5 -Transportation and Energy
5-Stable Structures
6-The Solar System
6-Astronauts/Tech
Wild Card
100

What is the "Law of Conservation of Energy"?

There is always energy and there is never more or less, the energy just changes form. *eg. kinetic energy when you run makes your muscles warm, which is temperature energy*

100

Name all 4 internal forces 

Compression, tension, torsion and shear 

100

What celestial bodies are the only ones to emit light in our solar system?

Stars and the Sun (technically a star) 

100

How many Canadian astronauts have there been since 1983?

14 

100

What is an adaption? Provide an example in nature

A physical or behavioural change that helps a species survive (eg. camouflaged coats on mammals to blend into their surroundings)  

200

What is the difference between kinetic energy and potential energy?

Kinetic -movement that creates energy (eg. running)

Potential energy - energy "at rest" (eg. sleeping)

200

What is the difference between a static load and a dynamic load? 

Static - constant pressure on the structure that does not change (eg. the structure itself)

Dynamic - A force on the structure that moves or changes (eg. a truck crossing a bridge) 

200

Stars can be “born” in nurseries, which are called ______.

Nebulae

200

Which two Canadian astronauts are expected to fly around the Moon on the Artemis II mission in 2024?

Jeremy Hansen and Jennifer Sidey-Gibbons

200

What is the study of biomechanics? 

The understanding of how a living organism moves and interacts with the environment it lives in.

300

What are three types of energy resources that Canadians use in transportation?

Crude oil, electricity, biofuels

300

Turning a doorknob is an example of what kind of internal force?

Torsion

300

What planet has the most moons?

Saturn (82 moons)

300

What very common thing can be very dangerous to electronics and equipment in space?

Food crumbs

300

What is the strongest arch in the world? 

The Roman arch 

400

Which type of transportation energy is the only one that does not have fumes?

Electric

400

What part of a structure supports weight from the sides and from the top of the structure?

Beams 

400

What is the difference between a meteoriod, a meteor and a meteorite?

Meteoriod - bits of space rock flying through space

Meteor - when the rock enters the Earth’s atmosphere (shooting stars) 

Meteorite - When the rock lands on Earth 

400

One day our galaxy will collide with the Andromeda galaxy and it will create a ________________.

Irregular galaxy

400

Why is Pluto not accepted as a true planet in our solar system?

Pluto does not orbit around the Sun, and therefore does not align with out orbiting solar system

500

"Transportation in Canada contributes to _____% of our country's greenhouse gases"

25%

500

What is the bottom part of a truss called?

The tie

500

During the first ever space walk, astronauts dropped a hammer and a feather at the same time. They hit the ground at the same time. This concludes that ________ is the true reason why some objects fall faster than others.

Air resistance

500

____________ measures how much gravity is pulling down on an object. This can change based on where you are. 

_____________ measures the amount of matter in an object. This does not change no matter where you are.

Weight, Mass

500

What two things is Canada doing to help with the Lunar Gateway mission?

1. Creating Canadarm 3 for the Moon station

2. Creating a lunar rover

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