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STEM Fun Facts
100

What force pulls objects toward the Earth?

Gravity

100

Engineers solve ________.

Problems

100

True or False: Technology only means computers.

False

100

A bridge is 36 inches long. Another bridge is 4 inches shorter. How long is the second bridge?

32 inches

100

What is the largest planet in our solar system?

Jupiter

200

What are the three states of matter?

Solid, Liquid, Gas

200

What is the first step in the Engineering Design Process?

Ask/Identify the problem

200

Name one piece of technology you use at school.

Chromebook, smartboard, calculator, projector, etc.

200

A marble rolls 15 cm down a ramp and then 18 cm more. How far did it travel?

33 cm

200

What is the fastest land animal? 

Cheetah

300

Will a rock sink or float in water?

Sink

300

Name one material that makes a strong bridge.

Popsicle sticks, wood, metal, or cardboard

300

What do GPS devices use to figure out your location?

Satellites

300

Your team has 24 craft sticks. Four students want the same number. How many does each person get?

6 craft sticks

300

What is the hardest natural substance found on Earth?

Diamond

400

What gas do plants need to grow?

Carbon Dioxide

400

Why do engineers test their designs?

To see what works and what needs improvement.

400

What technology helps doctors look inside your body?

X-Ray or MRI

400

A tower is 48 cm tall. It falls and loses 15 cm of height. How tall is it now?

33 cm

400

What is the largest organ in the human body?

Skin

500

What is the center of our solar system?

Sun

500

What should you do after your first design doesn't work?

Improve or redesign it.

500

Name two technologies that help scientists study weather.

Weather satellites, radar, weather balloons, thermometers, rain gauges, or anemometers.

500

A bridge holds 32 pennies. Another bridge holds twice as many. How many pennies does the second bridge hold?

64 pennies

500

Which scientist is famous for developing the theory of gravity after observing a falling apple?

Sir Isaac Newton