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100

What is the driving question for cycle 3 of our English unit?

Were Indigenous frontier warriors vicious criminals or heroes who risked everything for their people?

100

Who wrote a newspaper article claiming that they found gold in Australia? 

Edward Hargraves

100

What did we learn about in science this week?

Different materials used to make a bike

100

What was our focus for this week?

Adding and subtracting fractions

100

Who won state of origin this week and what was the score?

QLD 16-10

200

What has our learning intention in reading?

To analyse a text to make informed opinions supported by evidence

200

In what year did the gold rush begin?

1851

200

What experiment were we due to conduct this week?

The effects of using a helmet

200

Solve: 2/3 + 4/6

4/6 + 4/6 = 8/6 =1 1/3

200

What major sporting event begins in December this year? For a bonus 100 points, where is it held?

The world cup (soccer)

Qatar

300

What effect did the gold rush and Eureka stockade have on Australian society?

Economy, population boom, racism towards Chinese, right to vote for white men, abolition of the mining license

300

Explain the lead up/cause of the Eureka Rebellion.

Expensive license fees, harsh treatment by police, Scobie murdered at Eureka hotel, Eureka hotel burned down

300

What are 3 materials used to make a bike?

Steel, rubber, aliminium

300

Solve: 5/8 + 4/ 32

20/32 + 4/32 = 24/32 =3/4

300

An elephant in Africa is called Lala. An elephant in Asia is called Lulu. What do you call an elephant in Antarctica?

Lost

400

Expand this kernel sentence:

He was a useful ally. 

Who -

When - 

why - 

After being released from prison, the police saw Jandamarra as a useful ally as he had a cheerful nature and was a good horseman. 

400

Who was Jandamarra?

Jandamarra was a Bunuba man who fought against white men to protect his people

400

What are 4 properties of materials?

Hard, soft, flexible, dense, durable etc

400

The penguin nursery is open two times a day: 2/3 hour at noon and 5/12 hour in the afternoon. How much time is the penguin nursery open every day?

2/3 + 5/12 =1 1/12

The penguin nursery opens 1 1/12 hours.

400

Imagine you are in a room with no windows or doors. How will you get out?

Stop imagining 

500

Summarise what we have been learning about in English this term and why we have been learning it.

We have learned about significant events and people that shaped Australia's national identity and are considering if these people can be considered heroes or villains.

500

What impact did the discovery of gold in Australia have on the Chinese?

Racist attitudes toward Chinese contributed to the white Australia policy

500
Explain the science behind your homemade solar oven. How does it work?

The tin foil on your solar oven reflects sunlight and the sun's heat into the box. The cling film seal creates a seal so that air can't escape. The sun's energy heats up the air inside the box and cooks the food. The black paper absorbs heat to make sure that as little as possible escapes. Newspaper insulates the box, preventing heat escaping.

500

Daniel wants to buy new equipment to practice playing basketball. He went to the mall for 2 hours and spent 1/6 of his savings for jersey shorts and another 1/3 of it for a ball. He used another 5/12 of his savings to buy badminton rackets for his 2 siblings. What part of his savings did he spend on sports equipment in all?

 1/6 + 1/3 + 5/12 = 2/12 + 4/12 +5/12 = 11/12 He spent 11 12 of his savings on the sports equipment.

500

If I have it, I don’t share it. If I share it, I don’t have it. What is it?

A secret