Splat
A device in which accumulated tension is suddenly released to hurl an object some distance.
What is a catapult?
The repeated phrase of the raven.
What is nevermore?
This happens when you combine two ore more substances but they do no completely mix.
This three named poet and author wrote "The Raven."
A special type of mixture formed when you mix two ore more substances and one substance is completely dissolved in the other.
What is a solution?
This occurs when a n object is deformed and is then able to return to its original shape.
What is (elastic) potential energy?
The poem, "The Raven," took place in this room in the narrator's house.
This type of mixture is enjoyed in the morning with breakfast.
What is cereal and milk?
The poet was inspired to write the poem by the impending death of this person.
Who is his wife?
What is dissolve?
Point where an arm pivots.
What is the fulcrum?
This object in "The Raven" signifies the grief of the narrator.
What is the raven?
A mixture contains two more substances that don't completely mix but retain these properties.
What are physical properties?
Edgar Allen Poe lived and wrote in this century.
What is the 19th Century (1800s)?
What is solubility?
This is energy an object has because of its motion.
The narrator's love who is no more.
Who is Lenore?
Mixtures with water and large objects can be separated using this tool with a wide opening on the top and smaller opening on the bottom.
What is a funnel?
Edgar Allen Poe was born in in this Massachusetts capitol in 1809.
What is Boston?
The liquid a substance dissolves into.
A type of catapult that uses a long arm and sling to throw a projectile
What is a trebuchet?
The raven remain perched upon the pallid bust of this goddess of wisdom.
Who is Pallas Athena?
Mixtures can be separated using funnels, filters, hands, and this tool that attracts metal.
What is a magnet?
The author was found on a park bench, in a stupor, in this city. He died soon after.
What is Baltimore, Maryland?
The solid that dissolves in a solution.
What is the solute?