The Turtle ship
When is Christmas
December 25
What is convection
An air cycle where the air moves up and down depending on the temperature and density.
What wind is located at the poles
Polar easterlies
What should you with your jewelry before doing something in the lab?
Take all jewelry off before doing something in the lab.
Are we made of atoms?
Yes
What was on top of the turtle ship?
Spikes that would pierce the feet of the enemies that tried to walk on top
What tree do you use for Valentines day?
Trick question. You do not use a tree for valentines day.
what causes wind?
The cause of wind is the difference in density.
What does the number on the red diamond on the NFPA diamond mean?
The risk of the product catching fire.
What is an atom?
The smallest particle of an element that retains it's chemical properties
What did the dragon head on top of the turtle ship do?
The dragon head would spit out toxic smoke and fire a canon inside without being seen.
What is a convection cell?
A convection cell is a cycle of air in a loop that moves depending on the temperature and density.
What global wind is located at o degrees
The Duldrums
What numbers are in the NFPA if it is a bottle of water
0,0,0
What is the nucleus made of?
Protons and Neutrons
Did the turtle ship have a deck?
No, so that the enemies could not grip on with graphing hooks.
What would happen if the earth stopped moving?
There would only be two convection cells instead of manny on earth.
Are the polar easterlies located at a high or low-pressure mark?
High pressure
How do you dispose of a chemical?
If the teacher says so, down the drain.
Who was the first person to figure out atoms?
Democritus
When was the first turtle ship created?
1592
Where do kinder eggs originate from?
Italy
Name all the global winds
Polar easterlies, Westerlies, Horse latitudes, Northeast Tradewinds, Doldrums, Southeast Tradewinds
Should you horseplay in the lab?
No, that is very dangerous and can get people hurt.
How many atoms would it take to fill a small dot?
About 10,000,000 atoms