TRUE or FALSE: It is never okay to talk in this class while important topics are covered.
What is FALSE?
TRUE or FALSE: The curve (if applicable) is only applied at the end of the course.
What is TRUE?
The solvent medium (ie. the liquid) in which all of life relies on to operate.
A chart which organizes the elements in order of atomic number, the shape of which shows how elements relate to one another.
What is the periodic table?
Probable speed limit of the universe. (The fastest anything could ever go)
What is the speed of light? (sometimes denoted as "c")
The rule about students cursing.
What is that the teacher/admin should not HEAR it!
TRUE or FALSE: A student gets a grade bump due to doing very well on some sections of the final. They are able to add their test corrections on top of the bump they got.
What is False.
(One or the other whatever is higher, not both)
Considered to be the smallest unit of life.
What is a cell?
The fundamental unit of chemistry, made up of protons, neutrons and electrons.
What is an atom?
Can't be created or destroyed, only exchanged.
What is (matter/energy)?
What a student should do if they can't participate in the labs for this course.
What is...
get an exception from admin or drop the course?
(Core part of this class)
A student completes test corrections after getting an 80% on the unit test. Show thier new score.
What is 90%
The molecule that is considered to be the "blueprint of life"?
Hint: Stores a living thing's genetic information
What is DNA?
An attraction in which the exchange of electron(s) causes two atoms to be near each other for an extended period of time.
What is a chemical bond?
The process that releases the energy released by sun and by extension all life on Earth.
What is nuclear fusion?
The place a students phone go when students go to the bathroom.
What is a brown paper bag?
A student completes test corrections after getting a 50%. Show what their score is after completion
What is 70%
The element, which has an ability to bond readily with itself and other lighter elements to make large, complicated structures. This has given it the nickname "the backbone of life".
(HINT: This is an element, look at the periodic table)
What is Carbon?
A class of elements that have a low affinity for electrons. These elements appear shiny and are usually a bit bendy.
What is a metal?
Name one form of energy. (Not an example but the name of the category)
What is...
heat, light, kinetic energy or potential energy?
The AI/groupwork policy.
What is... it is okay for low stakes assignments, unacceptable on tests.
A student scored a 97% on an unit test and then completed test corrections. Show thier new score on that unit test.
What is 100%.
Little biological "machines" that are made in the Ribosome. Potentially some of the most complicated molecules in the whole universe.
What are proteins?
What is the common name for the molecule NH3?
What is ammonia?
Name one of the four fundamental forces of the universe.
What is...
Gravity, Electromagnetism, the Strong Nuclear Force or the Weak Nuclear Force?