Scientists
25 questions / Scientists Philosophers Sci & Phil Vocab terms & misc
What is the Enlightenment?
The time period in the 1700s during which many Europeans began to break away from tradition and rethink political and social norms
What is the Legislative Branch?
The branch of government that makes the laws
What is social contract?
An agreement between the people and their government
Who is Diderot?
He wrote the Encyclopedia.
Who was Kepler?
He found that planets moved in ovals and not circles - ellipses
What is the judicial branch?
What is constitutional monarchy?
a government where the king and queen follows the rules written in a constitution and in the English Bill of Rights
Who was Descartes?
Claimed that math is the source of scientific truth
What was Galileo?
Invented a water thermometer to measure changes in temperature
What is the Scientific Revolution?
A period from the 1500s to the 1700s in which many scientific advances changed people’s traditional beliefs
What is philosophy?
a way of thinking about the world, the universe, and society
Who was Vesalius?
Dissected human bodies and describe the internal parts of the bodies
25 questions / TV - "G" CLASSIC VIDEO GAMES EARTH DAY AT 50 37 IS HEAVEN SCIENCE & NATURE
GLEE
AFTER GRADUATING FROM HIGH SCHOOL ON THIS SERIES, RACHEL & KURT HEADED TO NEW YORK
PONG
TRY EXPLAINING TO YOUR KIDS HOW THIS 1972 4-LETTER ARCADE GAME FROM ATARI WAS THE COOLEST THING EVER FOR A WHILE
JANE GOODALL
NAT GEO IS HONORING THE 50TH ANNIV. OF EARTH DAY WITH A SPECIAL ABOUT THIS ACTIVIST WHO HAS A SPECIAL BOND WITH CHIMPANZEES
CELSIUS
37 DEGREES IS NORMAL HUMAN BODY TEMPERATURE AT THIS SCALE
THE AORTA
IT'S THE LARGEST BLOOD VESSEL IN THE BODY
GUNSMOKE
JAMES ARNESS PLAYED A MARSHAL ON THIS LONG-RUNNING WESTERN
MS. PAC-MAN
INTRODUCED IN 1982, THIS SEQUEL HAD AS BIG AN APPETITE AS HER MALE PREDECESSOR
STRAW
A THEME OF EARTH DAY 2018 WAS ENDING PLASTIC POLLUTION; ONE SUGGESTION IS WHEN YOU ORDER A SODA, SAY "NO" THIS "PLEASE"
THE YANKEES & THE METS
CASEY STENGEL PLAYED FOR THE DODGERS & GIANTS BUT HAD HIS NUMBER 37 RETIRED BY THESE OTHER 2 NEW YORK TEAMS HE MANAGED (NAME 1)
GUANINE
**DAILY DOUBLE**
OF DNA'S 8 BASES THIS ONE WAS FIRST DISCOVERED IN ANIMAL DUNG HENCE ITS NAME
GRIMM
"MR. SANDMAN" WAS AN EPISODE OF THIS SERIES INSPIRED BY FAIRY TALES
Q*BERT
HE WAS A BOUNCING ORANGE CRITTER WITH A BIG NOSE & AN ASTERISK IN HIS NAME
PARIS
EARTH DAY REMINDS US THAT IN 2020 NATIONS ARE EXPECTED TO BUMP CLIMATE CHANGE COMMITMENTS TO THE AGREEMENT OF 2015 MADE IN THIS CITY
LBJ
THIS TEXAN WAS THE USA'S 37TH VICE PRESIDENT (& 36TH PRESIDENT)
JULY
SEEMS COUNTERINTUITIVE BUT THE EARTH IS FARTHEST FROM THE SUN DURING THIS MONTH
GOTHAM
BEN McKENZIE PLAYS ROOKIE DETECTIVE JAMES GORDON ON THIS FOX SERIES
JOUST
APPROPRIATELY, THE HIGHEST LANCE WON IN THIS CLASSIC GAME; LESS APPROPRIATELY, THERE WERE FLYING OSTRICHES
CLEAN AIR ACT
THE FIRST EARTH DAY TOOK PLACE IN 1970, INSPIRING THIS ACT IN THE SAME YEAR THAT SOUGHT TO KEEP OUR SKIES FREE FROM POLLUTION
CASABLANCA
THE CHARACTER OF RICK BLAINE IN THIS CLASSIC MOVIE IS 37 YEARS OLD
ENAMEL
THIS HARDEST TISSUE IN THE BODY COVERS THE CROWN OF A TOOTH IN MAMMALS
GOLDEN GIRLS
"THANK YOU FOR BEING A FRIEND" WAS THE THEME SONG TO THIS SITCOM STARRING BEA ARTHUR
MISSILE COMMAND
YOU HAD LEFT, MIDDLE & RIGHT FIRE BUTTONS IN THIS GAME, ALSO THE NAME OF A U.S. ARMY UNIT KNOWN AS MICOM
CANOPY
IN 2010 EARTH DAY BROUGHT ABOUT A TREE-PLANTING INITIATIVE NAMED FOR THIS UPPERMOST SECTION OF A FOREST'S TREES
HANNIBAL
ACCORDING TO LEGEND, ON HIS JOURNEY OF CONQUEST IN 218 B.C., THIS MAN BROUGH 37 ELEPHANTS WITH HIM
TUNGSTEN
THIS ELEMENT'S SYMBOL W COMES FROM WOLFRAM ITS ALTERNATE NAME
25 questions / Earth's Water Topic 6 Human Impacts on Earth's System Topic 7 Patterns in Space Topic 8 Random All topics Earth's Systems Topic 5
What is GLACIERS, ICE CAPS, GROUNDWATER
Where most fresh water is found on Earth
What is RECYCLE, REUSE, REDUCE
The 3 R's
What is GRAVITY
The force that pulls everything towards the center of the Earth
What is GEOSPHERE.
The Earth's system that includes rocks, soil, and sediments
What is the HYDROSPHERE
The sphere that makes up for all the water on Earth
The hydrosphere is made up of 97.5% ____ water and only 2.5% ____ water.
Give one way to recycle, 1 way to reduce, and 1 way to reuse
What is 1 YEAR/ ABOUT 365 DAYS
About how long does it take for Earth to orbit around the sun?
What is ALL LIVING THINGS
What makes up the BIOSPHERE?
What is PRECIPITATION, EVAPORATION CONDENSATION,
The 3 main stages of the water cycle ( hint: they all end in ation)
What is NATURAL
Humans use _______ resources that are found in nature. ( Hint: books, phones, shoes bikes: where all these materials originally came from)
What is AIR RESISTANCE/ DRAG
The force that is opposite of gravity that slows falling objects
What is EVAPORATION
What is Atmosphere, Geosphere, Biosphere, and Hydrosphere.
Earth's 4 spheres.
What is CONDENSATION
The process of water vapor changing to liquid (example: your mirror after you get out from a hot shower)
The 3 NONRENEWABLE resources that are not made as fast enough to replace what is being used
What is THE MILKY WAY GALAXY
The galaxy we live in
What is THE GREEN HOUSE EFFECT
The process that occurs when gases in the atmosphere trap the sun's heat, making Earth warmer
What is the ATMOSPHERE
The sphere that protects the Earth from harmful UV rays
What is AQUIFER
What is SUN, WIND, WATER, WOOD, BIOMASS, GEOTHERMAL ENERGY.
Name 5 RENEWABLE resources that are made by nature at least as quickly as people use it
What is MERCURY, VENUS, EARTH, MARS, JUPITER, SATURN, URANUS, NEPTUNE
The 8 planets in order from closet to furthest away from the sun
What is INNER CORE, OUTER CORE, MANTLE, CRUST
The 4 layers of the Earth
What is examples: water waves crashing into the shore (hydrosphere and geosphere) Water and wind mixing together to make a hurricane (atmosphere and hydrosphere)
Give 1 example of how 2 of Earth's spheres interact with each other
22 questions / fresh water/salt water natural resources True or False True or False resources
What is freshwater?
Water containing no salt.
True
True or False? Natural resources are things from nature that people can use.
False
True or false? A Lake is a body of saltwater.
What is true.
True or False? An egg is natural resource.
What is c. paper
Which of these resources is human made?
a. rocks b. water c. paper d. sunlight
What is saltwater?
Water containing large amounts of salt.
False.
True or False? A car is natural resource.
What is True. A stream is freshwater.
True or False? A stream is freshwater?
What is true
True or false? A piece of sand is smaller than a pebble?
what is c. Turn off the water
How can Mrs Greenleaf best conserve natural resources?
a. dispose of trash in the trash can.
b. ask others not to litter.
c. turn off water when brushing teeth.
What is Ocean?
Give an example of salt water?
Ocean - River - Lake - Stream
What is steel
Which of these resources are human-made?
Eggs - soil - steel - grass
What is False.
True or False? An Ocean is example of freshwater?
What is true
True or false? A river is a flowing body of water?
What is b. Trees
Which natural resource would be saved byrecycling our notebook paper?
a. chairs b. Trees c. plastic d. pencils
What is an Ocean. An ocean is the largest body of water.
The largest body of water is?
a. stream b. lake c. river d. ocean
What is c. things from nature that people use.
What are natural resources?
a. Things people can not live without.
b. Things people make to protect nature.
c, Things from nature that people use.
What is true. A river is freshwater.
True or False? A river is freshwater.
What is B. make a planter out of egg carton
Example of howb you can reuse a material?
a. turn off lights
b. make a planter out of an egg carton.
c. put newspapers in a recycling bin.
What is A Ocean
Which is not example of freshwater?
a. Ocean b. River c. Lake d. Stream
True
True or False? Water is a natural resource.
What is c. uyse things with less packaging
What can you do to reduce waste?
a. cvare for people
b. use things then throw them out
c. choose things that use less packaging
What is 4?
How many Sundays of Advent are there?
False
Joseph found a fancy hotel for Mary to rest in before she went to the hospital to deliver the baby Jesus.
True | False
wise men from the East
The Magi who visited the newborn Jesus were ___________ (Matthew 2:1-12).
What is 5?
how many decades does the Rosary have?
what is a nature?
Is God a person or a nature?
What is Joy?
What does the third Sunday of Advent Represent?
what is a Family?
Jesus, Mary, and Joseph are members of the Holy _______.
What is a Star?
When they had heard the king they went their way; and lo, the star which they had seen in the East went before them, till it came to rest over the place where the child was [Matthew 2:9].
what led the Magi to the birthplace of Jesus?
what is original sin?
Mary was born without what?
What is a body?
Angels have a spirit but no _______.
What is Gaudete Sunday?
What is the name for the 3rd Sunday of Advent?
What is Bethlehem?
Mary and Joseph traveled from Nazareth to _________ , even though Mary was nine months pregnant.
to pay homage to the king of the Jews shows that they seek in Israel, in the messianic light of the star of David, the one who will be king of the nations.
Why did the Magi visit Jesus?
What is the Hail Mary?
What is the Our Father?
What is the Glory Be?
What is the Fatima prayer?
Name any prayer from the Rosary?
What is a mortal sin?
What is the name of the sin which is deadly, deprives the sinner of sanctifying grace, the supernatural life of the soul?
What is an arrival or coming?
What does the Word Advent mean?
Who is John the Baptist?
Jesus' cousin’s name is _____.
what is January the 6th?
When is the epiphany celebrated?
What is the Virgin of Fatima?
What is the Virgin of Lourdes?
What is the Virgin of Guadalupe (aka Our Lady of Guadalupe)?
What are the all the names of the Aparition of the virgin mary which we talked about in class?
*one was from Purtugal
*one was from France
*one was from Mexico
By trying and not giving up in the pursuit of holiness and practice of the ten commandments and going to confession often
how to go to heaven?
What is the New Year?
What does advent mark in the liturgical year?
Angel Gabriel announced to Mary that she would be Jesus’ mother
The Feast of the Annunciation celebrates ___________ .
Gold as a symbol of kingship on earth, frankincense (an incense) as a symbol of deity, and Myrrh (an embalming oil) as a symbol of death
What were the three gifts of the Magi?
What is the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary?
What dogma are we celebrating soon of the Virgin Mary?
Forgive me Father for I have Sinned, my last confession was in ___MONTH___ .
What are the first things we say to the priest we are going to go to confession?
20 questions / fresh water/salt water natural resources True or False True or False misc
What is freshwater?
Water containing no salt.
True
True or False? Natural resources are things from nature that people can use.
False
True or false? A Lake is a body of saltwater.
What is true.
True or False? An egg is natural resource.
What is c. A piece of sand
Which is smallest?
a. boulder b. pebble c. a piece of sand
What is saltwater?
Water containing large amounts of salt.
what is c. paper
Which of these human resourses is human-made?
a. rocks b. water c. paper d. sunlight
What is True. A stream is freshwater.
True or False? A stream is freshwater?
What is true
True or false? A River is a flowing freah body of water?
What is b. Make a planter out of an egg carton.
Which is an example of how you can reuse a material?
a. turn the lights off.
b. make a planter out of an egg carton.
c. put old newspapers in a recycling bin.
What is A. An Ocean?
Not an example of freshwater?
a. Ocean b. River c. Lake d. Stream
What is steel
Which of these resources are human-made?
Eggs - soil - steel - grass
What is False.
True or False? An Ocean is example of freshwater?
What is false
True or false? A lake is a flowing freah body of water?
What is c. choose things that use less packaging
What can you do toreduce waste.
a. care for people
b. use things once and then throw them out.
c. Choose things that use less packaging
What is an Ocean. An ocean is the largest body of water.
The largest body of water is?
a. stream b. lake c. river d. ocean
What is c. things from nature that people use.
What are natural resources?
a. Things people can not live without.
b. Things people make to protect nature.
c, Things from nature that people use.
What is true. A river is freshwater.
True or False? A river is freshwater.
What is B. Trees
Which natural resource would be saved by recycling notebook paper.
a. chairs b. trees c. plastic d. pencils
True
True or False? Water is a natural resource.
6 questions / Slavic History Old Testament New Testament Nature Sports
Who are the Patriots?
The super bowl champs in 2018.
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25 questions / Earth/Moon/Stars Rocks and Minerals Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources Weathering and Erosion Nature of Science
c. how it is formed
How are rocks classified?
a. its color in sunlight
b. its mass and volume
c. how it is formed
d. the number of minerals it has in it
c. limestone
Which of the following is a nonrenewable resource?
a. wind energy
b. solar energy
c. limestone
d. water energy
c. rocks are moved from one place to another
Which statement doesn't describe the effect of weathering?
a. ocean waves washing sand off of the beach
b. wind blowing sand and pebbles off a sand dune
c. rocks are moved from one place to another
d. tree roots breaking rocks into smaller pieces of rock
d. the container was shaken for different amounts of time
There are three containers, each has a sugar cube. The first container was shook for 10 seconds, the second container was shook for 20 seconds, and the third container was shook for 30 seconds. What is the flaw in the procedure?
a. the cubes were different sizes
b. the wasn't enough water in the containers
c. the containers were different sizes
d. the container was shaken for different amounts of time
C. About 28 days
b. igneous
Which type of rock is most likely formed around the bottom of a volcano?
a. mineral
b. igneous
c. sedimentary
d. metamorphic
Which of the following is not a renewable resource in Florida?
a. citrus
b. water
c. phosphate
d. cattle
d. gravity pulling down on the land form
Which of the following will NOT have an effect on the weathering of a land form?
a. the wind of a hurricane striking the land form
b. the roots of plants growing in the land form
c. water freezing in the cracks of the land form
d. gravity pulling down on the land form
Joe has just conducted an experiment to show how sedimentary rocks weather. Other students want to conduct his experiment. What does Joe need to share with the students?
a. his conclusion
b. the data he collected
c. the procedure he designed
d. his hypothesis
D. The moon reflects light from the sun
d. sedimentary
Grant finds a rock that was formed when tiny particles of other rocks were cemented together. What type of rock did Grant find?
a. metamorphic
b. mineral
c. igneous
d. sedimentary
b. it takes hundreds of years for oil to be formed
What makes oil a nonrenewable resource?
a. It causes some pollution.
b. It takes hundreds of years for oil to be formed.
c. It is constantly recycled so it can be used again.
d. It is necessary for all plants and animals to have for survival.
a. the bumping and scraping of the rocks
Which of the following actions represents the weathering of these rocks?
a. the bumping and scraping of the rocks
b. the movement of the rocks along the river
c. the settling of the rocks at the bottom of the river
d. the covering of the rocks with sediments that pile up
b. the waves washed her sand castle away
Addison visits the beach on a hot, sunny day. The ocean waves get closer as she walks along the shore. The sand castle she built isn't there anymore. Which of the following is an inference she could make during her visit to the beach?
a. the weather at the beach is hot and sunny
b. the waves washed her sand castle away
c. the sand stuck to her feet as she walked along the shore
d. the ocean waves are moving
B. Earth's rotation on its axis
b. cleavage
If a mineral breaks and it is rough and jagged, what property is being represented?
a. streak
b. cleavage
c. luster
d. hardness
a. products couldn't be made
What would happen if a nonrenewable resource was all used up?
a. products couldn't be made
b. the resource would no longer need to be produced
c. the resource would be made in a factory
d. you can't use up a nonrenewable resource
b. rain falling onto the beach
Which of Samantha’s observations is NOT an example of erosion?
a. wind blowing sand
b. rain falling onto the beach
c. sand castles becoming smaller
d. ocean waves moving sand back and forth
d. constructing models
Steve wants to remember some of the details of the beetle he found in the woods so he draws a picture in his science notebook. Which of the following best explains what Steve is doing in his science notebook?
a. following a procedure
b. making a hypothesis
c. forming a conclusion
d. constructing models
D. The Earth rotates on its axis and the moon revolves around the Earth
b. luster
What is being tested if a minerals surface reflects light?
a. streak
b. luster
c. cleavage
d. hardness
b. renewable
Florida’s nickname is the Sunshine State. Sunshine is one of Florida’s most abundant resources. What type of resource is sunshine?
a. scarce
b. renewable
c. nonrenewable
d. one of the fossil fuels
d. weathering
Erik is investigating how rocks can change over time. He carries out the following procedure:
What process is Erik studying?
a. deposition
b. erosion
c. segmentation
d. weathering
a. share our results
The class has just completed an investigation. What should we do next?
a. share our results
b. keep the data a secret
c. copy the data from another class
d. do another investigation
25 questions / First Aid Camping Nature Scout history knot tying
Hold injured area under cold water and treat affected area with aloe vera gel.
What do you do for a Third degree burn
at least 2
How many adults are required for a scout camping trip
Name 3 local plants/trees
1907
When was scouts founded(+/- 5 years)
...
Tie a square knot
In a calm voice reassure the injured person that everything possible is being done to car for that person. Most important, do not scare the injured person.
How do you treat for shock
summit bechtel reserve
where is troop 263 planning to go this summer
Eucalyptus tree
Name a tree that is indigenous to the bay area
General Robert Baden-Powell
Who founded the scouts
...
Tie a two half hitches
Do not attempt to rewarm the by placing the affected body part nest to fire or heater.
What is the one thing not to do when treating frost bite.
Water near by
6 feat away from anything that can catch easily
What two things are necessary for a safe fire.
Poison Ivy, Poison Oak, Stinging nettle
Name 3 poisonous plants
North Korea, Andorra, China, Cuba, and Laos
Name a country that does not have scouts(there are 5)
...
tie a bowline
Push down on the shank of the hook to free the barb and than pull quickly.
How to remove a fish hook
totin' chit
firem'n chit
What are the two badges you can get for camping saftey
Cayote, San Francisco Garter Snake, Sea Lions
Name 3 native animals
Paul McCartney and John Lennon
Name the 2 members of the pop band The Beatles that were Scouts
Tie a sheet bend
1. Sudden weakness or numbness of the face arm or leg.
2.Sudden confusion or trouble speeking or understanding speech
3.sudden trouble seeing
4.Sudden dizziness, with loss of balance or coordination and trouble walking
5.Sudden and severe headache with no known cause
what are the 5 signs of a stroke
Your body burns a lot more energy to stay warm.
Qualified supervision, Personal heath review, Swimming ability, Life Jackets, Buddy system, Skill Proficiency, Planning, Proper equipment, Discipline
Name 5 things needed for safe trip Afloat
FBI
Which government agency reqruted scouts as informants.
Tie a Tie
25 questions / Define 1 Define 2 Give me a sentence Comp. 1 Give me a sentenc
more than enough; plenty
What is abundance?
complex, having many details or pieces
What is sophisticated?
lush
By the author introducing Selina Tolson doing something she enjoys.
How does the story begin?
Do the Haida's place importance on their traditions?
What is altered?
overflowing
What is teeming?
abundance
Why does Selina never take off her ring or bracelet?
The Haidas use the tall trees to make canoes and totem poles.
How does the Haida tribe's location in a rain forest affect their lives?
thick with greenery and plant life
what is lush?
the collected folktales, traditions, and beliefs of a people
what is lore?
teeming
to inform the reader about Native American cultures in Alaska
Why did the author write this story?
The Haidas get most of their food from nature and but still use the grocery store only for treats and snacks. They get deer, berries, fish, eggs, crab, salman, halibut, and seaweed from nature.
What foods do the Haidas get directly from nature?
having to do with the beliefs, practices, arts, laws, and ways of living of a people
what is cultural?
a basic notion, thought, or idea
What is concept?
concept
Fishing
What is an activity Selina enjoys doing on the water?
The Haida's make dugout canoes. The Tlingit culture has the tradition of the avunculate. The avunculate is when at age 6, young boys go to live with their mothers brother, who teachers them as they grow into manhood.
What two ways the Haida's and Tlingit's different?
everything passed down from ancestors, family, or country.
What is heritage?
holds on to; keeps
What is retains?
retains
Her family uses a motorboat to get to the picnic. They eat modern picnic foods (hot dogs, salads) as well as traditional foods (chiin)
What information from the story tells you that the Haida blend tradition and modern life?
They are members of a clan. They carve totem poles.
What is a way that the Haida and Tlingits are alike?
25 questions / Present Perfect or Past Simple? Present Simple or Used to? Word Choice Vocabulary Correct the Mistake!
John took his exam last week
John / take / his exam / last week
make
I _______ (make) breakfast for me and my brother before school.
I don't like
That boy is horrible. I don't like/I'm not liking him at all.
b) retire
On her 65th Birthday, she decided to _____ and travel the world.
a) settle down b) retire c) give up d) get married
When he was young, my dad used to read books about nature.
When he was young, my dad used to reading books about nature.
They haven't eaten at this restaurant before.
they / not eat / at this restaurant / before
gives
Our new teacher _______ (give) us a lot of homework on Fridays.
always
I'm angry with Jack. He's always/often picking on me.
d) break
It's a really bad habit - I need to _____ it soon.
a) make b) change c) decide d) break
I run in the park every morning before school.
I am running in the park every morning before school.
Nina got here a few minutes ago.
Nina / get / here / a few minutes ago
used to take
People ________ (take) less photos because they didn't have mobiles with cameras.
olden
You know, in the past/olden days, people didn't have the internet.
a) resolution
Every 31st December I make a ________ to do something, but I usually break it!
a) resolution b) wish c) mistake d) change
When I got to the house, there was no one there. The party had finished!
When I got to the house, there was no one there. The party finished!
I haven't seen the new Hobbit film yet
Make a sentence (add words as needed):
I / not see / the new Hobbit film / yet
used to eat
I ______ (eat) meat, but now I'm a vegetarian.
Not so long ago
In the recent past/Not so long ago people would go to the library for information.
a) change
He would always arrive late, and no one could make him _____ his ways.
a) change b) start c) break d) smash
We're really excited because we are going on holiday next week.
We're really excited because we will go on holiday next week.
Have you ever been to Australian?
you / ever / go / to Australia?
used to live
Before she moved here, my mum ______ (live) in Germany.
this day and age
People used to use typewriters but in nowadays/this day and age, the don't.
d) grab
I saw a man _____ that woman's purse and run away.
a) flee b) dive c) strike d) grab
He was tired because he had ran/run two kilometres.
He was tired because he had been running two kilometres.
14 questions / Scientific Realism & Instrumentalism Feminist Critiques of Science Bayes & Kuhn Post Kuhn and Sociology of Science Division of scientific labor
What is common-sense realism?
There exist mind-independent world in which we all inhabit, except for those things that are causally affected by minds, like symbols, thoughts, theories, etc.
What is feminist epistemology?
The study of basic epistemological concepts, such as reason, evidence, justification, truth, and so on through a feminist lens. This usually assumes that such concepts in western society are implicitly sexist.
In the narrow sense, this is a striking achievement or experiment, like Newton's Laws of Motion. In the broad sense, it is
What is epistemological anarchism?
the thesis that there should not be any guiding principles or constraints on scientific methodology, justification, and scientific beliefs/processes. This results in constraining creativity and scientific progress.
What is phenomenalism?
All statements about nature or an external can be re-translated as staments about actual or possible perseceptions and sensations.
What is the context of discovery and the context of justification?
What is the unconditional probability?
The probability of an event independent of any other information.
What is scientific realism, particularly Godfrey-Smith's scientific realism?
One actual and reasonable aim of science is to describe and represent what the world and reality are like (as defined by common-sense realism naturalize).
What is the underdetermination problem?
What is instrumentalism?
Scientific theories are useful tools for navigating the world. They help predict and understand nature insofar as it is useful or we find that it serves some practical purpose (like survival).
What are some feminist philosophers?
Evelyn Fox Keller, Helen Longino, and Miriam Solomon.
epistemic attitudes
Suspension judgment, acceptance, belief, rejection
What is the demarcation problem?
The problem of distinguishing science (like physics) from pseudo-science (like astrology).
What is Bayes' Theorem?
The probability of a hypothesis, given some, is the probability of e given h, times h, divided by e. Formally, P(h|e) = P (e|h) * P(h) / P (e).
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acorn
25 questions / Uncle Tom's Cabin Romanticism Ralph Waldo Emerson Romanticism II Big Picture of Romanticism
Who is Harriet Beecher Stowe?
Author of this book
What is Romanticism?
Literary movement from 1750-1870.
Who is Ralph Waldo Emerson?
Father of American Literature.
What is Reason?
Romanticism followed this Age.
What is an individual?
Romanticism view of man.
Who is Topsy?
Given a lock of golden hair
What is the imagination?
Romanticism relied on this part of the brain.
Emerson believed that Americans should have this spirit.
What is politics, revolution, and government?
During Romanticism writers turned away from this.
What is symbolic, beautiful, mysterious, and God can be seen in nature?
Romanticism view of nature.
What is Uncle Tom's Cabin?
The book Lincoln said started the American Civil War
What is nature?
Romanticism idealized this aspect of the Earth.
What are "with our own feet"?
Finish Emerson's line - "We will walk"
What is beauty, mystery, and connection to God?
In Romanticism, nature represented these.
What is intuition and gut-feeling?
Romanticism view of truth.
Who were abolitionists?
Those who opposed the institution of slavery.
What is expression of emotion?
Romanticism emphasized the freedom of this.
What are "our own hands"?
Finish Emerson's line - "We will work"
What is the frontier?
America had more of this than Europe.
What is good and evil, and what are the psychological effects of guilt, sin, and madness?
Dark Romantic authors wrote about these themes.
What is a stereotype?
Racial roles assigned to people in literature
Romanticism is NOT just about this.
What are "our own minds"?
Finish Emerson's line - "We will speak"
What are the Dark Romantics?
Authors like Poe, Hawthorne, and Melville.
What is a research essay?
Only one more essay to write this semester after the Romanticism Bio-Poem.
25 questions / Nature's Wastes Man-made Wastes Waste Options Waste at Home Is It Waste?
45 questions / The Beach Equipment In the Kitchen The House Clothes Nature Outside Accessories Animals
towels
hair dryer
bowl
fireplace
belt
leaf
highway
helmet
bear
boat/yacht
oven
pot
sink
slippers
wood
castle
ring
cows
shells
toolbox
cutting board
stairs
shoelaces
rocks
farm
buttons
swan
Wave
printer
pan
high heels
bench
braces
chicken
bucket
Mouse
Tea Kettle
fence
sleeve
field
truck
necklace
fly
Owl
What animal stays awake at night?
climate change, water pollution, deforestation, global warming
Name an environmental issue
Littering
What is it called when you throw trash on the ground?
Cheetah
The fastest animal on earth
Harmful materials being inserted into the environment
What is pollution?
Reduce, reuse, and recycle
What are the common 3 r's?
Polar Bear, Panda Bear, Black Bear, Brown Bear
Name 3 types of bears
specific place where an animal lives
What is a habitat?
Turning off all the lights, using less water when brushing teeth
Name 2 ways to save energy
Plants (producers)
What organism makes its own food?
Meteorology
The study of weather is called?
Solar energy
The best form of power to use at your house?
Cardinal
What bird is on the Virginia flag?
Mammals
What are humans classified as?
Sun, wind, water
What are some renewable energy resources?
25 questions / Minimize Campfire Impacts Dispose of Waste Properly Be Considerate of Others Leave What You Find Bonus Questions
What is rocks or mineral soil?
The best surface to place a fire pan on.
What are oceans, highways, or in animal's bodies?
Two places waste can go if not disposed of properly.
What is traveling quietly and/or avoid walking through campsites?
You should behave in this way when traveling in campground areas.
What is putting it back where you found it for others to enjoy?
When you spot a cool artifact on a hike, you do this with it after observing it.
What is a compass?
This is a tool you can use to find your way when looking at a map.
What is candle lantern or backpack stove?
Two alternatives to having a campfire.
What is an orange or banana peel?
These items can decompose in 1-2 years.
What are the stars?
Light disrupts the campers by preventing them to see ________.
What is shelter?
Collecting shells from a shoreline can be harmful because it takes away ____________ from species.
What is a hummingbird?
This bird has a beak adapted for eating nectar from a flower.
What is a fire with no fire ring?
The campfire that has the most impact.
What is glass?
This takes 1,000,000 years to decompose.
What is _________________? (Whatever is deemed acceptable; ex. kindly waiting until the campers are back in the campsite and approaching with calm voice)
A good way to address your fellow camping neighbors with a problem.
What is _____________ (example: what is live branches)?
This is what you don't take away for fires.
What is pollination?
Bees are needed for this process.
What is down, dead, distant, and dinky.
The four D's of fire building.
What is a plastic 6-pack holder or an aluminum can?
This takes 100 years to decompose.
What is _____________, ____________, ______________, _______________?
Give four examples of things that disrupt the sounds of nature.
What is it leaves the campsite with a loss of an organic feelings that brings people connections to nature?
This is why we do not leave man-made structures, like chairs made out of logs and rocks, at a site once we are done with it.
What is a bear canister?
This is a backpacker's tool that you put your food to prevent animals from getting to it.
What is a mound fire?
A minimum impact fire.
What is biodegradable?
This means to be able to be broken down by microorganisms and living things.
What is step aside and allow them to pass?
This is what you do when a hiker is approaching you uphill when you are going downhill.
What is raking the brush back and scuffing the rocks of ash (other examples can work if appropriate)?
After you are done camping out in the wilderness, you do this to your site.
What is standing still and waving your arms (or making yourself big and noisy)?
How you react when a bear approaches you.
20 questions / Likes Dislikes True or False Passions
Soccer
What is my favorite sport?
I will personally judge it
What is one of my least favorite foods?
false
True or false: I do not enjoy helping mommy and daddy
Yes
Is nature one of the top things on my list of passions?
falcon, sea otter, orca, dolphin, etc.
What is one of my favorite animals?
Her nails
What do I not like about Sharanya
false
True or false: Sharanya makes me SUPER DUPER mad
yes
Is playing outside one of my things I like to do?
chapati
What is my favorite food
meat, some types of rice, etc.
What is one of my least favorite foods
True
True or false: I enjoy the outdoors
Yes
Studying and school is one of my passions
3 correct answers:
Blue, Green, orange
(Any one of these would work)
What is my favorite color
vacuuming
What is my least favorite part of cleaning?
False
True or false: I am crazy about FIFA
No
Yes or No: I am passionate about going to stores
I personally will see to it that it's correct
What is the thing I like most about my family
being afraid it was going to go up in the sky
What is my least favorite part, when I was small, about getting a balloon
True
true or false: I love my family A LOT
Nature, writing, soccer, family, books, legos, etc.
Name 4 of my passions
Identify a phrase of figurative language in this chapter.
Trading fur for other resources
What is Deydey doing to help the family prepare for winter?
Identify a phrase of figurative language in this chapter.
Winter is coming. The characters are cold. The characters are preparing for winter by packing food and medicine.
Omakayas woke, freezing.
As she fell asleep it seemed to her that there was something odd in the ferocity of the cold that continued to deepen as the night went on.
Describe the setting of this chapter.
phrase - hopped to her feet like a young girl
Agility = ability to move quickly and easily
Reread, “Nokomis drank it all up, stretched her arms, hopped to her feet with a young girl’s agility.”
What phrase in this sentences helps you to know the meaning of the word agility? What is the meaning of agility?
The characters feel determined, scared. These, Omakayas knew, were for the hardest times in winter, when they would need sweetness to survive in spirit, as well as food to keep them strong.
The characters feel worried. Nokomis bent over and looked very carefully at the cache to make certain that it was properly packed.
The characters are cold. For the cold had crept in, dark air stabbed at them, etc.
How are the characters feeling as they prepare for winter? Identify language in this chapter that describes how they feel.
intense, fierce, powerful, extreme
Reread, "The ferocity of the cold that continued to deepen as the night went on."
What does ferocity mean?
Omakayas’s grandmother has the gift of listening to nature and now she realizes that her granddaughter has the gift. Listening to the animals and plants is important to the Native American culture because they respect nature. Nokomis believes that nature will protect the family, so listening is important. During the winter months, listening to nature might lead the family to food or protection.
“Listen to them,” was all Nokomis said, touching Omakayas’s face. She spoke so earnestly, with such emotion in her voice that Omakayas was always to remember that moment, the bend in the path where they stood with the medicines, her grandmother’s kind face and the words she spoke.
Discuss the importance of this scene using evidence from previous chapters
The cold slowly but strongly overtook the warmth in the Birchbark House
Reread, “for the cold had crept in with iron stealthiness”?
What does this phrase mean?
If someone creeps into the room, how do they come in?
What do you know about iron?
Omakayas is less playful now. She is interested in doing chores and helping her family. In the beginning of the text, Omakayas tried often to get out of doing chores. Now, she is volunteering to do chores, such as weaving baskets, dancing on rice, and carrying the medicine packages in this chapter for her grandmother.
Explain how Omakayas has changed from the beginning of the novel.
What experiences led to the changes?
What actions support the changes?
an alliance is when two or more nations agree to help and defend and not attack one and other.
What is an Alliance
the border between Germany and France
What is The Western Front
Britian, France, Russia
Who were allied in the Triple Entente?
MAIN -militarism -allaince/assassination -imperialism -nationalism
The Causes of WWI
Archduke Franz-Ferdinand is killed in Serbia
is a strong force of military spirit
What is Militarism
one country has their trench than no mans land and then another country's trench
Soldiers fight to take the enemies trench. War is fought over feet, and not miles.
What is Trench Warfare
new countries were made. (ex. Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia )
How the map of Europe changed from 1914 to 1919
The reason Germany declare war on Russia
is a strong feeling of pride in one's country
What is Nationalism
a treaty after WW1 deciding Germany's fate after WWI
What is Treaty Of Versailles
the sedition act was a law saying anyone who speaks out against the government will go to jail
What is Sedition Act
nature of the fighting, the weapons
Give examples
Why WWI was so deadly?
October 3, 2010.
Germany finally finishes paying off the WWI reparations (money owed in payment after WWI) this date.
a pause in war when countries agree to stop fighting but the war still continues
What is Armistice
to not choose a side
What is Isolationism
the getting ready for war
What is Mobilization
Germany went back on the Sussex Pledge
What is the main event that drew the US into the war
Germany
This country had better prepared trenches then their enemies on the Western Front.
information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view.
What is Propaganda
a group of European countries that keep the peace in Europe
What is League of Nations
The Fourteen Points was a statement of principles for peace that was to be used for peace negotiations in order to end World War I. The principles were outlined in a January 8, 1918 speech on war aims and peace terms to the United States Congress by President Woodrow Wilson.
The Fourteen Points was a plan for Germany that was much less harsher than the treaty of Versallies
What is The Fourteen Points
Fourteen Points and Treaty of Versailles
What were the two competing ideas on how to end WWI?
Mexico
Along with the sinking of the Lusitania this was another reason the USA entered WWI in 1917
This country was asked by Germany to attack the USA.
25 questions / NATure Billion Dollar Tech Heists Secret Identities Solomon
What is the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History?
Henry, an 11-ton elephant, is the first thing you see in the rotunda of museums in the nation's capital.
What is Augmented Reality?
An interactive experience of a real-world environment where the objects that reside in the real world are enhanced by computer-generated perceptual information like Pokemon GO.
What is the Thomas Crown Affair?
When a bored billionaire decides to entertain himself by stealing a Monet from a reputed museum a complicated back-and-forth game with romantic undertones begins between him and an investigator.
Who is Iron Man?
Tony Stark
What is Green?
Solomon's favorite color and wedding suit color.
What is National Geographic?
This television network shows include Cosmos, Wild, and The World According to Jeff Goldblum.
What is Tesla?
This companies current products include electric cars, battery energy storage from home to grid, and solar products, lead by an eccentric billionaire.
What is National Treasure?
A treasure hunter who, with the help of his father, his girlfriend, and his loyal friend, uncovers hidden troves and secrets from U.S. history while evading the U. S. Government.
Who is Batman?
Bruce Wayne
What is "Past your fear lies your freedom"?
The tattoo on Solomon's left arm.
What is Natural Selection?
This is the process whereby organisms have better adapted to their environment and tend to survive to produce more offspring.
What is Peloton?
Founded in 2012 on Kickstarter, this company has produced one of the most popular stationary exercise equipment where subscribers can remotely participate in classes.
What is Inception?
A thief with the rare ability to enter people's dreams and steal their secrets from their subconscious gets a chance at redemption when he is offered a seemingly impossible task.
Who is Professor X?
Charles Xavier
What is an Ant?
The most common animal/insect in the world.
What is Fortnite?
Epic Games released this game, one of the most popular games to come out in the last decade that also popularized dances like flossing and fresh dance.
What is Entrapment?
An insurance investigator, looking into a stolen Rembrandt painting, suspects that accomplished thief and decides to go undercover and help steal an ancient artifact. Starring the late Sean Connery.
Who is the Flash?
Barry Allen
Who is Aunt Sophie?
She is Solomon's favorite aunt.
What are National Parks?
Created by the government, these 6,555 spaces cover over 84 million acres.
What is wool?
AllBirds' commitment to sustainability has driven them to develop lightweight, breathable shoes made from sugarcane, eucalyptus trees, and this textile.
What is Ant-Man?
Armed with the astonishing ability to shrink in scale but increase in strength, a master thief must embrace his inner hero and help his mentor to plan and pull off a heist that will save the world.
Who is Aquaman?
Authur Curry
What is his thumb?
The only bone Solomon has broken.
25 questions / Actions Things Terms Common Phrases People
What is
TAKING IT OFFLINE
to remove something from the world wide web and examine more closely.
What are
WEBINARS
the bane of Brent's existence.
COLLBORATE
to work in conjunction with other teams and members.
What is
CAN EVERYONE SEE MY SCREEN?
often asked in the event of sharing one's desktop.
Who is
WES POHL
AGM phantom.
What is
FOLLOWING UP
to check in on an existing project or idea; in a 'heightened' direction.
What is
SITECORE
mysterious platform that may or may not exist.
What is
CIRCLE BACK
a round, re-visiting response.
What is
STAY IN THE LOOP
to require continual updates.
Who is
JEFF MIRANDA
sometimes, his Teams background may need to be 'reeled in'.
What is
WORKING FROM HOME
the new norm as the world descends into a global pandemic.
What is
KICK-OFF MEETING
collaborative rendez-vous to begin a project.
What is
PLANT THE SEED
preliminary nature; meaning to spark an idea.
What is
WRAP THINGS UP
to end a meeting; coming to a close.
Who is
HEATHER NYSTROM
What is
FLAGGING
to raise awareness; action of performing a national symbol.
What is
LEAD GENERATION
the newest 'hot topic', especially if you ask Morgan...
What is
AHEAD OF THE CURVE
to be in front of a changing environment.
What is
THINGS OF THAT NATURE
generic reference to similar "natural" instances.
Who is
JESSICA FRIESEN
opal, cats, and a sprinkle of spirulina.
What is
COVERING ALL THE BASES
a sports reference; to be complete and thorough.
What is
LINE OF SIGHT
reference to envisioning the project's future.
What is
INCUBATION PERIOD
typically a science term; referring to the early stages of a project.
What is
KENNY, HOW'S WORKFRONT?
asked every Morning Stretch without fail.
MIKE KRAZIZKY
a coloUrful bicycle enthusiast; gone but not forgotten.
25 questions / Hobbies & Recreation Found in Nature Holidays Around the World “G”eography Happy Birthday, November Baby
What is Monopoly?
The “Get Out of Jail Free” card is associated with this board game.
What is rainbow? Rainbows occur when the right atmospheric conditions are present: water droplets in the air, sunshine coming from behind you, and you positioned in just the right place. Sometimes you can see a full-circle rainbow if you’re in an airplane.
After a rain, you sometimes see this multicolor phenomenon in the sky
What is Oktoberfest? Munich’s Oktoberfest is the world’s largest folk festival.
This German celebration takes place in September and October
What is Guantanamo Bay? At the end of the Spanish-American War, the U.S. acquired Cuba as a territory. When Cuba gained its independence three years later, it was required to sell or lease the land on which the base resides. The U.S. holds a perpetual lease that can only be broken by mutual consent.
Location of the U.S. Naval base in Cuba.
Who is Grace Kelly? We called her Princess Grace, but her official title was Princess Consort of Monaco. The couple had three children: Caroline, Princess of Hanover; Albert II, Prince of Monaco; and Stephanie, Princess of Monaco.
Born November 12, 1929, this actress gave up her career to marry Prince Rainier III of Monaco in 1956.
What is chess? 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? This method of detecting gases ended in 1986 when it was replaced by technology
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 the Bastille.
This is the French equivalent to the U.S. Fourth of July
What is Greece?
This is the common name for the Hellenic Republic.
Who is Joe DiMaggio? Rumor has it that immediately before Monroe’s death, he was thinking of asking her to marry him again.
Born November 25, 1914, this MLB player’s second wife was Marilyn Monroe. The couple was married for only nine months, but he sent red roses to her grave for 20 years after her death.
What is Red Hat Society? Members dress in red and purple and wear red hats for their get-togethers.
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.
What is gravity? It also keeps our atmosphere from wandering off, and it keeps satellites in orbit.
This keeps Earth in orbit and animate and inanimate matter grounded on Earth.
What is All Saints’ Day (or the Feast of All Saints)?
Roman Catholics celebrate this feast day the day after Halloween.
What is Galapagos? The archipelago consists of 13 major islands in the Pacific Ocean, and it’s a UNESCO World Heritage site.
This archipelago (group of islands) off the coast of Ecuador is known for its diverse plant and animal life.
Who is Ed Asner? From 1981–1985, he was president of the Screen Actors Guild.
Born November 15, 1929, he played Lou Grant on The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Lou Grant.
What is climb? They’re known as climbers,and most require stakes or trellises. Ivy will cling to most anything.
Gardeners who plant clematis, ivy, and trumpet vines expect them to do this when growing.
What is tea? Each has different health benefits due to antioxidants called flavonoids.
Varieties of this cold or hot beverage include black, green, white, and oolong.
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. It is celebrated much the same way the United States celebrates the Fourth of July.
Canada Day was originally called this.
What is Gulf Stream? Ponce de León discovered it in 1513, and 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.
Who is Roy Rogers? He was born Franklin Slye and was known as “King of the Cowboys.” His white palomino Trigger and German shepherd Bullet appeared with him in more than 100 movies.
Born November 5, 1911, this cowboy-actor and singer was married to Dale Evans and performed with her.
What is ping-pong?
This is another name for table tennis.
What is elephant? Their gestation period is around 95 weeks, versus the human gestation period of 40 weeks.
This mammal has the longest gestation period.
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
Who is Gordon Ramsay? He was raised in England, and he wanted to be a soccer player until he sustained a serious knee injury.
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 / Hobbies & Recreation Found in Nature Holidays 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 rainbow? Rainbows occur when the right atmospheric conditions are present: water droplets in the air, sunshine coming from behind you, and you positioned in just the right place. Sometimes you can see a full-circle rainbow if you’re in an airplane.
After a rain, you sometimes see this multicolor phenomenon in the sky.
What is Oktoberfest? Munich’s Oktoberfest is the world’s largest folk festival.
This German celebration takes place in September and October.
What is Guantanamo Bay? At the end of the Spanish-American War, the U.S. acquired Cuba as a territory. When Cuba gained its independence three years later, it was required to sell or lease the land on which the base resides. The U.S. holds a perpetual lease that can only be broken by mutual consent.
Location of the U.S. Naval base in Cuba.
What is Thanksgiving? It was a three-day event and might have included wild turkey along with venison and shellfish as the main courses. The “stuffing” probably consisted of onions, nuts, and herbs. Native fruits and vegetables were served as side dishes.
This celebration by the Pilgrims is thought to have taken place sometime in November 1621 in Plymouth, Massachusetts, to commemorate the autumn harvest.
What is chess? 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? This method of detecting gases ended in 1986 when it was replaced by technology.
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 the Bastille.
This is the French equivalent to the U.S. Fourth of July.
What is Greece?
This is the common name for the Hellenic Republic.
What is Ellis Island? Known as the “Gateway to America,” it opened in 1892 and processed more than 12 million immigrants into the United States. During World War I, it was used as a detention facility for suspected enemies. Today, it houses a museum.
On November 12, 1954, the doors closed on this New York gateway for immigrants into the United States.
What is Red Hat Society? Members dress in red and purple and wear red hats for their get-togethers.
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.
What is gravity? It also keeps our atmosphere from wandering off, and it keeps satellites in orbit.
This keeps Earth in orbit and animate and inanimate matter grounded on Earth.
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. It is celebrated much the same way the United States celebrates the Fourth of July.
Canada Day was originally called this.
What is Gulf Stream? Ponce de León discovered it in 1513, and Benjamin Franklin named it in 1770.
ThiswarmAtlanticcurrentstartsintheGulfofMexicoandheadstoFloridabefore proceeding into the Atlantic Ocean.
What is Casablanca? It was nominated for eight Academy Awards and walked away with three awards, including Best Picture. It’s the movie for which the two stars are most fondly remembered.
On November 26, 1942, this World War II film starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman opened in New York City theaters.
What is climb? They’re known as climbers,and most require stakes or trellises. Ivy will cling to most anything.
Gardeners who plant clematis, ivy, and trumpet vines expect them to do this when growing.
What is elephant? Their gestation period is around 95 weeks, versus the human gestation period of 40 weeks.
This mammal has the longest gestation period.
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?
Thisstraitisnamedfora2.6-square-mileBritishterritory that connects the Mediterranean Sea and 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. We normally think of dolphins as genteel animals, but some orca feast on mammals.
This is a four-letter killer whale.
What is Chinese New Year? It’s a time for family reunions, parades, fireworks, etc. It lasts around 16 days, and menus consist of items that represent prosperity and longevity.
This is another name for the Asian holiday known as the Lunar New Year or Spring Festival.
What is Green Line? It’s located in Nicosia, the world’s last divided capital city and a UN buffer zone.
ThisisthenameoftheGreek-TurkishborderinCyprus.
What is the South Pole? The round-trip journey from Antarctica’s Ross Ice Shelf took 18 hours and 41 minutes. He also claims to have flown over the North Pole in 1926.
On November 29, 1929, American explorer and former World War I pilot Richard Byrd made the historic, first-ever flight over this pole.
25 questions / Disney - Clara Animals - Sarah Outdoors/Nature - Holly Harry Potter - Julia Guiding - Leaders
What is Snow White.
What was the very first Disney movie ever released?
What is the Cheetah.
The Cheetah is the fastest land animal in the world reaching up to 70mph.
What is the fastest land animal in the world?
What is Mount Everest.
What is the tallest mountain on earth?
What is 8!
How many people are in Ron Weasly's immediate family?
Who is Lady Baden Powell
L.B.P. mark the initials of this person, the founder of Girl Guides.
What is Sebastian.
What was the name of the crab in The Little Mermaid?
What is the Clownfish!
Clownfish have a symbiotic relationship with sea anemone. Clownfish have a mucus covering that protects them from the sting of the sea anemone's tentacles.
What type of fish can swim into sea anemone?
What is condensation.
When water changes into snow.
What is Troll.
What was stuck in the bathroom with Hermione?
What is the Sparks!
This is the youngest branch of Girl Guides.
What is Rapunzel and Eugene.
Which Disney characters had a cameo during the original Frozen movie?
What is Turtles!
Turtles can breathe through their butts and pee through their mouths!?
What animal can breathe through their butts?
What is you count the rings on the stump.
How do you tell how old is a tree?
What is the cat.
What’s Ms. Mcgonagall’s animagus?
What is Eastbow.
What is bashful, doc, sleepy ,sneezy, grumpy, dopey, and happy.
Name all the seven dwarfs.
What is 1.
The sloth only goes to the bathroom once a week! Leaves are very hard to digest and it can take up to 1 week for the sloth to digest its food.
How many times does a sloth go to the bathroom each week?
1? or 5? or 10?
What is the frog.
Whay animal can grow an extra limb if the they live in is polluted?
What is mandragora or mandrake.
What’s the name of the shrieking plant that makes you need to wear ear protection?
What is Chocolate Mint.
What flavor of Girl Guide cookie will be a flavor of a Dairy Queen blizzard?
What is Anton Ego.
What is the full name of the food critic in Ratatouille?
What is 35,000!
Sharks continually shed their teeth; some sharks shed approximately 35,000 teeth in a lifetime, replacing those that fall out!
How many teeth do sharks approximately have in their lifetime?
10,000? or 25,000? or 35,000?
What is 35,814 feet deep.
What is the deepest depth of the ocean?
10,340 feet? or 35,814 feet? or 45,578 feet?
What is wingardium leviosa.
What spell does Hermione correct everyone on in the first movie?
What is age 18.
At what age do you become a leader in Girl Guides.
25 questions / Chapter 5 Adulthood Chapter 5 Old Age and Death Chapter 6 Brain and Nervous System Chapter 6 Genes and Endocrines Reading Between The Words
What is: Early Adulthood/Young Adulthood
The stage of adulthood an individual reaches their peak physical state in.
What is: The belief that physical and mental decline with old age is inevitable.
The "decremental model of aging" and its significance
What are: The brain and spinal cord
The parts that make up the Central Nervous System (CNS)
What is: Sending chemical messages, called hormones.
The function of the endocrine system.
What is: Speech, logic, mathematics, calculation, and movement of the right side of the body.
Two (2) of the functions of the Left Hemisphere of the brain.
What is: The lack of a mid-life crisis or Menopause
How does female development differ from male development?
What are: Crystallized intelligence (the ability to use accumulated knowledge and learning in appropriate situations, intelligence you've stored with experience) and Fluid intelligence (the ability to solve abstract relational problems and to generate new hypotheses, intelligence based around new thoughts)
The two types of intelligence proposed by John Horn.
What is: To join together and serve as the messenger between the two hemispheres of the brain.
The function of the corpus callosum.
What is: The argument whether human nature is instinctive or in our genes (Nature) or if it is learned and a result of environmental factors (Nurture)
Define Nature Vs Nurture
What is: More predictable results, but more likely inherited negative traits.
The effects of inbreeding.
What are: Heart Disease, Cancer, Cirrhosis of the Liver (Liver Complications)
The three (3) most common causes of death in later adulthood.
What is: The loss of a spouse.
One of the more severe transitional periods an older person can go through.
What are: Dendrites, Nucleus, Axon, Axon Terminals
The four (4) parts of a Neuron.
What is: A neurotransmitter is instant and specified whereas a hormone is slow and widespread.
The major difference(s) between a Neurotransmitter and a Hormone.
What is: Alzheimer's.
The most common type of Dementia in the elderly.
What is: Around 40-60%
The percentage of new marriages that end in divorce.
What are: Heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes, and arthritis.
Any 3 of the 5.
Three (3) of the five (5) most prevalent chronic diseases in elderly.
What are: The sympathetic and parasympathetic systems.
The two (2) parts of the autonomic nervous system.
What is: A phenotype is a outwardly expressed/visible genetic trait.
The difference between a Genotype and a Phenotype
What is: Information from the senses from all over the body.
The function of the Parietal Lobe.
What is: The desire to use one’s wisdom to guide future generations versus a desire to recapture the past.
The meaning behind "Generativity Vs Stagnation"
What are: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and acceptance
The "Five Stages of Dying"
What are: The frontal, parietal, temporal, and occipital lobes.
The name of the lobes in the Brain.
What is: 46 chromosomes (23 pairs)
The amount of chromosomes (or chromosome pairs) in humans.
What are: computerized axial tomography (CT) scans, positron emission tomography (PET) scans, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans, and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) scans.
Two (2) of the four (4) forms of brain imaging.
20 questions / Wampanoag Pilgrims Mayflower The First Thanksgiving
No, they hunted and grew their food.
Did the Wampanoag go to Wegmans to buy their food?
False- children were needed to work and helped a lot with many chores and jobs to help their families
True or false: Pilgrim children had an easy life- they played, drank lemonade, and ate cookies ALL DAY!
False. It was a large boat, not a big bus!
True or False: The Mayflower was the name of a big bus that made the trip from Europe to Plymouth Planation.
Harvest Festival
Was the first Thanksgiving feast called Thanksgiving or a Harvest Festival?
Yes!! There are native people who are part of the Wampanoag tribe in 2020.
Are Wampanoag people still living?
Gardening, cooking, getting water for the family to drink, sewing/mending clothes, helping with younger children
What is a job that a pilgrim girl like Sarah Morton would have?
They wanted religious freedom from the Church of England.
Why did the Pilgrims leave Europe?
corn, beans, venison (deer meat), pumpkin, squash, clams, berries
Name two foods that they had at the first Harvest Festival?
False: They loved nature and used it to help them. They were very respectful any time they used nature or killed an animal.
True or False: The Wampanoag were very wasteful and often killed animals for fun or chopped down trees for no purpose.
Hunting, gardening, harvesting crops, following father to see what an older man does for the village
Name one job a pilgrim boy had.
66 days
How many days was the journey from Europe to the New World?
3 days
How many days did the first Harvest Feast last?
Throwing stones at animals in the garden, fetching water for family, gardening, hunting, make clothing, cook, make small crafts, grind corn
Name a job a Wampanoag child would have.
Separatists. (Because they wanted to separate from the Church of England).
What is the name that Pilgrims called themselves?
There was a bad storm on the voyage and the ship changed its course.
What made the boat change course during its voyage?
False. Thanksgiving can be a sad time for Native people today who think about the struggles of their ancestors.
True or False- everyone LOVES Thanksgiving and thinks it is a wonderful holiday celebrating the awesome history of the Native Americans and pilgrims.
Massachussetts and Rhode Island.
What current states (2) did the Wampanaog live in?
A person who is searching for religious freedom.
What does the word Pilgrim mean?
1620
What year did the Mayflower first come over to the New World?
Sarah Hale
Who helped to save the Thanksgiving holiday by writing letters to presidents in the 1800's?
25 questions / Rock Particles Soil Layers Soil Formation Weathering Soil Extras
What is nutrients/minerals?
Soil provides what to plants?
"When nature takes big rocks and breaks them into a small rocks"
The breaking down of rock and soil.
Give the definition of weathering?
What are nutrients?
Materials that plants and animals need to live and grow.
What is bedrock?
Where new soil is formed
The layer of soil that is solid rock. It has also been formed over a long period of times.
What is
Air
Water
Humus
Rock Particles
The four things that make up soil
what is Water, Air, and Plant roots
Nature uses ____, _____, and ____ _______ to break down rocks
What is A Horizon
another name for Topsoil
What is topsoil?
Where humus, plants, and insects are located.
a natural layer formed from bedrock and subsoil.
What is weathering?
Water freezing in rocks and breaking them apart is an example.
What is Plant roots
_____ _________ can drill through cracks in rocks breaking them down to smaller chunks.
What is B Horizon
Another name for Subsoil
What is subsoil?
Where tree roots and water are store
What is the remains of plants and animals
Humus is
What is Water
What is O Horizon
Another name for Humus
What is Humus (ground cover)
It contains leaves, twigs, and animal waste.
What is weathering?
Wind blows sand onto rocks and breaks off pieces of rock is an example.
What is water
________ is used in rivers and streams to smooth rocks and carry pieces to new places.
What is Ryan
What is old school music
Miss Carters Daughters name is?
Miss Caters Favorite type of Music
25 questions / HEI Vocabulary Adapting or Modifying? Name that Biome! The Lorax! Forces of Nature
Deforestation
Cutting down trees without planting new ones.
Adapting
The invention of Umbrellas
Tundra
An extremely cold, dry biome.
Truffula Trees
What KIND of trees did the Once-ler love
Tornado
violently rotating column of air that is in contact with both the surface of the Earth and a cumulonimbus cloud
Conserve
Using a resource carefully to avoid waste.
Modifying
Deforestation
Tropical Rain Forest
a broadleaf evergreen forest found in wet and hot regions near the equator.
Thneeds
What did the once-ler make out of the tufts from the trees
Hurricane
a storm with a violent wind
Ecosystems
Community of organisms living and working together.
Modifying
Installing new roads for travel!
Swamp
A wetland ecosystem in which shrubs and trees grow
Bar-ba-loots
What were the first animals to leave
Magma
This flows OUT of a volcano
Biodiversity
the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem.
Adapting
Buildings which are sitting on stilts
Coral Reef
The most diverse marine biome on Earth, found in warm, shallow waters beyond the shoreline.
The-Super-Axe-Hacker
What machine did the Once-ler invent which allowed him to chop four trees at a time
Gravity
natural force that causes things to fall toward the earth.
Human Environment Interaction (HEI)
The relationship between people and their environments. How they affect/impact each other.
Adapting
Windmills which supply electricity
Coniferous Forest (Taiga)
A biome with mountainside forests and tall, narrow trees that grow close together, have thick bark and pine needles
UNLESS. Unless someone cares a whole awful lot, NOTHING will get better.
What did it say in the pile of rocks at the end, and what does it mean!
Tsunami
high sea wave caused by an earthquake, submarine landslide, or other disturbance.
What is environmental science?
An interdisciplinary study of how humans interact with the environment
What is Environmental Degradation?
depletion, degradation or waste of the Earth’s natural capital
What is Exponential Growth?
growth in which some quantity, such as population size or economic output, increases at a fixed percentage per unit of time. First starts slowly then becomes enormous.
What is an environmentally sustainable society?
a society that protects natural capital and lives off its income while also meeting the current and future basic resource needs of its people
What is the life centered worldview?
all species have value in fulfilling their particular role within the biosphere, regardless of their potential or actual role within the biosphere
What is an ecosystem?
One or more communities of different species interacting with one another and with the chemical and physical factors of their nonliving environment
What is Pollution?
contamination of the environment by any chemical or agent such as noise or thermal energy at levels considered harmful to the health, survival, or activities of organisms
What is an Environmental Worldview?
an individual’s set of assumptions and values concerning the natural world and what they think their role in managing it should be
What is Natural Income?
portion of renewable resource that can be used sustainably
What is the Earth centered world view?
maintains that people are apart of, and dependent on nature. That Earth’s natural capital is for all species, not just humans
What are natural resources?
Materials and energy sources in nature that are essential or useful to humans
What is an Ecological Footprint?
amount of land and water needed to supply population with renewable resources to absorb and recycle the waste and pollutions such resource use produces
What is the letter J?
Exponential growth forms this letter when graphed
When was the first Earth Day?
April 22, 1970
What are the causes of environmental problems?
Population growth, unsustainable resource use, Poverty, Lack of full-cost pricing for goods/ services, Increasing isolation from nature
What is sustainability?
The capacity of Earth's natural systems that support life to maintain stability or to adapt to changing environmental conditions indefinitely
What is Point Source?
single identifiable source that discharges pollutants into the environment.
What is an environmental world view?
the study of varying beliefs about what is right or wrong with how people treat the environment
What is preservation?
typically refers to the setting aside of areas of land that are either human-free, free of obvious marks of human influence like roads or fire pits, or whose sole human inhabitants are native people.
Affluence
means a high level of resource use
What is a Nonrenewable Resource?
Exist in a fixed amount or stock and take millions to billions of years to form
What is Nonpoint Source?
a type of pollution in which pollutants come from many diffused sources that are hard to pinpoint.
What is the human centered worldview?
sees the natural world as a support system for human life
What is conservation?
typically refers to attempts to make humans’ relationship with the environment sustainable while still extracting natural resources.
What are government subsidies?
States lend money without interest to lure businesses into the area
3 questions / nature Enter Category Name Enter Category Name
here
Where are you?
july
what is your name
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25 questions / Figurative Language1 Types of Poetry Figurative Language2 What Fig. Lang.? What is Fig.Lang.2?
What is Imagery?
This figurative language involves writing that uses the five senses to create “pictures” for the reader..
What is a type of writing that often rhymes; shows deep feelings and emotions; and helps the reader imagine the way things look, smell, taste, or feel.
Describe the characteristics of poetry...what is it?
What is onomatopoeia?
"Bloomp, glunk, swizzled, whoosh" are examples of this.
What is alliteration?
The witch's washed out, withered lips whispered, "Watch what awaits at the bewitching hour!"
What is personification?
"And sore must be the storm/that tries to abash the little bird/that kept so many warm" is an example of?
What is a ballad?
This type of poem type tells the story of a hero.
What is a hyperbole?
"I am so hungry I could eat a horse" is an example of this.
What is a Haiku?
An old silent pond/A frog jumps into the pond/Splash! Silence again.
What is personification?
"The ocean waved goodbye to the shore" is an example of this.
What is Onomatopoeia?
When a poet describes a sound using a made-up word, he or she is using...
What is a lyric poem?
This type of poem expresses a feeling or emotion through a rhyme scheme.
What is Personification?
"The china danced on the shelves during the earthquake" is an example of this.
What is a Limerick?
There was an old man of Peru/Who dreamt he was eating his shoe/He woke in the night/He felt a great fright/And found it was perfectly true.
What is an Extended Metaphor?
"The ship has weather’d every rack, the prize we sought is won,"is an example of this.
What is Alliteration?
This figurative language is used to repeat consonant sounds at the beginning of words.
What is a limerick?
This is a five-lined poem, with a rhyme scheme of AABBA, that is meant to be funny and full of nonsense.
What is a simile?
"My love is like a red, red rose" is an example of this.
What is a simile?
“Chicago is a city that is fierce as a dog with tongue lapping for action.”
What is a hyperbole?
"I am so tired I could sleep a thousand years" is an example of this.
What is a Hyperbole?
This figurative language expresses an exaggeration.
What is a Haiku?
This is an ancient Japanese form of poetry with no rhyme, often deals with nature, and has three lines with 5 syllables, 7 syllables, and 5 syllables.
What is that END rhyme is when two words on different lines share the same sound, while INTERNAL rhyme involves two words on the SAME line sharing the same sound?
Explain the difference between end rhyme and internal rhyme?
What is personification?
"All night long with rush and lull/The rain kept drumming on the roof" is an example of...
What is personification?
“Nature is sometimes caught without her Diadem" is an example of ...
25 questions / Halloween Thanksgiving Fall Nature Activities Pumpkins
What is a princess?
The most popular costume for girls.
What is the Mayflower?
The name of the ship on which the pilgrims came to America on.
What is the equator?
Because of their position on Earth, people who live near this never experience Autumn.
What is daylight savings?
The practice of turning the clock back an hour as fall approaches.
What is a Jack'O Lantern?
A carved pumpkins is called
What is fruit?
Trick or treaters originally received this instead of candy
Who is Santa Claus?
A float featuring this jolly fellow ends the Macy's Thanksgiving parade every year.
What is the harvest moon?
The full moon closest to the autumn equinox.
What is harvest?
The process of gathering mature crops.
What is a gourd?
The family a pumpkin belongs in
The most popular candy of 2020 to give out
What is a tom?
The name of a male turkey.
What is sugar?
The more content of this in a tree, the darker the hue on its' leaves will be. That is why maple leaves are so red.
What is Washington?
The state that produces the most apples
What is fruit?
The food group pumpkins fall under
Who is Ireland?
The country known for the birthplace of Halloween
Who are the Detroit Lions and the Dallas Cowboys?
These two football teams play on Thanksgiving Day every year.
What is sap?
This makes leaves turn the color red or purple.
Who is The Great Pumpkin?
Every Halloween, Charlie Brown helps his friend Linus wait for this character to appear.
What is water?
Pumpkins are mostly made of
What is sugar, marshmallows, and corn syrup?
The three ingredients in candy corn?
Who are the Wampanoag?
This tribe of Native Americans were invited to the first Thanksgiving feast.
What are evergreen trees?
These kinds of trees do not lose their leaves in the fall.
What is a sickle?
A tool used to Harvest grain that is also carried by the Grim Reaper.
What is white, blue, green, and yellow?
Name the 4 other colors of pumpkins besides orange
25 questions / Guess that Visual Jutsu Clan Symbols Chakra Natures Trivia Who's That Character?
What is Sharingan/ Mangekyo Sharingan.
A very common Dojutsu used by members of the Uchiha clan.
The Uchiha Clan.
Lightning Nature.
What is Sasuke's Nature?
Rasengan.
Naruto's favorite Jutsu.
Jiraiya-Sensei.
Naruto's teacher.
What is Kotoamatsukami.
Dubbed the "Ultimate Genjutsu" by it's user, was used by Shisui and Danzo.
The Hyuga Clan.
Fire/ Lightning nature.
What is Hinata's Nature?
One Tomoe.
The amount of Tomoe Sasuke would have in his Sharingan at the Haku fight.
Fugaku Uchiha.
Sasuke's Father.
The Infinite Tsukuyomi.
Technically, the most influential and powerful Genjutsu.
The Aburama Clan.
Earth/Water/Fire nature, as well as Yin Yang.
What is Ino's chakra Nature?
Particle Style.
The most dangerous, volatile and hard to control Jutsu style, known to only a select few.
Hatake Kakashi.
The Copy Ninja.
The Izanagi.
This Genjutsu allows the user to project their imagination into reality.
The Nara Clan.
Earth/Fire nature.
What is Shino's chakra nature?
Nagato.
The Man behind Pain.
Utakata.
The Jinchūriki of the Six tails.
The Byakugan.
Exclusive to one clan in the Leaf Village, allows the user supreme vision.
The Sarutobi Clan.
Earth/Water nature.
What is Sakura's Nature?
Eight Signs.
The number of hand signs in Fireball Jutsu.
Minato Namikaze.
Naruto's Mom's Husband.
20 questions / Stella Ch. 5,6 Gabe Ch. 2 Angie Ch. 1 Maria Ch. 3,4
400 years
The Han ruled China for roughly this long
The Shang
This Dynasty came before the Zhou
Oracle Bones
The earliest written records in China were these
Philosophy
the study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence, especially when considered as an academic discipline.
The Silk Road
This famous trade route spread ideas and goods from China to Europe
The Mandate of Heaven
This is the right to rule given to others by the gods
Logographs
Daoism and Confucianism
________ believes in the natural way of things and focusing on nature, whereas ________, is based on order and human relations.
Farming/Agriculture
This was the primary source of income for much of early China
Buddism and Hinduism
The two main religions in Ancient China were these
Loess
Legalism
_______in ancient China was a philosophical belief that human beings are more inclined to do wrong than right. This transformed the Qin Dynasty into a strong state with a strong military. That enabled its armies to defeat the other kingdoms and create the Chinese Empire.
What is the seismometer
This key invention helps detect Earthquakes
The Warring States Period
The final stages of the Zhou Dynasty is called this
The Huang River
This famous river got its name from its yellow tint and was the source of early Chinese Civilizations
Censor it
Some information could be contradicting an emperor's beliefs and create protesting and rebellion so they would do this to the spread of ideas
Paper
This is considered the most important invention by the Han
The Art of War
Sun Tzu Wrote this book that is still studied and used today
the geography, mountains
The spread of ideas and governing in the Huang River valley was made difficult due to this
The Great Wall of China
This was built as a military defensive line to defend the invasions from some northern nomadic nations.
Who is Jesus/Son of God/God the Son?
The second person of the blessed Trinity
What is the Trinity?
One of the most important mysteries of the Catholic faith used to describe one God in three persons.
What are divine and human?
The two perfect natures of Jesus Christ
What is consubstantial?
This term describes how all three persons of the Trinity are one in the same.
Who is the Virgin Mary?
The Mother of God
What is to redeem/save us from our sins?
The reason the Son of God assumed human flesh, body, and soul, and dwelled among us.
Who is Jesus/second person of the Trinity/Son of God/God the Son?
The Word Incarnate
What is the Incarnation or the Hypostatic Union?
The union of the divine nature of the Son of God with the human nature in the person of Jesus Christ.
What is the Trinity?
In his soul as in his body, Jesus expresses humanly the divine ways of this.
What is the human nature?
The divine nature was substantially united to this.
20 questions / Hospital of origin Old Slogans Birth Days Leftovers
Who are Sarah & Alyce
St Clare's Hospital
What is beef
Where's the ______
Who are Maren & Leah (Feb)
12 (2)
Where is Camp Wightman
Norovirus vacation
Who are Ben & Tim
Backus Hospital
What is prevent forest fires
Only you can ___________
Who are Alyce (April) & Becky (July)
21 (2)
What is a caveman could do it
So easy even ____________
Who are Anthony & Jeremiah
Miami Valley Hospital
What is don't polute
Give a hoot _______
Who are Tim (March) & Micah (September)
24 (2)
Who is Charlie
Born at Mt Auburn Hospital
Who is Zach
Kialua Hospital
What is your Chevrolet
See the USA in ________
Who are Ben (June), Janet (August), Brittany (Dec)
29 (3)
What is Atlanta
Who is Becky
Geary Community Hospital
what is fool Mother Nature
It isn't nice to ______
Who are Kate (March) & Zach (Dec)
31 (2)
What is the chemical in asparagus that causes smelly urine
Asparagusic Acid
25 questions / Sequence of Events Characters and Places 1 Events Characters and Places 2 Events 2
August is homeschooled.
Which event happened first?
August is homeschooled.
Jack Will, Julian and Charlotte show August around the school.
Who is August?
This character has a deformed face.
What is first person?
The point of view in which the story is told.
Who is Daisy?
This is the family dog.
What is Garbage Hill?
This is where Jack found the sled he fixed up.
A girl named Summer sits with August at lunch.
Which event happened first?
While in a costume August overhears Jack talking about him.
A girl named Summer sits with August at lunch.
Who is Jack Will?
This person hangs out with August because he has to but ends up really liking him.
What did Julian tell all the boys to do?
This why all the boys were ignoring Jack.
Who is Summer?
The only person who sits with August at lunch.
What is an astronaut helmet?
This is what August used to wear all the time.
August gets hearing aides
Which event happens first?
August gets hearing aides.
Daisy dies.
Who is Via?
This is the main characters sister.
What is four square?
Summer and August play this at recess.
Beecher Prep
This is the school August attend.
What is "Our Town"?
The play Justin and Via perform in.
August goes on a nature-retreat for school.
Which event happens last?
August goes on a nature-retreat for school.
Via performs the lead in the school play.
Who is Miranda?
This person used to be friends with Via.
What is a spud lamp?
August and Jack create this for a science project.
Who is Julian?
This person gets others to bother August.
Who is Via?
This person took Miranda's place in the play.
August thanks his mom for making him go to school.
Which event happens last?
August loses his hearing aids.
August thanks his mom for making him go to school.
Who is Mr. Tushman?
This is the director of the middle school.
What is 27?
the number of surgeries August has had.
Who is Justin?
This is Via's boyfriend.
What is a step pyramid?
The Egyptian artifact that August is assigned at school?
5 questions / Animals Habitats Environment & climate Protection Research
chicken
What animal do you eat at KFC
pigs / octopus
Which animal do you eat are as smart as dogs?
cheetah
Which feline (cat) is very fast?
Leopard (leperd)
Which feline (cat) in on a Thai beer?
elephant
Which animal has a brain more powerful than humans?
25 questions / Landscapes -isms Define that term Visual Analysis Labor & social commentary
Caspar David Friedrich, Abbey in the Oak Forest, 1809-10
German Romanticism; naturalistic; German nationalism: sought to mediate the growing, psychological distance between humans and nature in modernizing Dresden, Berlin and across Germany
Classicism is an aesthetic attitude dependent on principles based in the culture, art and literature of ancient Greece and Rome, with the emphasis on form, simplicity, proportion, clarity of structure, perfection, restrained emotion, as well as explicit appeal to the intellect.
What is Classicism?
In two-dimensional works of art, such as painting, printmaking, photography or bas-relief, repoussoir is an object along the right or left foreground that directs the viewer's eye into the composition by bracketing the edge.
Repoussoir figure
Caspar David Friedrich, A Monk by the Sea, 1809-10
Gustave Courbet, Stonebreakers, 1850
Joseph Mallord William Turner, London from Greenwich Park, 1809
English Romantic Landscape painting; John Ruskin - "landscape art was the repository of national, artistic genius"; dialectics of urban and rural life; absence of a strong tradition of history painting in England; growth of capitalist agriculture; rapid urbanization; nostalgic demand for beautiful countryside and working-class people; increased interest in landscape architecture among the elite; rise of natural sciences
In British art, Romanticism was embraced in new responses to nature in the art of John Constable and J.M.W. Turner. Visionary artist William Blake examined man’s place in the cosmos and his relationship to God as well as exploring new ways of looking at humans in relation to their natural environment. This complex shift in attitudes away from the dominant classical tradition was at its height from about 1780 to 1830, but continued to be an influence long after that.
Overall, the movement was characterized by a love of nature, distrust of reason, and rejection of traditional authority
What is British Romanticism?
The word picturesque refers to an ideal type of landscape that has an artistic appeal, in that it is beautiful but also with some elements of wildness.
Picturesque
Joseph Mallord William Turner, Rain, Steam and Speed - The Great Western Railway, 1844
Francisco Goya, The Knife Grinder, 1809-12
John Constable, The Hay Wain, 1921
British Romanticism; Rustic naturalism; landscape painting as a branch of science or "poetic aspiration" and "a pursuit, legitimate, scientific, mechanical"; picturesque vs. sublime; moral and social iconography of the landscape (naturalness, hard-working agricultural community, true to life, etc.)
The term realism was coined in France in the 1840s and in art was exemplified in the work of his friend the painter Gustav Courbet. In practice, realist subject matter meant scenes of peasant and working class life, the life of the city streets, cafes and popular entertainments, and an increasing frankness in the treatment of the body and sexual subjects. The term generally implies a certain grittiness in choice of subject. Such subject matter combined with the new naturalism of treatment caused shock among the predominantly upper and middle class audiences for art.
What is Realism?
Theory developed by Edmund Burke in the mid eighteenth century, where he defined sublime art as art that refers to a greatness beyond all possibility of calculation, measurement or imitation. In landscape the sublime is exemplified by J.M.W Turner’s sea storms and mountain scenes. The notion that a legitimate function of art can be to produce upsetting or disturbing effects was an important element in Romantic art and remains fundamental to art today.
Sublime
Goya, Caprichos 43: The sleep of reason produces monsters, 1799
William Blake, Marriage of Heaven and Hell, 1790-93
Gustave Courbet, The Beach, 1865
Realism; Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood; mixing scale and prestige of history painting with style of popular art; monochrome palette; landscape = painterly autonomy and artistic volition; rejection of traditional formulas of the genre (avant-garde) = lacking compositional focus, internal framing devices, repoussoir elements, atmospheric perspective, and coloristic sobriety and balance RATHER they were painterly, sketchy, vibrant in color, spatially flat and compositionally democratic
German Romanticism, which developed later than the English Romantic period, strove to create a new synthesis of art, philosophy, and science. It was rooted in of the ideology of the Enlightenment combined with “Sturm und Drang” (“Storm and Stress”), a proto-Romantic movement in German literature and music which took place between the late 1760s and early 1780.
Included the Nazarenes: a group of young idealistic German Romantic artists born around the 1780s, who were pupils together at the Fine Arts Academy in Vienna. Believing real life too banal to portray, they shunned it in favor of matters of the spirit, and focused on Christian art, in the tradition of Medieval painting, notably German medieval art and Italian early Renaissance painting.
What is German Romanticism?
The Pre-Raphaelites were a secret society of young artists (and one writer), founded in London in 1848. They were opposed to the Royal Academy’s promotion of the ideal as exemplified in the work of Raphael. They were also in revolt against the triviality of the immensely popular genre painting of time.
Inspired by the theories of John Ruskin, who urged artists to ‘go to nature’, they believed in an art of serious subjects treated with maximum realism. Their principal themes were initially religious, but they also used subjects from literature and poetry, particularly those dealing with love and death. They also explored modern social problems.
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
William Blake, Albion Rose, 1794-95
Neoclassical purity of line vs. sensual materialism (placing equal weight on emotional/sensual and economic aspects of social life)
Courbet, A Burial at Ornans, 1849-50
Rosa Bonheur, Plowing in the Nivernais: The Dressing of the Vines, 1849
French Realism; mixing of genres; nationalism and patriotism; monumental specificity of the agricultural practices of the region; highlights particulars (compare Courbet)
Naturalism in art refers to the depiction of realistic objects in a natural setting. The Realist movement of the 19th century advocated naturalism in reaction to the stylized and idealized depictions of subjects in Romanticism, but many painters have used a similar approach over the centuries.
What is naturalism and what movement was it typically associated with in the 19th century?
An obsolete photographic process, invented in c. 1838, in which a picture made on a silver surface sensitized with iodine was developed by exposure to mercury vapor.
Daguerreotype
Louis Jacques Mandé Daguerre, Boulevard du Temple, Paris, 1838
Honoré Daumier, The Third-Class Carriage, 1862-64
What is Human Nature?
What Category does this catechism belong to?
Q: What help is there for us?
A: Our help is in God?
What is 2007?
What year did Pastor Marshall and Jessica come to Alabama?
Who is Tabatha?
Which staff member was in the military?
Where is Bethlehem?
In what city was Jesus born?
What is Pentecost?
The longest of all the seasons in the church calendar?
What are the Ten Commandments?
What is the Question to this Answer?
A: "The Ten Commandments are the law given to Moses and the people of Israel."
What is 151?
What is the largest attendance we have ever had on a Sunday morning?
Who is Pastor Marshall?
Which staff member has been married the longest?
Who is Simeon?
Who recognized Jesus as the Messiah when he was presented at the Temple as a baby?
What is Advent?
The beginning of this season marks the beginning of the new liturgical year?
What is Messiah?
What is the missing word in the following catechism?
Q: "Who do we believe is the _________?
A: "The ________, or Christ, is Jesus of Nazareth, the only Son of God."
What is WBS?
Where did our pulpit and kneelers come from?
Who is Pastor Marshall?
Which staff member's favorite color is red?
What is the Sixth Day?
On which day of creation did God create man?
What is red?
This color represents Holy Week.
What is "God is Love"?
What is the answer to this question?
"What is the nature of God revealed in Jesus?
What is Maundy Thursday?
What church holy day marks the first official worship service of HP?
Who is Pastor Bruce?
Which staff member can recite prepositions to the tune of Gilligan's Island?
What is "Destruction"?
What is the last word in the Old Testament?
What is Pentecost?
This Season begins 50 days after Easter Sunday.
What are Sacraments?
Baptism and Communion are referred to as of these in the church?
What is 465?
How many sermons do we have posted online?
What is Twelve?
How many minor prophets are there?
What is 4 weeks?
How many weeks is Advent celebrated?
15 questions / Vocabulary Grammar/find a mistake Questions to discuss
hostile
враждебный
What does your first teacher look like?
What is she like?
pearl
жемчуг
He is getting used to think in different language
What is new and exciting you've learnt this week?
addiction
привычка, пристрастие, зависимость
I told her that they went on holiday
Do you like spending time in countryside? What do you like doing?
dressing
заправка для салата
I would be really happy if you come
Is there anything you don't like about city life?
spectator
зритель
Does he used to reading so much?
What do you like in nature?
25 questions / Issac Newton laws of motion Issac Newton laws of motion Issac Newton
Gravity
what did Issac Newton discover?
December 25, 1642
when was Issac newton born in?
Second law
A car is easier to push than a trailer
Which law of motion is this?
newtons 3rd law
What is "For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction."
3 laws of motion
how many laws of motion is there?
Issac newton born
December 25, 1642
How many laws of motion are there?
1st law
object will stay at rest unless acted by an unbalance force
17th century
what century did Issac newton live in?
Newton's Second Law of Motion formula
F = M * A Force = Mass x Acceleration
second law
The baseball went farther than the basketball when your classmate hit them with an aluminum bat. This is an example of which law of motion?
Something pulling you down to the earth
what is gravity?
object will stay at rest unless acted by an unbalance force
What is the 1st law of motion?
2nd law
The acceleration of an object as produced by a net force is directly proportional to the magnitude of the net force, in the same direction as the net force, and inversely proportional to the mass of the object.
1727
what year did Issac Newton died?
force
this is a push or a pull
What is "For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction."
newton's 3rd law states this, "For
Inertia
This is a resistance to change
The acceleration of an object as produced by a net force is directly proportional to the magnitude of the net force, in the same direction as the net force, and inversely proportional to the mass of the object.
what is Newton's 2nd law?
3rd law
in nature there is an equal and opposite reaction. In other words, if object A exerts a force on object B, then object B also exerts an equal and opposite force on object A. Notice that the forces are exerted on different objects.
This is a force of resistance between 2 objects
what is friction?
friction
This is a force of resistance between 2 objects
acceleration
An object will _________________ in the direction that you push it.
Gravity
Something pulling you down to the earth
what is newtons 3rd law of motion?
20 questions / Environmental Science Human Trends Nature of Science Process of Science
Environment
Everything in our surroundings, including people, buildings, and forests.
Natural resources
The materials and energy sources provided by nature, that humans need to survive.
Do not
Laws of science predict that that natural word operates according to rules that [do/ do not] change unpredictably.
Quantitative
[ENVIRONMENTALISM/ ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENECE]
A person holding a sign during a protest against cutting down trees in a forest
Nonrenewable
A natural resource that is naturally formed much more slowly than we use it
Scientific
This kind of question can be answered by evidence and data gathered from the natural world.
Observing and questioning
The scientific process usually begins with [observing and questioning/ hypothesizing and theorizing]
Environmentalism
What term describes a social movement dedicated to protecting the natural world from undesirable changes brought about by human actions?
Renewable
Wave energy is a [renewable/ nonrenewable] natural resource
Do
Scientists [do/ do not] change their minds when presented with new evidence.
Model
Tectonic plate motion is an example of a [model/ independent variable] that scientists use to study the Earth's crust
The study of how the natural world works, how our environment affects us, and how we affect our environment.
Nonrenewable
Natural gas is a [renewable/ nonrenewable] natural resource
Natural
Scientists work exclusively in the [natural/ magical] world.
A controlled study keeps everything the same between experiments except for [one/ two]
Interdisciplinary
A subject that borrows techniques from many subjects is called this.
Increased
Human population and resource consumption have both [increased/ decreased] dramatically in the past few hundred years
Evidence
Scientists accept scientific ideas that are supported by [interpretation/ evidence]
False
The process of science can only take place in ONE order. [True/ False]
25 questions / Atom Facts Atomic Theory Atomic Theory pt.2 Nature of Science Chemistry
Who was Democritus?
This man believed that all matter was made up of extremely small particles that could not be divided.
What is a solid sphere (or billiard ball)?
Dalton used this analogy to explain atoms
Who is Bohr?
This scientist used the analogy of a planetary system to describe atoms
What is a hypothesis?
a supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.
What are protons?
The atomic number describes the amount of this particle in an element
What is indivisible?
The Greek word "atomos" means this
What are compounds?
Dalton's atomic theory was developed around how atoms of different elements combined to form _____.
What is the Heisenberg Principle?
This explanation states that the momentum of an electron and position cannot both be known at the same time
What is a theory?
an explanation of an aspect of the natural world that can be repeatedly tested and verified in accordance with the scientific method
Describes the amount of protons and neutrons in an atom
Who is Aristotle?
This man believed that all matter was made up of four elements.
What are electrons?
Thomson was the first person to discover that atoms had _______.
What is the electron cloud model?
This model is the most recent and current explanation of the atomic theory
What is a law?
statements, based on repeated experiments or observations, that describe or predict a range of natural phenomena
What are isotopes?
Variants of a particular chemical element which differ in neutron number
What is the nucleus?
The majority of mass is found in this part of the atom
What is plum pudding (or chocolate chip cookie)?
Thomson used this analogy to describe the atom
Who is Rutherford?
This scientist used the gold foil experiment to provide evidence that most of the atom is empty space
What is the scientific method?
Procedures consisting in systematic observation, measurement, and experiment, and the formulation, testing, and modification of hypotheses.
What is the periodic table?
A tabular display of the chemical elements, which are arranged by atomic number and recurring chemical properties.
What is mass number?
The word that describes the amount of protons and neutrons in an atom
What are alpha particles?
Rutherford used these fast moving positively charged particles in his gold foil experiment, to discover that the nucleus had a positive charge
What are electrons, neutrons, and protons?
Though "atoms" means indivisible, we now know that atoms are made of these 3 smaller, subatomic particles
What is pseudoscience?
a collection of beliefs or practices mistakenly regarded as being based on scientific method.
What is Strong nuclear force?
One of the 4 fundamental forces that holds the nucleus of an atom together
25 questions / Pop Culture Science & Nature Canadian History Coffee/Lunch Habits Team Neve Fun Facts
7
How many Harry Potter books are there?
Direct Current
In electronics, what does DC stand for?
(JOHN A.) MACDONALD
The Dominion of Canada was formed in 1867; this transplanted Scot became the country's first prime minister
Tim
This person has a strict habit of getting Soup Nutsy for Lunch
Jeff
This person is always the first one in the office
COMEDIANS IN CARS GETTING COFFEE
Jerry Seinfeld drove around the White House in a 1963 Stingray with Pres. Obama on an episode of this web series
Omnivores
Animals that eat both plants and meat are called what?
HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY
This Canadian company formerly British is the oldest chartered company in the world
Tim Hortons
Jeff Favorite Coffee place
Zach
Since working for CIBC this team member has never been in the office
THE DALLAS COWBOYS
This NFL team's logo is a lone star; what else!
Jupiter
What is the largest planet in the solar system?
Kim Campbell
Canada's only female Prime Minister?
Clement
This team members favorite lunch spot is Pantry
Lori
Most likely to sign off with “Cheers”
Elon Musk
This Tech billionaire recently had a baby boy and named him X Æ A-12
Nectar
What do bees collect and use to create honey?
NEWFOUNDLAND
This newest province didn't become part of Canada until 1949
Zach
This team member has a fruit smoothie for breakfast every morning
Tim
A yellow flag was a prominent item on this team members desk
Tracy
What is the name of "The Mother" on How I Met Your Mother?
-40
At what temperature are Celsius and Fahrenheit equal?
"From Sea to Sea"
Canada's Motto is?
Jeff
Its not lunch but this team member tends to be long gone from the office at the tender hour of 3pm
Mark
This team member has memorized the PATH
25 questions / Video games Travels Brian's Favorite Food History Questions about the person who made this game
Overwatch
What game that rich and I played a lot in 8th grade?
West Ridge Nature reserve
What is my favorite park or place of nature?
Joy-yee
Whats the bois favorite restaurant at Chinatown?
World war II
What is my favorite war in history?
Northwestern University
What college did I applied for Early Decision?
Any other game that is not Overwatch, league, among us, Genshin or any mobile games
What game I find fun, but rich finds boring
Isle Royale National Park (Michigan)
Where would I go If I were to go camping with the bois
Cheesecake factory
What place would I want the bois to go eat at
1865
what year did the American civil war end?
Call of Duty WWII
What is my First(Owned) Call of duty game?
Rainbow six siege
Name one FPS game I still play today.
Winconsin
What state would I want to take the bois?
Strawberry
Whats my Favorite Fruit
Pearl Harbor
What happened on December 7th, 1941?
One direction, Cody Simpsons, 5SOS
Name one music artist/band I listen to
Rainbow Six Qurantine
What game am I waiting on releasing forever?
Mountain house freeze dried Lasagna and Water purification tablets