Structural
Water
Building Science
STEM
Jr. DEEP
100

The province where the iron ring ceremony originated

What is Quebec?

100

Where we get our drinking water from (in Toronto)

What is Lake Ontario?

100

Name 2 reasons to sound-proof

What are Health/Wellbeing, Privacy, Education, and/or Environment?

100

Plants need these 5 things to grow

What are Water, Sunlight, CO2, Nutrients, and Physical Support?

100

The DEEP in Jr. DEEP stands for

What is Da Vinci Engineering Enrichment Program?

200

Name 3 types of bridges

What are Arch, Suspension, and Truss bridges?

200

The flat land along rivers and streams that is attractive for building

What is a floodplain?

200

How much time we spend indoors on average (%)

What is 90%?

200

An old, simple photo-printing process that creates a blue monochrome image

What is Cyanotype?

200

The program that Sharan is studying

Civil Engineering

300

This internal force acts perpendicular to the cross-section, pulling the material apart.

What is Tension?

300

The filtration step where water is mixed with a chemical to allow impurities to stick to the chemicals and settle to the bottom

What is Coagulation?

300

3 soundproofing principles

What are Decoupling, Adding Mass, and Absorption?

300

The equation to calculate work done on an object involves multiplying these two things.

What are Force and Distance?

300

Name 1 of Landy's hobbies

What are Climbing, Snowboarding, Photography, or Cooking?

400

The most commonly used material in structural engineering for constructing buildings and bridges, known for its high strength and durability

What is Concrete?

400

A device that can be used to move water upwards in a pipeline 

What is a Pump?

400

The device used to remove excess moisture from a room

What is a Dehumidifier?

400

This scientific principle describes the fact that the buoyant force on an object is equal to the weight of the fluid it displaces.

What is Archimedes' Principle?

400

Name 1 of Zachary's hobbies

What are Photography or Music?

500

This is a support at the end of a bridge that joins to the land

What is an abutment?

500

3 examples of engineering solutions for flooding

What are Levees, Dams, and Dikes?
500

Adding new parts or systems to an older building to make it more energy-efficient, safer, or stronger

What is a Retrofit?

500

This global warming phenomenon is named after a glass building used to provide light and heat to grow plants. It is responsible for climate change.

What is the Greenhouse Effect?

500

The number of programs that are currently running in Jr. DEEP (including Urban Engineering)

What is 7?

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