Arch
Paleontology
Crime
Briges
Hot Air Balloons
100
What shape is an arch
An arch shape
100
What were swimming Dinosaurs considered?
Marine Reptiles
100
Is crime good?
NO!!!!!!!! GRRRRRRRRRRR
100
What are the point of Bridges?
To get over an obstacle that block the way of thing coming through.
100
What is the point of hot air balloons?
Recreational purposes
200
What place on earth has the most arches
ARches National Park, Utah
200
What is the biggest Dinosaur family?
The raptor family
200
What is arson?
A fire crime
200
How do Bridges hold up?
By using a pile and certain materials.
200
how does the fire in a hot air balloon work??(You don't have to say the full answer cuz it's rly long)
The burner mixes liquid propane from pressurised gas tanks with oxygen and ignites it. The pilot pulls a small valve which fires the burner and aims the flame into the mouth of the balloon to heat the air inside. Our balloons have two burners including one which lets propane out more slowly making it quieter.
300
What is the worst Premier League team?
SPurs or Man City
300
Why do birds have oval shaped heads?
Becaues of dinos like the richardoestesia
300
Where is the place that the criminal gets prosecuted?
Court
300
Does a cantilever bridge have a loose end
Yep
300
What Newton's second law? (Btwn it's a algebraic equation)
400
Why are arches used?
To construct Bridges
400
What is the tumor like thing on the tsintaosaurus?
Its called a crest
400
What is the criminal called when he commits a crime inside of a house.
A Burglar
400
Whats a suspension bridge.
A bridges that hold the actual road up with really strong rope.
400
When was the hot air balloon made????
1783
500
What is an Arch?
An arch is a vertically curved structure used for making Bridges.
500
What is a Paleontologist?
Someone who studies dinosaurs.
500
What is a crime?
A crime is something that can be classified as a legal offense.
500
What the longest suspension bridge in the world?
THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE?
500
What is Newton's 3rd law of gravity???
for every action (force) in nature there is an equal and opposite reaction.