The number of poles a magnet has
What is 2 Poles (North and South)?
The colors of the rainbow in order
What is red orange yellow green blue purple (or indigo violet)?
The ingredients in gummy bears that make this experiment work
What is gelatin and sugar?
This is the power source that pushed electricity through our circuits on Monday
What is a battery?
These are our two JIs names
Who are Ethan and Deniz?
The needle of a compass always turns towards this direction
What is North?
This is what happens to the light when it enters the prism
What is bend?
The direction water flows down a gradient (answers are "high to low" or "low to high")
What is high to low?
name 3 examples of every day things that use circuits
[answers vary]
The animals that today's scientist of the day studied
What are bears? (Or large carnivores)
This is what it is called when two pieces of magnet come together
What is attract?
Light travels in a straight line until it hits an object. These beams of light are called...
The definition of equilibrium
What is when concentrations are at equal levels?
A material (such as metal) through which electric charges can move easily.
What is a conductor?
This was the company monday's scientist of the day worked for
What is NASA?
This is the term for when two magnets push each other away.
What is repelling?
Name 2 types of energy rays from the electromagnetic spectrum
[answers vary - gamma, X-rays, infrared, light, etc]
This is the scientific name for the "net" that separates the two sides of the solution during osmosis
What is a membrane?
This is what happens if the circuit is open
What is does not turn on/loses its flow of energy?
This is the main magnetic material
What is iron?
The region of force surrounding a magnetic object
What is a Magnetic Field?
This is what we made yesterday with our cardboard tubes and CDs
What is a spectroscope?
The part of our body that uses osmosis
What is intestinal cells/stomach/skin (answers varies)?
This is wrapped around a metallic wire, that blocks electric charges from traveling through.
What is an insulator?
This was the scientist of the day yesterday
Who was Chien Shiung Wu?