Motion, Engines, & Flight
Ecology
Electricity & Magnetism
Oceanography
Nutrition

Wilderness Survival Skills
First Aid
Plants
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100

What two forces help create movement?

Gravity & Friction

100

What is ecology?

Ecology is the study of the relationship between living things and their environment.

100

What causes electrically charged objects either to attract or repel?

Different charges. Oppostes attract.

100

What do we call the tiny floating plants and animals that live in the ocean?

Plankton

100
According to the MyPlate model, we should eat the most of this category of food.

Vegetables

100

What is the Rule of Threes?

You can survive:

3 minutes without air

3 hours without shelter in a harsh environment

3 days without water

3 weeks without food

100

When someone is seriously injured, what is the first thing you should do?

Call 911


100

What is the chemical process whereby plants produce food inside their leaves?

Photosynthesis


100

We learned a great question to ask ourselves before eating something. What is it?

Would my great grandmother eat this?

200

What does the 1st Law of Motion explain?

Inertia

An object at rest stays at rest until a force (a push or a pull) acts upon it.

200

What do we call the job each organism fills within its community?

Its niche.

200

What is electricity?

Electricity is a form of energy created by the movement of tiny particles called electrons.

200

What are crustaceans, and how do they grow?

Shrimp, Crabs, Lobsters

Animals with jointed legs and segmented bodies that grow by molting, which means they spilt open and shed their exoskeletons so a bigger one can form.

200

Food packages are designed to sell, but nutrition labels are designed to __________.

Inform


200

List the five main survival priorities. 

Safety, shelter, fire, water, food in that order.

200

What are two signs that a cut might need stitches?

It's long and deep (size).

Open and gaping

Continues to bleed after 10 minutes

See yellow fat

Where the cut is located (face, hands, joints)

200

What is the pigment that gives plants their green coloring?

Chlorophyll

200

What is the best survival tool you have?

Your brain.


300

What is needed for combustion?

Oxygen + air/fuel/heat = spark/burning

300

What are the 3 limiting factors of an animal's habitat?

Food, Water, Shelter

300

What is electricity that flows continuously called?

Current Electricity

300

How do sea stars eat?

Using its tube feet, a starfish with long rays can grasp a bivalve, pull apart the two shells, then push its stomach inside the shell to digest the bivalve's soft body.

300

Where does digestion begin?

In the mouth.

300

What does S.T.O.P. stand for?

  • S — Stop
    Don’t panic or keep wandering. 
  • T — Think
    Calm down & carefully think about your choices.
  • O — Observe
    Notice your surroundings, weather...
  • P — Plan
    Make a smart plan before taking action, such as finding shelter, signaling for help, or conserving energy.
300

What does R.I.C.E. stand for and when do you use it?

Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevate

Injuries like sprains and strains.

300

What is the food plants need to live?

Glucose (hydrogen + carbon dioxide = sugar)

300

Why do we pray first before starting class?

When we pray first, it helps put our hearts, minds, and priorities in the right place before we face the day. When we pray first everything else falls into order.

400

What are the four forces of flight that must be controlled to enable an airplane to fly?

Lift, Gravity, Drag, & Thrust

400

What are the four basic resources every habitat must have?

Air, Soil, Water, Food

400

What unit is used to measure electrical current?

Amperes or "Amps"

400

What do we call the study of fish?

Ichthyology

400

What should we look for on a nutrition label and avoid?

Added Sugar

Trans Fat (partially hydrogenated oil)

400

If you had no whistle or mirror, what materials in nature could you use to create a signal for rescuers?

smokey fire (add green branches to a fire)

large SOS sign

acorn whistle

400

What do we call the tight band made from a cloth and a stick used on an arm or a leg to stop life-threatening bleeding?

Tourniquet 

400

What are the three main structural parts of a leaf?

Stem, Veins, Midrib

400

If you count 15 seconds between a flash of lightening and the thunder, how far away is the lightening?

15 ÷ 5 ≈ 3 miles away

If the time between lightning and thunder is 30 seconds or less, the storm is close enough to be dangerous, and you should go indoors right away.  

500

What part of an internal combustion engine moves up and down to push burned gases out of the exhaust valve, while its motion is turned into spinning power to make a car or plane move?

Piston

500

What is an riparian buffer?


A strip of land with grass, bushes, or trees next to a river, lake, or stream that helps protect the water from pollution and damage caused by farms or cities.

500

What makes a circuit complex? 

A complex circuit has more than one type of connection (series or parallel parts). 

500

How is a squid similar to a plane?

Both use jet propulsion to move.

500

What are villi?

Tiny finger like bumps in the small intestine that absorb nutrients.

500

Describe how to build a debris hut.

1. Find a main pole.

2.Set up the frame.

3. Add the ribs.

4. Stack the debris

5. Fill the inside.

500

What is epinephrine? 

Epi Pen: a lifesaving emergency medication used to stop a life-threatening allergic reaction

500

What are plants that never touch the ground called?

Epiphytes (vanilla, Spanish moss)


500

Name the mysterious creature who survives on coffee and rewards her students with stickers and candy bars.

Mrs. Fields