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100

What is a transmitter?

Something that sends out electromagnetic signals

100

What two colors were on your receiver?

Red and Green

100

Which penguin built their nest out of rocks?

Adélie Penguins

100

What is the name of the device that has a fulcrum and load?

Lever

100

Name the 4 Cardinal Directions

North, South, East, and West

200

What was the name of the code we transmitted?

Morse Code

200

Where was the battery pack for your receiver? On the side or on the top? 

On the side of the box

200

Which penguin dives the deepest?

Emperor Penguins

200

What do we apply to the lever to move an object?

Force or Effort

200

Name the 4 Ordinal Directions

NE, NW, SE, SW

300

Why are is E the shortest signal?

It is the most used letter in the alphabet!

300

What is a reciever?

A device that picks up the signals from the transmitter

300

Penguins have ____ feet

webbed

300

What is the name of the pivot point on a lever?

Fulcrum

300

Compasses have an arrow that always (or should) point in which direction?

North

400

Transmitters only send signals in ______ lines

straight

400

What does a receiver do with what it is sent?

Turns the signal into usable information (lights, sounds, etc).

400

What do penguins trap in their feathers to help them launch onto land?

air

400

What part of a penguin acts like a lever to propel them through the water?

Flippers

400

How is Radar different than Sonar?

Radar uses radio waves and Sonar uses sound waves.

500

What does a transmitter transmit? 

Signals through an antenna
500

Why do receivers need different frequencies? 

So they only pick up ONE signal

500

Penguins only exist in the ________ hemisphere.

Southern

500

What part of the human body is a lever? 

Shoulder, Knee, Fingers (any joint)

500

What does GPS stand for?

Global Positioning System