People's Connection to the Duwamish River
Force, Energy, & Motion
Civil Rights
Tidepools
Inventors and Innovators
100
Since the early 1900s has the Duwamish River become straighter or more curvy?
Straighter
100
Are the forces from the table and weight balanced or unbalanced?
Balanced
100
What was the name of the black woman who refused to move seats on the bus when a white person asked her to move?
Rosa Parks or Claudette Colvin
100
True or False: A mutation always helps an organism or species survive
False
100
What was the name of Eli Whitney’s invention that made it easier to process a certain crop?
Cotton Gin
200
This Indigenous Tribe is not federally recognized but has been living in the Seattle area since time immemorial.
Duwamish
200
Is magnetism a contact or non-contact force?
Non-Contact
200
What’s the name of the artist who is known for her quilts and art related to family, race, class, and gender
Faith Ringgold
200
This moon snail is born with a hard shell that protects it from predators. Is this a physical or behavioral trait?
Physical
200
What language does this alphabet belong to?
Lushootseed
300
Define the word ‘steward’
Someone who takes care of their community.
300
Define Convection.
When heat moves from warmer to colder materials through liquid or gas.
300
What is the system by which people of different races were separated and had different facilities such as schools, bathrooms, water fountains, restaurants, etc.?
Segregation
300
In this picture is seattle experiencing a low tide or a high tide?
Low tide
300
This woman worked with Thom Hess to create a written script for the Indigenous language that she spoke. What was her name?
Vi Hilbert
400
You researched organisms that live in or near the Duwamish River. Name 3.
MANY!!!
400
Which of these waves has a higher wavelength?
A
400
What was the name of legislation that was passed by the American Government in 1964 that made discrimination and separating people based on their race illegal.
A. The Equality and Freedom Act
B. Civil Rights Act
C. The American Integration Law
D. The Fairness in Society Act
B. The Civil Rights Act
400
What is the name of the circled stage in this jellyfish lifecycle? (Make sure to use the science name)
Medusa
400
Why did George Washington Carver invent a lot of products related to peanuts?
Cotton production had taken a lot of important nutrients from the soil and peanuts helped put nutrients back in the soil. He wanted to give farmers a reason to grow more peanuts.
500
Within the story of the Lorax, what was a value that the Onceler thought was important?
Family, Wealth, Progress, Technology, Business, etc.
500
If I throw a ping pong ball hard at the wall why does it bounce off instead of just falling to the ground?
The force I put into ball goes into the wall and then the wall puts force back into the ball.
500
What were the Greensboro 4 protesting and how did they protest it?
Protesting segregation at Woolworth’s lunch counter, they ordered food and drink at a whites only table and refused to leave.
500
When does a mutation turn into an adaptation?
When it helps the organism survive and then that organism has a lot of offspring that also have the mutation
500
Put these historical events in order
Eli Whitney invents something that helps with the production of a certain
An Upper Skagit woman collaborates with a man named Thom Hess to create a dictionary for her language
George Washington Carver creates over 300 uses for peanuts
USA gains independence from Britain
1. USA gains independence from Britain (1783)
2. Eli Whitney invents something that helps with the production of a certain (1793)
3. George Washington Carver creates over 300 uses for peanuts (1916-1923)
4. An Upper Skagit woman collaborates with a man named Thom Hess to create a dictionary for her language(1976-1994)