Air Pressure
What is an isobar?
Smooth, non-intersecting lines on map that represent air pressure over a large region.
How much stuff an object has in a unit volume, gives
Density
which one of this sentences state a claim?
question: Does surface area affect water evaporaction?
1.In a classroom experiment, the wide dish's water level dropped faster over a week
2.Water in a wide, shallow dish evaporates faster than in a narrow, deep glass.
3.A larger surface area exposes more water to air, accelerating evaporation.
2.Water in a wide, shallow dish evaporates faster than in a narrow, deep
What are the different types of climates that occur in the state of New Jersey?
humid subtropical in South Jersey with a humid continental climate in North Jersey
How Many Lunch periods are there?
ex: 2 Lunches
4 Lunch Periods
Since Mrs.Marsh loves to give extra credit
I give you extra points
YOU WON 100 POINTSSSSS
What is atmospheric pressure?
the force exerted on a surface by the mass of the air above it; also called air pressure
Which letter of the alphabet Represents density?
D
Which sentence states reasoning?
Question:How does acid affect tooth enamel?
1.Eggshells (similar to enamel) soaked in soda showed more erosion than those in water.
2.Acid in soda reacts with calcium in enamel, weakening teeth.
3.Acidic liquids like soda erode tooth enamel more than water
2.Acid in soda reacts with calcium in enamel, weakening teeth.
What are the four different types of climates?
Equatorial, tropical, temperate and polar.
What is the FULL name of McManus
Myles Joesph Mcmanus Middle School
(HAVE TO GET FULL NAME EXACTLY. NO WRONG SPELLING)
Mrs.Marsh’s first name is?
Nicole
What is equilibrium?
when air moves from an area of high pressure to one of low pressure, making the air density equal
What two measurements need to be made to calculate density?
We can calculate an object's density by comparing its mass (M) to its volume (V
Which sentence states evidence
Question:Which material is a better insulator, wool or cotton?
1.In an experiment, a wool-wrapped beaker retained heat longer than a cotton-wrapped one.
2.Wool is a better insulator than cotton
3.Wool’s thicker fibers trap air better, preventing heat escape
1.In an experiment, a wool-wrapped beaker retained heat longer than a cotton-wrapped one.
How do clouds form?
when the invisible water vapor in the air condenses into visible water droplets or ice crystals
How many bathrooms at McManus
6 bathroom
2 down floor
2 sixth grade side
2 eighth grade side
How many kid or kids does Mrs.Marsh have?
two kids
one daughter
one son
what causes differences in air pressure?
uneven heating of the earth's surface
Density is given by?
Density=mass/volume
What is a claim,evidence,and reasoning?
MUST GET ALL 3 CORRECT TO RECEIVE POINTS.
Claim: an opinion or belief someone has
Evidence:anything that can be used to prove their claim
Reasoning:the ability to assess things rationally by applying logic based on new or existing information when making a decision or solving a problem.
What do you call a person who studies weather
Meteorologist
The Names of our LADY security guards
Mrs.Yolanda
Mrs.Sunshine
How old is Mrs.Marsh?
40 years old
What is Kinetic Energy?
energy of motion
What is the difference between density and weight
The difference between density and weight is that density quantifies how much mass is contained within a given volume. On the other hand, weight measures the force exerted on an object due to gravity, reflecting the gravitational pull on its mass
1.What is radiation?
2.An example of "Radiation" is?
The transfer of electromagnetic energy through space.
Ex:The sun's rays or the heat from a fire.
what do you call the average weather and precipitation over a long period of time
Climate
What are the names of our two female secretaries at the main office
Heather Sullivan
Sara Santiago
(First name counts)
How other grades did Mrs.Marsh Teach
(name specific ones)
Sixth,Seventh,and Eighth Grade
What is Elevation above sea level
altitude
Which statement is true of two objects with the same density?
1.They have the same mass
2.They have the same length to width ratio
3.They have the same mass to volume ratio
4.They have the same volume
3.They have the same mass to volume ratio
1.What is "Conduction" ?
2.An example of "Conduction" is?
The transfer of energy as heat goes through a material that is in contact with another material.
Sunlight warms the ground which burns your feet on a hot day
What does DNA stand for?
DNA stands for deoxyribonucleic (dee-OK-see-ri-bo-new-klee-ik) acid. It is the genetic information inside the cells of the body that helps make people who they are.
The superintendent and a previous McManus Principal
Atiya Y. Perkins
What other subjects did Mrs.Marsh teach apart from science
(specific subject)
Math, Ela, and History
An instrument used to measure changes in air pressure
Barometer
BONUS POINTS: ONE PERSON FROM YOUR TEAM GOES UP TO THE FRONT OF THE CLASS AND DOES A DANCE FOR 30 SECS. PUNISHMENT: YOU GET POINTS REMOVED AND IT GOES TO THE OTHER TEAM
congratzs if you did it and if you didn’t oh well
What is "Convection"?
What is an example of "Convection" ?
The transfer of energy through the movement of mater. Generally from hot to cold.
The movement of air within a room.
The concept of gravity was discovered by which famous physicist
Issac Newton
The Name of the other Linden Middle School
Joseph E. Soehl Middle School
Soehl Middle School (counts as full point)
Mrs.Marsh‘s favorite science word is?
equilibrium
An instrument used to measure changes in air pressure
Density
What does M/V stand for?
Mass:
Volume:
How does "conduction" transfer heat energy?
Through heated particles gaining more energy, and transfer some of their energy to cooler particles. Heat moves from the hot end of the substance to the cooler end.
What is the hardest natural substance on Earth?
Diamond is the hardest substance found on earth in so many natural form
How many winter sports are there
Ex: boys and girls tennis, boys and girls track
must name all sports
Cheerleading
Basketball
Wrestling
Mrs.Marsh’s hardest part about being a teacher
What will be the velocity of wind when the pressure gradient is steep?
High
how can density be important in everyday life
Density affects everyday life in many ways, such as how clouds float at different altitudes, why an object floats or sinks in water, and how gases move in Earth's atmosphere
How is Heat Transferred?
(THINK HARD)
Heat can flow from one place to another in many ways. The following are many heat transfer modes:
How many elements is on the periodic table
118 known to us
Who is McManus named after
(who is Myles J McManus?)
Myles J McManus was the Democratic Mayor of Linden, New Jersey from 1933 to 1943
What did Mrs.Marsh want to be when she was younger?
pediatric nurse