Mascots
The name of the Lancer mascot of Kennedy Catholic High School
Who is Lance?
This push or pull has Newtons as its unit of measurement
The mascot of KCHS
What is a Lancer?
Trillions of these make up the human body, often drawn with small organelles like the nucleus and mitochondria inside.
What are cells?
This scientist is known for having fun videos
Who is Bill Nye?
This type of dog is known for celebrating the University of Washington
What is a husky?
This term describes the speed of an object with direction, and is measured in meters per second
What is velocity?
This number represents the number of floors at KCHS
What is the number 4?
This type of molecule contains all our genetic information and is represented by 3 letters
What is DNA?
This cartoon is known for a big yellow vehicle traveling to all sorts of science related locations
What is the Magic School Bus?
This type of large cat is well known at Washington State University
What is a cougar?
This term describing sound and light has frequency, speed, and wavelength
What is a wave?
This number represents the floor where science classrooms are located at KCHS
What is the number 3?
This small molecule is essential for all life on Earth and participates in a process called 'osmosis'
What is water?
This cartoon is known for crazy feats of engineering and has unique characters, including a boy with orange hair, a boy with green hair, and Perry.
What is Phineas and Ferb?
This red carnivorous bird is well known at Seattle University
What is a redhawk?
This term is used to describe a system with electricity flowing through metal wires, batteries, lights, etc.
What is a circuit?
This phrase represents the theme for the 2025-2026 school year
What is "anchored in hope"
This type of biomolecule is often associated with food like bread, corn, and rice.
What is a carbohydrate?
The famous YouTuber is known for real-life engineering, used to work at NASA, and has the record for the largest/tallest "elephant toothpaste" experiment
Who is Mark Rober?