use?
Answers Vary.
What are some things that we use heat energy for?
It tells us if a sound is high or low.
What is pitch?
Sunlight comes from nature.
What kind of light comes from nature?
Wires carry electricity into my house.
What carries electricity into our house?
We energy every day.
Can we destroy heat energy?
Vibrate means to move back and forth very quickly.
What does "vibrate" mean?
When light is blocked, a show is formed.
What happens when light is blocked?
They have batteries and cords to charge them.
How do scooters and electric cars get electricty?
Energy is the ability to do work.
What is energy?
What does heat energy cause tiny particles (atoms) to do?
A big vibration makes a loud sound.
What kind of sound does a big vibration make?
You can't see an object if there is no light.
What happens when you try to look at something with no light?
Metal can carry electrical energy from one place to another.
What materials can carry electrical energy from one place to another?
Heat, light, sound, and electricity are all forms of energy (but there are more).
What kinds of energy are there?
25 questions / Troop 23 Camping Science & Nature Civics Scout Skills
troop23sopo@gmail.com
Duty Roster
What format do we use on camping trips to list assignments for each member?
100o C or 2120 F
What is the boiling point of water?
Because the stripes represent the original colonies
Why does the United States Flag have 13 stripes?
Clove Hitch
What knot is used to start and finish every lashing?
Mr. Borrelli
What is the name of Troop 23's Scoutmaster?
Internal frame
This type of pack is packed with the heaviest items closest to the wearer's back?
Tamarack (also known as the American Larch)
What evergreen drops its needles in the winter?
100 (two senators from each state)
How many U.S. Senators are there?
7
How many Boy Scout ranks are there?
Women's Club of People's United Methodist Church
What is the name of Troop 23's Chartered Organization?
Plan ahead and prepare
What is the first principle of leave no trace?
Cottonmouth or water moccasin, copperhead, rattlesnake and the coral snake
What are the four venomous snakes in the United States?
War of 1812, the Mexican-American War, The Civil War and the Spanish-American War
Kind
What is the sixth point of the Scout Law?
Mrs. Herd
What is the name of the Scoutmaster before Mr. P?
The 10 essentials
First aid kit, map, knife, flashlight, matches are part of this group?
3 shiny leaves
Bill of Rights
What do we call the first ten amendments to the Consitution?
Northwest
What direction is 315 degrees on a compass?
71
How many years has Troop 23 been chartered with People's United Methodist Church?
Wool or synthetic
Type of sock material best for hiking in wet weather?
Ursa Minor or the Little Dipper
The North Star is located in which constellation?
Executive, Legislative, Judicial
What are the three branches of Government
Left hand, because it is closest to your heart
Which hand do you use for the Scout handshake and why?
25 questions / Nature Circle of Courage Mastery Video Games Random
Mount Everest (13,800 feet. That is over 2 miles high)
What is the tallest mountain in the world?
FOUR!
How many values are in in the Circle of Courage
Michael Jordan
This basketball player won 6 championships for the Chicago Bulls
1983
The original Nintendo was released in which year? (if you are within 3 years, you are correct)
North and South Carolina (13)
Which US state(s) has the most letters in its name?
False: Lowest temperature ever recorded on earth's surface: -128 degrees Fahrenheit in Vostok Antartica
True or False: The lowest temperature ever recorded on earth was below -130 degrees Fahrenheit
Generosity
Which core value starts with a G
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Which US president was elected to four terms?
PS2
What was the best selling video game console of all time?
California (39 million +)
Which US state has the highest population?
Anaconda (They can be 29 feet and 550 pounds!)
What is the biggest type of snake in the world?
Independence?
Which core value begins with an I?
Mufasa
What is the name of the original king in The Lion King?
Plumbing
What do Mario and Luigi do for work?
16th century (or 1500s). (1564-1616)
Which century was William Shakespeare born in?
The Bear
What is the biggest land carnivore in the world?
Belonging?
Which core value is the opposite of loneliness?
J.B. Pritzker
Who is the governor of Illinois?
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare followed closely by NBA 2K20 and Madden NFL 20
Name one of the top 3 selling video game this year
True. The oldest person ever is Jeanne Calment (1875–1997) of France, who lived to the age of 122 years, 164 days.
True of false: The oldest person ever to live was over 120 years old?
The Dead Sea (1,400 feet below sea level) Shared by Israel, Palestine, Jordan
What is the lowest point on earth?
Mastery
Which core value means being really good at something?
James Harden (34.3)
Last year, who scored the most points per game in the NBA?
Minecraft, GTA, Tetris
Name one of the 3 top selling video games of all time
Liam, Noah, William
Name one of the top 3 most popular names for boys in 2020
Tailed
Finish the name
The white deer
527
What is 545 - 18
What is behind the rim in basketball
Incredibles
What show from disney has a family of superheroes
poison ivy
What is the name of the plants that make you itch
Green, Red, Orane, Yellow, Brown
Name 3 colors of leafs
699
789 - 90
A goal
what do you shoot into in soccer
Bang
Finish the name
The big Theory
White
What color are birch trees
Fox
What animal is white in the winter and red in the summer
600
300 x 2
The Buccaneers
What team does Tom Brady play for now
DISNEY MOVIES
Name 3 disney movies
Trees
What plants do we have on our earth that lets us have O2
A Stream
What is a little river that goes threw the woods
Subtraction simbol
what is name of this sign
-
Soccer
What is my favorite sport
2 Tries
Frozen
What movie has the name of it with a o e and z
2 Tries
Apple tree
What plants give us apples
Lumber
What is another word for wood
10000
1111 + 9999
Lionnel Messi
What is the name of my favorite soccer player
Onward
Name my favorite disney movies
3 tries per team
Photosynthesis
What is the process a plant goes threw
25 questions / Animals Present -> Past Countries Nature Years
dog
I saw a cat.
I see a cat.
Canada
flower
1990
1990
bird
He played soccer.
He plays soccer
Australia
tree
2020
2020
wolf
He taught English
He teaches English.
Brazil
lake
1807
1807
otter
I drank orange juice
I drink orange juice
Spain
volcano
1860
1860
Orca/ Killer whale
I rode the bus and train.
I ride the bus and train.
South Africa
Earth
1282
1282
25 questions / Vocab 1 Vocab 2 Vocab 3 Vocab 4 Random Facts
Dystopia
an imagined state or society in which there is great suffering or injustice
A. Dystopia
B. Utopia
C. Academy
Civic
Relating to a community or people who live there.
A. Society
B. Civic
C. Country
Perfect
To be without flaws or defects
A. Customs
B. Perfect
C. Human Nature
Concerned
Involved in something or affected by it
A. Human Nature
B. Concerned
C. Society
Veteran's Day
This Holiday is celebrated on November 11
Genre
a category of artistic composition, as in music or literature, characterized by similarities in form, style, or subject matter.
A. Category
B. Genre
C. Selection
Generation
Period of time in which a group of people are born and live
A. Age
B. Generation
C. Dystopia
Invent
create or design
A. Invent
B. Establish
C. Genre
Remove
To take something away.
A. Tradition
B. Dystopia
C. Remove
The Lottery
The book that we just got done reading as a class
Human Nature
the general psychological characteristics, feelings, and behavioral traits of humankind, regarded as shared by all humans.
A. Society
B. Human Nature
C. Civil
Liberty
The quality of being free to act or speak as you choose
A. Liberty
B. Freedom
C. Society
Assemble
gather together in one place for a common purpose.
A. Lottery
B. Assemble
C. Society
Glance
take a brief or hurried look.
A. Pivot
B. Pause
C. Glance
Earth
The third planet from the sun
Society
the community of people living in a particular country or region and having shared customs, laws, and organizations.
A. Human Nature
B. Community
C. Society
Lottery
System in which something is selected in a way that is by chance
A. Academy
B. Drawing
C. Lottery
Quit
To stop doing something
A. Boisterous
B. Dystopia
C. Quit
Snatched
Quickly or eagerly grabbed or grasped
A. Grabbed
B. Snatched
C. Pulled
Kansas City Chiefs
This team won the most recent Super Bowl
Tradition
a long-established custom or belief that has been passed on from one generation to another.
A. Customs
B. Beliefs
C. Tradition
Ritual
Custom that is always done in the same way
A. Tradition
B. Ritual
C. Lottery
Expression
A facial look that shows what someone is feeling or thinking
A. Expression
B. Smile
C. Beliefs
Sacrifice
To give up something you want so that you can get or achieve something more important
A. Dystopia
B. Lottery
C. Sacrifice
LA Dodgers
25 questions / Name That Merit Badge Cub Scouts History Scout Potpourri Nature
What is geocaching?
That's a GPS unit on the badge for this new 10-letter orienteering hobby
What is 'Do Your Best'?
The Cub Scout Motto
What is 1910?
Boy Scouts of America was founded in this year
What is Be Prepared?
When asked “For what?” with regard to this motto of the Boy Scouts, Robert Baden-Powell said, “Why, for any old thing.”
Be careful with fire
This is the 2nd point of the Outdoor Code
The SAR on the badge created in 2012 stands for this life-saving process
What is 6?
Cub Scouts have this many ranks
Who is Robert Baden Powell? (Baden Powell is acceptable)
The founder of the Boy Scouts
What is 21?
What is white-tailed deer?
The state animal of Pennsylvania
What is welding?
To receive the badge for this activity you join two metal plates and inscribe your initial
What is Lion?
The first rank in Cub Scouts
What is 1965?
Troop 624 was founded in this year
What is thrifty?
An adjective in the Scout Law, it means not wasteful with money.
What is tinder?
This kind of wood is used to start a fire
What is bugling?
To earn this merit badge, a scout must know 15 calls, including taps
What is Jungle Book?
This book, later made into a Disney movie, was the basis for scouting
What is Scout
This rank was introduced in 2016
What are troops?
Kangaroos & gorillas gather in these groups (as do Boy Scouts).
What is deciduous?
This type of tree means it loses its leaves for winter
What is oceanography?
Making a plankton net and drawing a trench and seamount are two steps to earn this merit badge
What is Arrow of Light (AOL is acceptable)
The highest rank in Cub Scouts
What is England?
Scouting formally started in this country
What is John F Kennedy?
The first Boy Scout to end up as President of The United States
What is S-T-O-P?
This 4-letter word is an acronym for a Scout when he/she gets lost
15 questions / Vocabulary Natural Resources Iroquois Life
clan
Two or more longhouse families are called a ____
something that is found in nature and is valuable to humans
What is a Natural Resource?
Sachem
The council leader that made decisions for the tribe was called a _____.
powwow
This council meeting in held to solve a problem
Wigwams and longhouses
Natural resources were used to build Native American homes called _____ and ______.
unite and have strength in numbers.
Deganawida and Hiawatha were two leaders who believed it was important for the Iroquois nations to...
ceremonies, as badges, as gifts or in exchange for furs
Wampum are white or purple beads strung on rope and used for _________.
branches from trees, animal skin, and bark.
What natural resources were used to build wigwams and longhouses?
hunting, fishing, clearing land for farming, and fighting in battle.
2 Responsibilities of the men were
an object made by people long ago
deer, bear, beaver
Name 3 animals that the Iroquois hunted
gathering nuts/berries, making clothes and pottery, and planting and tending to the crops.
2 responsibilities of the women were...
a political group of Native American groups (Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, Mohawk, Tuscarora) founded around 1570
What was the Iroquois Nation?
Clothes came from animals skin
They ate animals and berries/vegetables
Their homes were made from wood and animal skin
Baskets and pottery to store materials came from nature
Name 2 ways Native American men and women used natural resources in their every day lives.
Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, Mohawk
The Iroquois, or Haudenosaunee, were made up of these 5 nations.
Morocco
What is the closest African country to Spain?
Mount Everest
What is the tallest mountain on earth?
Christmas
What holiday does St. Nick belong to?
Football
What is the most popular sport in the world?
Tacos
What is my favourite food?
Australia
What country is famous for it's Kangaroos?
The Blue Whale
What is the largest animal in the world?
Halloween
What holiday do we say trick or treat?
Real Madrid, Atlético de Madrid, and Rayo Vallecano
What are Madrid's three main football teams?
USA (Kentucky/Ohio)
Where am I from?
Venice
Which Italian city is famous for its canals?
The Banana
What's the least expensive and most popular fruit?
Day of the dead
What is a famous holiday in Mexico?
Tokyo, Japan
Where will the 2020 Olympics be held in 2021?
Scuba Diving
What underwater activity do I like?
Egypt
In what country would you find the Great Pyramids of Giza?
8
How many legs does an octopus have?
Thanksgiving
What is a famous American holiday?
What summer Olympic sport do women and men compete against each other?
Horse Riding
What is my favourite sport?
50
How many states are there in the United States?
What is the fastest growing plant?
Valentines Day
What holiday do we tell the people we love that we love them?
United States
Who won the 2019 Fifa Women's World Cup?
Archie
What is my dogs name?
12 questions / Same Age Nature in Ontario The Year 2020 Wildlands Trivia Other
Will Smith
Born on September 25, 1968 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, this actor, rapper and producer is well known for his roles in I Am Legend, Independence Day and Men in Black.
Eastern white pine
Officially designated the provincial tree of Ontario, this tree is one of the tallest in the province and can live for over 250 years.
270
The number of electoral college votes required to secure the White House.
Anna
This staff member infamously received a mesh cutting glove as a gift, because they cut their hands so many times on a paddle trip.
Sudbury
Alex Trebek was the host of the game show Jeopardy! for 37 seasons from 1984 until his death in 2020. He was born in this Canadian city.
Hugh Jackman
Born October 12, 1968 in Sydney, Australia, holds the Guinness World Record for "longest career as a live-action Marvel superhero".
Trevor
This staff member is allergic to onions.
Tony Hawk
Born May 12, 1968 in Carlsbad, California, this famous professional skateboarder has won over 70 skateboarding contests over the course of his 17 year career.
AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson, Moderna, Pfizer, Novavax ...
In the race to develop a safe and effect COVID-19 vaccine, several manufacturers have emerged with vaccine candidates. Name 3 manufacturers of potential COVID-19 vaccines.
Celine Dion
Born on March 30, 1968, in Charlemagne, Québec, this singer is the best-selling Canadian recording artist of all time.
Rachel Ray
Born August 25, 1968 in Glens Falls, New York, this American television personality, businesswoman, celebrity cook and author is currently the host of her own daytime TV talk show.
Bandiagara Escarpment
The Dogon people live in this part of Africa.
25 questions / Pictionary Charrades Hangman Categories Favorites Would you Rather..
Typical tasks you do daily
Hobbies
Favorite Disney movie?
Would you rather be a superhero or a wizard?
Tropical
Outdoor Activities
Nature
Favorite candy?
Would you rather not be able to see or not be able to hear?
Winter
Anything Christmas related
Holiday
Favorite outdoor activity?
Would you rather be able to fly or have the ability to turn invisible?
Foods
Sports
Breakfast
Favorite sandwich?
Would you rather only be able to walk on all fours or only be able to walk sideways like a crab?
You pick the category!
Guess my emotion!
Desserts
Favorite thing in your room?
Would you rather be able to create a new holiday or create a new sport?
15 questions / Vocabulary Random Setting Plot Conflict
What is a Cessna?
The type of plane Brian flew in, also known as a bushplane.
What is Hampton, New York?
Brian takes off from an airport in ______________, ___________________.
What is Man vs Self.
This conflict occurs when Brian freezes after he realizes the pilot has had a heart attack, but then lands the plane in the Lake.
What is altimeter??
The instrument that measures how high the plane is above sea level.
What is his cave shelter?
Brian calls this home.
What is Man vs Nature.
This conflict occurs when a porcupine attacks Brian.
What is refraction?
This is what happens to cause objects to appear to bend in the water.
What is wilderness?
Brian's Lake is located in the middle of the Canadian _____________________.
What is Man vs Self?
This conflict occurs when Brian gives up hope after a rescue plane misses him and he tries to cut himself with the hatchet, but emerges the next day changed.
What is incessant?
When something that does not cease or stop, like the whining of the mosquitos it is called?
What is the Amber Mall?
Brian and his friend, Terry were riding their bikes at the ________ ________ when Brian saw his mom with the blonde man.
What is external?
Man vs Nature is an ________________ conflict.
What is stymied?
When someone is confused or puzzled by something to the extent that they are unable to proceed.
What is North?
Brian's shelter is located on the ______________ side of the stone ridge next to the lake.
What is internal?
Man vs Self is usually an __________________ conflict.
30 questions / Native Trees WNPS Fun FAQs The Birds and the Bees Nature Wears Bloomers Native Potpourri FINAL JEOPARDY
What is Western Hemlock?
This is Washington's state tree, adopted in 1947 after a recommendation from our friends in Oregon.
Who is Art Kruckeberg?
This botanist and co-founder of WNPS served as our first president.
What is the Green Sweat Bee?
This speedy pollinator has a short tongue and a lustrous green head and thorax.
What is Trillium Ovatum?
The petals of this spring bloomer start as white or pinkish, and age to pink or purplish.
What are invasive species?
In our region, English Ivy, English Holly and Scot’s Broom are examples of this.
What is Shepherdia canadensis
(aka Soopolallie, Soapberry, Canadian or Russet Buffaloberry, Rabbitberry, or Foamberry)?
The fruit of this shrub can be beaten into a foamy substance sometimes called ice cream.
What is Douglas Fir?
This conifer cone has visible parts that have been likened to little mouse tails and hind legs.
What are Vine Maple and Douglas Fir?
The WNPS logo includes these two native plants.
What are Bushtits?
These diminutive and chatty birds tend to forage for insects in large groups.
What is Camassia?
The bulb of this species was an important supplemental vegetable for coastal Native Americans.
What is Cascara?
The bark of this understory tree contains a strong laxative.
What are beavers?
These animals have been described as “environmental Swiss Army knives” by author Ben Goldfarb.
What is Red Elderberry?
The fruits of this native tree are popular in jams and wines, but are highly toxic when eaten raw.
What are study, education and advocacy?
The mission of WNPS is to promote the appreciation and conservation of Washington’s native plants and their habitats through these three things.
What is the Northern Flicker?
This most common PNW woodpecker has a distinctive black breast band.
What are Western (or Mountain) Pasqueflowers (Anemone occidentalis)?
These “Old Men of the Mountain” have been described as the first to rise and the last to slumber.
What is Devil’s Club?
Oplopanax horridus is an especially appropriate name for this prickly plant.
Who is Douglas Tallamy?
This New York Times best-selling author wrote “Nature’s Best Hope”
What is Western Red Cedar?
Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest consider this the “Tree of Life.”
What is the Native Plant Stewardship Program?
This community-based program began in 1996 in response to numerous requests for public information about native plants and native plant habitats.
What are moths?
This group of pollinators is second in importance to the Hymenoptera (bees, wasps, ants and sawflies), and are the major nocturnal pollinators of flowers.
What is Calypso Bulbosa (Fairy Slipper Orchid)?
This monocot is named after a nymph in Greek mythology.
What is Huckleberry?
Unemployment during the Great Depression caused a rise in harvesting this wild berry for income.
Who is Rachel Carson?
This American marine biologist, conservationist and author was credited with advancing the movement that led to the creation of the EPA, and banning DDT.
What are Frankia?
Red Alders host these nitrogen-fixing bacteria in nodules borne on their roots.
What are Central Puget Sound, South Sound, Central Washington, and Palouse?
These were the first 4 WNPS chapters formed in 1977.
What is ornithophily?
This word describes pollination by birds.
What is Lewisiopsis Tweedyi?
Tweedy’s Lewisia has recently been given this new scientific name.
What is Cornus (Bunchberry, Red-Osier Dogwood, and Pacific Dogwood)?
This genus contains a groundcover, a shrub, and a tree all native to our area.
What is chiropterophily?
This word describes pollination by bats.
25 questions / Life stages Physical and intellectual Emotional and social Nature and Nurture Life events & effects of ageing
Physical, Intellectual, Emotional & Social
What are the 4 developmental areas
Gross - bigger muscle movements of the body
fine - smaller muscle movements of the body
Emotional bond
Nature - genetics or biological factors
Nurture - External such as environmental, social and economic factors
Nature refers to & Nurture refers to?
Starting school, moving house, leaving home, marriage, start a family, start a job
Name 3 predictable life events
Weight, head circumference and height
How would you measure growth?
I- sitting up, standing, walking
EC - riding a bicycle, running forward or backwards, hopping on one foot, turning pages of book, button and unbutton clothes, write own name
Give an example of two milestones at infancy and early childhood?
SA - secure, loved sense of belonging, mature, happy, social
IA - stress, angry, isolated, rage, anger, immature
Give a characteristic of a child that is securely attached and insecure attached?
notice, internalise, copy and repeat the behavior (or even stop behavior)
Explain Badura social learning theory?
Cardiovascular disease, degeneration of nervous tissue (senses, brain), osteoarthritis, reduced absorption of nutrients, dementia.
Explain two physical effects of ageing?
Growth is not constant, one child will grow at a different rate than the other even though same age, boys grow quicker and taller, different body parts grow at different times
Growth is continuous but not smooth, why is this?
LAD - you are born (preprogrammed) with the ability to communicate. Every child has the same language structure due to having nouns, pronouns, adjective and verbs built-in. fluent by the age of 5/6
How do children acquire language according to Chomsky?
Give examples of why attachment may not go smoothly?
Stress Diathesis model - predisposition to depression due to inherited gene - no stress suppressed this. however, due to the trauma of his father's death, it triggered the onset of his depression.
Frank has been married for 6 years and enjoys exercise very much. However after Franks father passed his mood changed. The Gp has now diagnosed him with depression, why is this?
Suicidal thoughts, fixation on death, loss of self-worth, self-isolation, social withdrawal, sadness
What is psychological changes of ageing?
Sensorimotor, Preoperational, Concrete operational and formal
What are the four stages of cognitive development in children's logic and reasoning
Preoperational - Egocentric is seeing from their own perspective
Concrete - concrete is beginning to use building blocks such a buttons to calculate
Formals - abstract and thinking outside the box and being able to reason and make judgments.
Explain the four stages of Piaget's theory of intellectual development? focusing on egocentric, concrete and abstract thinking.
Solitary play (0-2), Parallel play (2-3), Co-operative Play (3-8..)
What are the 3 stages of play, age-range and how each help social development?
Genetic, pollution, access (availability, opening hours, location), poor housing, social (dysfunctional family, parenting style, divorce, culture, religion, diet, gender), economic (wealth, possession, education)
Explain four factors that can affect development?
Social disengagement and activity theory?
Withdrawal from social involvement due to restricted opportunities. reduced contact one becomes increasingly individual and less concerned with expectations.
Engage older people physically, mentally and socially - thus satisfaction is increased, reduces risk of illness.
Discuss the two theories of ageing?
Infancy (0-2)
Early childhood (3-8)
Adolescence (9-18)
Early adulthood (19-45)
Middle adulthood (46-65)
Later adulthood (65+)
What are the 6 life stages with the age range - give one example of a physical, intellectual, emotional and social change in each life stage
Schemas - new information is continously built, when a new ideas is introduced schemas get upset and so unbalanced (disequilibrium) trying to figure and shape new info (Assimilation). As new info is stored (accommodated) original schemas are modified and changed so to reach a stage of equilibrium (balance).
How do children build, organise and interpret ideas?
Pressure of work, marriage, parenthood, changing circumstances such as moving away or caring for parents, family commitments.
Economic - Good income or bad income, possessions, Education
Lifestyle - Diet, exercise, drugs, alcohol and smoking
how can economic factors affect one's lifestyle? Give three points of explanation and reasoning.
Adaptation of equipment, financial support and entitlement (pensions, benefits, free prescription)
Explain what can be done to improve the independence of an ageing population? Give 3 points
25 questions / Nathaniel Hawthorne The Birthmark Story The Ambitious Guest Symbolism in TAG Miscellaneous - Birthmark
He did not want to be associated with John Hathorne, a judge who ordered many people to their death during the Salem Witchtrials
Why did Nathaniel Hawthorne change his last name from Hathorne to Hawthorne?
She died and her soul went up to heaven.
What happened to Georgiana when the birthmark went away?
He wanted to achieve fame and success. He wanted to have a purpose in life and have people build him monuments for what he achieved in life. He also wanted to travel.
What did the guest want in life?
The grandmother and the daughter are two of the most important and prominent symbols in the story. Hawthorne uses these two women to symbolize happiness by showing their happy nature through his writing. He even goes as far to describe the women as Happiness itself.
The grandmother and the daughter
Literary rebels who wrote about strong emotion, the power of nature, and the supernatural.
Who were the Romantics?
July 4th, 1804, in Salem Massachusetts.
When and where was Nathaniel Hawthorne born?
If she ever wanted to remove her birthmark.
What does Alymer ask Georgiana in regards to her face?
A young man visited the family. He seemed bleak and almost had no emotion at first, but when he saw the warm welcome he was given he was happy to sit and meet the family. He was kind and shared his life story and wishes with the family.
Who came to visit the family? How was he described?
In the story, the house is located in a beautiful but dangerous location. The location of the home represents the danger of being too close to nature, which is oftentimes unpredictable and unsafe. This contributes to the overall theme of lack of safety, regardless of one’s life choices.
The location of the home.
Obsessive love and the conflict between science and nature.
What did Nathaniel Hawthorne hope to show through the story of The Birthmark?
The Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, in Concord, Massachusetts
Where is Hawthorne buried?
He tried to remove the birthmark but the more he cut with his knife to get the birthmark out the more it sank until the hand eventually grabbed ahold of Georgiana’s heart.
What happened in Alymer’s dream?
The area surrounding the house was beautiful but there was a mountain that loomed above the house which put the family in constant danger of rockslides destroying their home and possibly killing them.
Why was the area the family lived in considered “beautiful but dangerous?”
The family in the story represents the choice for a modest life spent in one location. There is not much action that takes place within the household which strikes the reader with the warmth and happiness within the family.
The family.
He shows Alymer’s obsession for science. Alymer loves science more than he loves his own wife which is shown by him trying to use science to remove her birthmark. It also shows Georgiana’s obsession with pleasing and loving her husband. She will do anything, including dying, in order to please her husband.
How does Hawthorne convey the theme of obsession throughout the story?
Hawthorne wrote this novel in 1850.
When did Hawthorne write his most famous novel The Scarlet Letter?
A fairy laid her hand on Georgiana’s cheek when Georgiana was born.
How did some people say the birthmark got on Georgiana’s cheek?
They put themselves right in the path of the rockslide and they were all buried under the rocks. The family’s house was left unharmed.
What happened when the family went to the safe spot to avoid the rockslide? What happened to the family’s house?
In the story, the house is located on a well traveled road. The travelers often stop to take a break from their journeys. The road represents the walk of life. This is shown through the frequent travellers making their way down the path or their own journey of life.
The road outside the home.
It represents nature. It has a hold on Georgiana’s life force and when it is gone she dies. This shows that you cannot control nature.
What does the birthmark represent?
Hawthorne published his first novel in 1828. The novel was named Fanshawe.
When did Hawthorne publish his first novel? What was the name of that novel?
He poured it on a spotted Geranium and the spots went away without harming the flower.
How did Alymer show Georgiana that the elixir was safe for her to use?
Nobody really knows what happened to the guest. Some believe that he shared the same fate as the family, but others believe that he was able to escape the rockslide but was never heard from again.
What happened to the guest after the rockslide?
The rocks covering the guest and the family symbolize the monument they had been discussing throughout the night. The guest kept talking about how by the time he dies he will have a monument built for him for all of his success in life and his purpose in life. In a chilling way the rocks represent a twist in the story. The man was meant to die in the rockslide, thus the rocks became his monument he wanted so bad.
The monument
Alymer represents science. He is arrogant and overconfident in his abilities. He often ponders how he can change nature.
What does Alymer represent?
25 questions / Definitions Types of Conflict 1 Good guy or Bad Guy Types of Conflict 3 Internal or External
What is person vs. self
When a character has problem inside of themselves; the only internal conflict. Person vs ____
What is the iceburg.
A ship sinks after hitting an iceburg. Who/what is the antagonist?
What is person vs. self
You don't know if you want eggs or pancakes for breakfast.
What is external.
You have an argument with your best friend.
What is person vs. nature
When a character has a problem with weather, animals, illness, or hunger. Person vs ____
What is yourself.
You don't know if you want to break up with your significant other. Who are you in conflict with?
What is person vs. person
You are trying out for the starting pitcher position against four other players.
What is internal.
You don't know if you should go out for track or baseball.
What is person vs. society
A character struggles against an issue affecting an entire community. Person vs. ____
What is society/the police/the law/the curfew
You received a ticket for being out past curfew. Who/what is the antagonist?
What is person vs. person
You are in the army fighting in a battle against another country.
What is external.
Your teacher kicks you out of class for misbehaving.
What is person vs. person
The central character struggles with another person. Person vs ____
What is person vs. nature
There's a powerful storm that knocks out the power during your favorite TV show.
What is YOU.
You argue with your sister because she won't let you borrow her iPod. Who is the protagonist?
What is internal.
You don't know what college you want to go to.
antagonist
What is the character or force a protagonist is in conflict with? Who is "the bad guy"?
What is person vs. society
You're getting bullied by your classmates for having a certain belief.
What is nature/the flu.
You've got bad case of the flu and can't go to the tournament. Who/what is the antagonist?
What is person vs. nature
You are stranded on a desert island with no food or water.
What is external.
You're told you're not tall enough for the team.
25 questions / antonym synonyms context clues animals/nature analogies
run
walk
trash
garbage
chance
The girl took a risk when she asked the boy to the dance.
Raccoon
This is an animal that you may find digging in your trash. It has a striped tail and a black "mask".
green
grape is to purple as grass is to
rich
poor
present
identify
It was hard to recognize the child in his Halloween costume.
Spring
During this season, animals start to come out of hibernation. Flowers begin to bloom and trees start regrowing leaves.
sad
frowning is to mad as crying is to
rainy
sunny
rabbit
bunny
worried, panicked
The family searched frantically for their lost dog.
Rattlesnake
This is a poisonous snake. The noise it makes when it shakes its tail warns enemies to stay away.
red
go is to green as stop is to
princess
prince
yell
shout
many
The school bus makes frequent stops on it's way to the school.
Roses
On Valentine's Day it is popular to give someone a dozen of these flowers.
cereal, waffles, pancakes, etc.
dinner is to chicken as breakfast is to
groom
bride
relax
rest
It seemed peculiar that he left town without telling anybody.
Reindeer
Santa uses this animal to pull his sleigh
car
water is to boat as road is to
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)
25 questions / Rõõmu department store Girls stuff Zodiac signs Animals Random
By the coockies.
Where are the candies?
Red and pink.
What are the original colours of the lipstick?
Its a vähk.
How is cancer in estonian?
100 and over.
How many dog breeds are there?
100 and over,
25
41
Covid 19 / Corona virus.
How is the virus called what we have now?
In the back of the store.
Where are the toys?
Ripsmetuss.
How do you call the ,, mascara" in estonian?
The scorpios and virgins pic.
What zodiac signs pic is like a m?
Raccoon, bat, seal, moose, panda and so on.
What animals are a nature reserve?
Say at least 3
Hydro flasks, scrunchies and so on.
What vsco girls wear?
By the information tesk.
Where are the bikes?
Black.
What is the e-girls favourite colour?
Whatever u sayd.
How many sags to you know?
Bear, fox, roe deer and so on.
What animals live in the forest? Say at leat 2.
Winter.
What season is it?
By the icecream.
Where are the chips?
Yes.
Do girls like presents?
Like the sea waves.
What is the sign of the constellation of aquarius?
Elephant, tiger, lion, polar bear and so on.
Witch animals are live zoo?
Say at least 4
Snow, santa, presents and so on.
What is the thing of cristmas?
By the threads.
Where are they fabrics?
80% of girls use worng colour foundtation.
How many % girls use the wrong colour of foundtation?
11%,67%,80%.
24. August - 23. September.
What are the dates of virgin?
16 january - 17 january
14 december - 41 october
24 august - 23 september
Yes, it is.
Is the frog under nature protection?
5.e
What class are we?
25 questions / Food Things to be thankful for Fall/Autumn History Nature
What is turkey?
The main dish at Thanksgiving dinner
What is family?
The people you are related to.
What is football?
A popular fall sport
Who are Pilgrims?
The name of the first Americans
What are squirrels?
An animal with a fluffy tail that jumps in trees
What is pumpkin pie?
The most popular Thanksgiving dessert
What is Home?
The place where we live.
What are leaves?
These change colors in the fall.
What is the Mayflower?
The boat the Pilgrims came over on
What is an acorn?
A seed that comes from an Oak tree
What is mashed potatoes?
This is a fluffy white Thanksgiving side with butter on top.
What are principals, teachers, aides, interpreters, nurses, and therapists?
The people who help us at school
What is a pumpkin patch?
A place families go in the fall to pick out pumpkins
Who are Native Americans?
The people who greeted the pilgrims when they first arrived in America
What are apples?
A crunchy fruit that can be red, yellow, or green
What is green bean casserole?
A popular green Thanksgiving side dish
What is the Internet or computer?
Something we have relied on this year for school and to keep up with friends and family
What are sweaters, pants, scarves, and vests?
What we wear in the fall
What is Plymouth Rock?
The name of the area where Pilgrims first settled
What is an owl?
A bird with big eyes who is awake at night
What is stuffing?
This is a side dish that is often cooked inside the turkey.
What is happiness?
Something we like to feel (and is the last morning meeting question)?
What is apple picking?
An activity families like to do involving apples
What is November?
The month we celebrate Thanksgiving
What is a pumpkin?
A round orange vegetable that can become a Jack-O-Lantern
25 questions / Critique Principles of Design Elements of Art Principles Cont' Elements Cont'
25 questions / The Modern State Ideologies Citizens & Rights International Relations Globalization, Postmodernism & Identity Politics
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"?
9 questions / Location Customs and celebrations Flag and food
The Ojibwa people are located in North Central Minnesota
Where are the Ojibwa people located today
Two things that the Ojibwa people think is power is dreams and spirits of the Wind
What are two things the Ojibwa people believe in that is power
The Ojibwe people's flag has nature inside the circle
Does the Ojibwa people's flag have nature in the flag or a symbol
They are located in ltasca,belttani.
Where is a different spot the Ojibwa people are located to day
The answer to this question is the Sun and the Moon
What is two more things that the Ojibwa people think is power.
Right is a huge part in the Ojibwa people's life
What is a big role in the Ojibwe people's food
They are located in hubbard today
What is the last spot the Ojibwa people are located today
The lightning and the Thunder.
What are two last things that the Ojibwa people believed in that is power
It is a red outline in a circle form that says Leech Lake band of Ojibwa
What is around the circle of the flag
25 questions / Food Nature History TV TV MYSTERY MYSTERY
Jelly
Peanut Butters favorite friend?
Honey
Bees create what sweet substance?
1960
What year was deda born?
Blue
What colour are Smurfs?
30
How many days are there in June? 30
Strawberry
A type of fruit that starts with a name of a sucking tube.
Red
What is the top color of the rainbow?
Massachusetts
In which state did the americans dumped english tea from a boat?
Keenan from Keenen and Kel
Who LOOOVES Orange Soda?
#DopeSquad
Name of Nathan and Aarons Youtube Show?
Mellon
Yellow both on the inside and the outside?
Ants
Most common outdoor insect that does not bite?
Mark Zuckerberg
Who invented Facebook?
George
What is the name of Peppa Pig’s brother?
YouTube
Ellana's favorite tv app
Peace
There is 2 variations of the same fruit - naked & hairy
Bamboo
What food do Giant Pandas normally eat?
1939
What year did World War II begin?
Shrek
Who does Princess Fiona marry?
Chinese
From which language did the word “Ketchup” come?
Kiwi
Ellana's favorite fruit?
Blue whale
Which is the largest mammal in the world?
Martin Van Buren
The first president to be born a citizen of the United States
Horse
What type of animal is Bullseye in the Toy Story films?
Hogwarts
Name of a school that Harry Potter attended?
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 / 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 / Vocab #1 Vocab #2 Vocab #3 Verbs #1 Verbs #2
la mariposa
the butterfly
el rio
the river
la serpiente
the snake
di
yo - dar
vi
yo - ver
el pez
the fish
la flor
the flower
la selva
the jungle
hizo
el - hacer
estuviste
tu - estar
el arbol
the tree
el pajaro
the bird
el agua dulce
(the) fresh water
pudimos
nosotros - poder
dijo
Claudia - decir
la arana
the spider
el sendero
the path
el bosque
the forest/woods
tuvieron
Uds - tener
fuisteis
Vosotros - ir
dentro
inside
la naturaleza
(the) nature
inolvidable
unforgettable
leyeron
ellos - leer
supe
yo - saber
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.
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
Kunthi
The name of the woman who had an affair with Nathan
The bonds of family, the conflicts between traditional life and modern life, the differences in cultural values. Man verses nature is a motif explored as well.
Name a motif found in Nectar in a Sieve
Above all else, Ruku must learn to deal with change in her life. The arrival of the tannery is the biggest and most disruptive change but there are countless others: her marriage, motherhood, the fates of her children, moving to the city. Nathan instructs Ruku on the importance of adapting or bending to change in order to survive in life. Like Ruku, everyone faces changes. The way in which we respond to those changes carries over into how our lives will play out. Despite her initial reluctance, Ruku does learn to become adaptable and thus survives many hardships that would have broken a less flexible person. As she comes to know well - life is always uncertain and plans must be adaptable.
Explain where we see the theme and/or motif of "adapting to change" in the novel.
The climax of a plot is the major turning point that allows the protagonist to resolve the conflict. The end of Part I brings the climax of the novel - after years of struggling against nature and the tannery, Ruku and Nathan lose the battle and their land. Unable to pay the land dues, they are forced to leave the only way of life they’ve ever known. This greatest change brings Ruku her greatest challenge yet; because Nathan is old and unable to get employment elsewhere, they must travel to the city to find and live with their son Murugan.
When does the climax or turning point in the novel occur?
Ruku and Nathan’s oldest son - Arjun takes a job at the tannery and leads a strike of the workers. After he looses his job, he had his brother Thambi travel to Ceylon to work on tea plantations.
The oldest son of Rukmani and Nathan
The antagonist of a story is the force that provides an obstacle for the protagonist. The antagonist does not always have to be a single character or even a character at all. In this story, no one character serves as the antagonist. Rather the forces of change and nature provide Ruku with hardships to overcome. Flooding rains, drought conditions, starvation and death all conspire to challenge Ruku’s strength. Ruku must also face the disruption of her traditional way of life (by the opening of the tannery) and learn to adapt to new situations (such as life in the city or her illegitimate grandchild). The tannery proves to be the source of much of Ruku’s hardship and ultimately costs her family their land. Kunthi and her attempts to blackmail both Ruku and Nathan are also part of the antagonistic force in the novel.
Define what is a literary antagonist and name an antagonist found in the novel
No matter what hardships tear at her resolve, Ruku never entirely loses hope for the future. Her ability to find joy in small, everyday things allows her to see possibility even in her darkest hour. Ruku realizes that without hope there is no joy in living and without joy there is no life. Although her hopes are dashed again and again, Ruku never ceases to develop new ones - even at the novel’s end, she is full of hopes for the future of her children.
Part I of the novel is set in an unnamed village in rural India. No date is given but the setting is probably some time in the first half of the 20th century. The villagers live in simple mud huts with thatch roofs and are largely subsistence farmers. The main crop and diet is rice supplemented with vegetables and some fish. They enjoy no modern convinces - no running water, indoor plumbing or electricity. Most are illiterate or have little education. Marriages are arranged and girls are married young. The arrival of a tannery (a facility for making leather) in the village disrupts the quiet village life.
Part II of the novel is set in an unnamed Indian city. Compared to the village it is crowded, loud and dirty. We see mostly the poverty stricken areas of the city where the hungry and homeless struggle to survive.
Describe the setting of Part I and Part II of the novel.
Selvam (Ruku and Nathan’s fifth son); he goes to work with Kenny instead.
The name of Rukmani and Nathan's son who decides he cannot be a farmer.
The power and importance of hope and the challenges of adapting to change.
Name a theme found in Nectar in a Sieve
Ruku’s family was the most important thing and the one thing she could never fully lose. Her family bonds were certainly tested - she lost sons to death, to moves and to personal weakness but maintained strong relationships with the family that was left. She also understood the importance of love and acceptance of family members even when their decisions or beliefs were not her own. Her relationship with Puli shows her understanding of the need for family bonds. She attributes the lack of such bonds to much of Kenny’s unhappiness. Ruku’s bond to her husband is most touching and clearly shows the true definition of love.
Explain how we see the theme and/or motif of "family" play out in the novel
From the early 1800’s until 1947 India was a British colony. Under colonial rule, the Indians had little authority and most remained poor and uneducated. Even today, many in India live in rural villages like the one described in the novel.
Describe the British colonial rule of India
Old Granny - An old, unmarried woman who makes a living from buying and selling vegetables - Old Granny serves as matchmaker for Ira and later dies penniless and alone in the street.
The matchmaker for Ira (Irawaddy)
Ruku is the first person narrator of the story. Ruku tells the story as an old woman looking back on the events of her life, so she reflects in addition to simply narrating. Ruku knows only her own thoughts and information given to her by others.
This theme is illustrated in Kenny and Ruku’s relationship. Although they were friends, the two frequently disagreed with or misunderstood one another. What Kenny saw in Ruku as ignorance and weakness, she saw in her self as signs of strength and simple wisdom. The best example of this is Kenny’s insistence that Ruku should ask for help when suffering. To do so for her would be a sign of failure as in her culture strength and grace were gained only through such suffering.
Explain how we see the theme and/or motif of "cultural differences" play out in the novel
The protagonist of a story is the main character who traditionally undergoes some sort of change. In this novel, the protagonist is Ruku, an Indian woman from a rural village.
Define protagonist and explain who is the protagonist in the story
Thambi - Ruku and Nathan’s second son - he joins his brother Arjun in working at the tannery and in leading the tannery strike. He also goes to work on the tea plantations.
Ruku and Nathan’s son who goes to work on the tea plantation.
Rice represents life. Without it they die. When Ruku must ration her last ollacks of rice she literally counts the number of days they will live. Ruku and Nathan go to the temple for rice so that they may survive in the city.
What does the rice symbolize in the novel?
Nature provides constant challenges in the novel. The poor who work the land are most affected by nature’s fury as is clearly seen during the flood and drought. Despite nature’s ability to harm, Ruku still finds it a beautiful and peaceful thing - in fact, it is one of the reasons that draws her back to her village. Ruku’s statement that nature is like a wild animal one has tamed is fitting.
Explain how we see the theme and/or motif of "Man vs. Nature" play out in the story
Kamala Markandaya - was born in the town of Mysore in Southern India in 1924 to a Hindu-Brahmin (the highest Indian caste) family. In 1948, Markandaya moved to England; she married an Englishman, and made England her adopted home although she continued to visit her homeland regularly. The duality of her life influenced her writing and allowed her tell stories from both a British and Indian perspective.
Name the author of the novel and give a brief background about her life (need to mention where she was born/lived, century she lived in, and any influences on her)
25 questions / Body Nature Animals Periodic Table Guess The Word
Melanin
What is the name of the substance that gives skin and hair its pigment?
Lettuce
What is the world's most popular green vegetable is what?
Bamboo
What food makes up nearly all (around 99%) of a Giant Panda’s diet?
Elements
The Periodic Table is a table that lists what?
Sound Wave
A double helix
The shape of DNA is known as?
Yam. Yams are native to Africa and Asia.
Which vegetable is often confused for being a sweet potato?
The cheetah (it can reach speeds of up to 120kph – 75mph).
What is the fastest land animal in the world?
K
What is the symbol for potassium on the periodic table?
A. P
B. Po
C. K
Experiment
Liver
The Liver isn't only the biggest organ, it is also the heaviest. The Liver weighs about 3.5 pounds on average. This is on average about 1/36 of your total body weight.
What is the largest internal organ of the human body?
Photosynthesis
What is the process called by which a plant makes its own food?
Africa