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100

What did Jalen/Jase and I represent when we tried to get under the chairs?

Jalen/Jase was sugar, Mr. Reasonover was a carbohydrate


100


Proteins

100

Which part of the ear could you possibly damage if you were drilling your ear with a Q-Tip


The eardrum, a.k.a. tympanic membrane


100

Why would iron be a bad choice for the metal inside of the speaker?


Because iron would simply be attracted to the magnet in the speaker, and would just stick to it and not move


200

At 22 ft long (on average), this is the longest organ in the human body 


Small intestines


200

We noticed a bunch of folds in the lining of the stomach. What is the purpose of those folds?


Those folds allow the stomach to stretch when you eat a large meal


200

When we broke apart our store-bought speaker, what metal was found hidden inside?


Copper coil/wire

200

Were the forces between the copper wire coil with battery and the magnets one-sided, or did both of them push / pull on each other?


The pushed/pulled each other

300

If someone drinks a ton of water and eats a ton of ice, why should they not worry about getting fat?


Because water does not have any calories, carbohydrates, fats, or proteins


300

What was the main difference between M'kenna's small intestines and the small intestines of a healthy person?


M'kenna's small intestines was smooth and had very few folds compared to a normal small intestine.


300

What do you notice happening when two magnets are passing near each other and you suddenly flip them?


The magnets switch from being attracted to each other to repelling each other and vice versa


300


Because these three things can can change the pressure inside of your head, because your ears are connected to your throat with the eustachian tube


400


Carbohydrates

400


Fats

400

The three ossicles, (the stapes, the malleus, and the incus) are the three smallest what in the body?


Bones

400

What happened when we put the compass near the magnet? What happened when we flipped the magnet? Answer both questions!


The compass needle was attracted to the magnet. When we flipped it, the needle was repelled by the magnet

500

If you leave pasta in your mouth for a long time, why does it begin to taste a little sweet?


Because the carbohydrates in the pasta start to break down into simple sugars because of amylase


500

Why do these substances not give you extra energy despite what their label say?


Because caffeine does not give you energy since caffeine is not a nutrient. Caffeine is a drug.


500

What function does the plastic cup play when making our homemade speakers?


The cup simulated the cone of the speaker, which allows the air to vibrate to make sound


500

Why would a jewelry store owner not be concerned if a thief came in with a giant magnet to take all the jewelry?


Because precious metals (gold, silver, copper, and platinum), are not magnetic