Science #1
Name the 4 outer planets of the solar system.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
Read the title of an anime, "Hunter x Hunter," correctly.
Hunter Hunter
What is the table of the chemical elements arranged in order of atomic number called?
Periodic Table
Name the 4 outer planets of the solar system.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
What's her favorite food?
Noodles or sushi
How could you increase the potential energy of a person skydiving?
Jump from a higher altitude.
Who is the 3rd president of the U.S.?
Thomas Jefferson
What is the center of an atom that contains protons and neutrons called?
Nucleus
Explain the difference between a partial eclipse and a total eclipse. Use a lunar eclipse as an example.
Total eclipse... Earth's shadow covers the entire moon.
Partial eclipse... Only a small part of the moon's surface is covered by Earth's shadow.
What grade did she teach in 2019?
4/5
Calculate the density of the object.
Rubber eraser (mass - 8.8g, volume - 8cm3)
1.1 8/cm3
During last school year, Grade 5 went on a virtual field trip. Where?
Space
Calculate the density of the object.
Rubber eraser (mass - 8.8g, volume - 8cm3)
1.1 g/cm3
Explain why Earth's tilt is responsible for the seasons.
Earth's tilt causes one hemisphere to be tilted toward the sun one half of the year and away from the sun the other half of the year. This influences the amount and intensity of sunlight an area receives.
How many siblings does she have?
2
Where does the energy within an ecosystem originate?
The Sun
Name the capital city of Japan 1,000 years ago.
Kyoto
Why does a cold cup sweat?
Condensation
Why do you see different starts in spring's night sky than in fall's night sky? Explain.
Earth is in different places on its orbital path.
What's her favorite movie?
Harry Potter
Describe a convection cell.
A convection cell is a cyclic pattern of movement caused by density differences.
Who is the anchor of CNN10? Spell his name.
Carl Azuz
As snow slowly melts in the sunshine, what is happening to the particles of water that make up the snow?
Particles are gaining energy and particle motion is increasing.
Could a person at the South Pole see the North Star? Explain.
No; Earth's north points directly to the North Star, so North Star is never visible from the South Pole.
What did she eat today?
Korean noodles