Random Trivia
What are the different states of matter?
Solid, liquid and gas
What all living things are made of.
Cells
5 x 5
25
When do you use a period?
At the end of a sentence. The end of the idea.
Who are the Snuneymuxw People?
The First Nations People who live in Nanaimo
How old is Ms.B?
26
The 5 different Kingdoms of Living things.
Animals, Plants, Fungi, Protist, and Monera
Which is greater 1/2 or 5/9?
What is a synonym?
Why did people travel to the Frazer River?
The Gold Rush
When do you use capitals?
Beginning of a sentence, proper noun and the letter "I".
A renewable energy that involves water in motion.
hydroelectric
Where are the numerator and denominator?
Top and bottom numbers in a fraction
When do you use quotation marks? " "
When using dialogue. When someone is speaking.
Why were Indigenous people treated differently and what have we learned?
Indigenous people were treated differently due to racism. We've learned everyone is equal, deserve respect and to feel safe where ever they are.
How does a plant photosynthesis?
Plant absorbs water and minerals through roots. Stomata suck out CO2 from air. CO2 combines with water and minerals to create raw sap. Raw sap combines with chlorophyll and sunshine to make elaborated sap which then travels through the plant to give it energy.
Bats, dolphins, whales and shrews have this in common.
They use echolocation.
How do you find area?
length x width
When do you use a new paragraph?
When someone new is speaking, a change of setting or topic.
Where were Indigenous children taken?
Residential Schools
Name at least 3 of the 8 planets in our solar system
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
Name a method used by protist to move around.
Cilia, flagella or pseudopods.
How do you find volume?
Length x width x depth
What is a tag?
Shows who's speaking. Ben said. Mary stated. Sally Yelled.
How did the Chilcotin War start?
The violence began when road construction crews entered the territory of the Tsilhqot'in nation without permission. The Newcomers who were building the road mistreated the local Tsilhqot'in People which sparked outrage and a battle between the Tsilhqot'in People and Newcomers which led to 19 Newcomers being killed. Over six Chiefs were tried and executed.