DNA, Genes, and Chromosomes
Fossilization
The Periodic Table
Random
100
What did we extract from the strawberries?

DNA

100

What was the code that was excavated from the Plaster of Paris treasures?

ILOVEU

100

Give an example of a metal on the periodic table

Iron, silver, gold, lead... so many possibilities... check the laminated periodic tables if necessary!

100

Where are we going at the end of the semester?

Royal Tyrrell Museum (Dinosaur museum in Drumheller)

200

What was one of the genetic traits we checked for in our class?

Hitchhiker's thumb, earlobe attachment, cilantro flavor (soapy or not), hairline type (widow's peak vs straight), tasting strips (bitter or nothing)
200

How many grams of the salt did you use?

60 g

200

What is the name of the element whose letter is "C"?

carbon

200

What game did we play with the periodic table?

Battleship

300

What is the shape of DNA?

Twisted ladder or double helix
300

What did we use to represent bone in our fossilization experiment?

Sponge

300

Give an example of a non-metal on the periodic table.

Carbon, oxygen, helium, nitrogen, phosphorus... check the laminated periodic tables if necessary
300

Who commented that they still had sponge in their pocket the day after the experiment?

Austin

400

How many chromosomes do humans have?

23 pairs, or 46 chromosomes

400

What did we use to represent minerals in our fossilization experiment?

Epsom salts

400

Dolomite is another mineral involved in fossilization. It has the chemical formula:

                    CaMg(CO3)2

How many different elements are in dolomite?

4: calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg), carbon (C), and oxygen (O)

400

When we did the % change in mass calculation, who's data did Koreen use as an example on the smartboard?

AJ's

500

What is different about the chromosomes of a person with down syndrome?

There is an extra chromosome at the 21st pair (trisomy 21)

500

What is permineralization?

 A process that occurs when minerals dissolved in lakes, rivers, and other watery environments fill in the spaces of bone, creating a fossil.

500

What is/are the letter(s) for sodium?

Na

500

What code letter was missing from the excavations?

E (I'm looking at you, AJ!)

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