Vocabulary
Inventors
Inventions
"Eureka: Student Inventors"
Skills
100

Define the word "invention"

something that is new and does something that improves human lives

100

What did Ruth Wakefield invent?

the chocolate chip cookie

100

Before the telephone what did people use to transmit messages over long distances?

a telegraph

100

Who was the host of our game show?

Anna Banarama!!

100

What are 2 of Jacques' rules for collaboration?

take turnes, stay on task, ask questions, positive suggestions, everyone contributes, consider all ideas

200

What is a "patent" ? 

a government license that is given to an inventor that says they are the only ones who can make and sell their invention

200

Where did Thomas Edison go to school when he was a boy?

he was homeschooled

200

A radio uses a wireless transmitter. What is a "transmitter"?

something that sends messages

200

How many episodes of Eureka were there this season?

ten

200

What is one of Hedy's rules for pitching?

focused on topic, be interesting, be specific, eye contact, show energy, watch volume and speed

300

What does the word "marketing" mean?

when you advertise and sell a product

300

What state did Bette Nesmith Graham work and live in?

Texas

300

Before the microscope people believed in "bad air". What did people believe bad air did?

caused sickness

300

Who were the four judges?

Thomas Edison, Hedy Lamarr, George Washington Carver, Jaque Cousteau

300
Which judge taught is about the omportance of doing our research?

George Washington or Thomas Edison

400

"Of course people lit their homes before the lightbulb, but there were lots of drawbacks to these early sources of light."

What does the italicized word mean?

disadvantages or problems

400

What happened to Louis Braille when he was 3 years old?

he became blind by poking himself in the eye with a tool in his father's workshop

400

What did the Wright brothers make famous?

the airplane

400

Who is Mi-shell?

a turtle

400

Name 3 of the simple machines we studied.

lever, pulley, screw, wedge, wheel and axle

500

"They featured giant raised letters, but were very heavy and not at all practical."

What does the italicized word mean?


useful

500

What was Alexander Fleming known for in his lab?

being sloppy or messy

500

Which invention has a filament:?

the light bulb

500

What made a huge mess last season?

pudding 

500

Give a definition of your favorite wedge skill?

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