General Knowledge
The US currently has 50 states.
-Ms. LaPier
-Mme. Di Maria
-Mr. Irwin
-Ms. Chow
-Ms. Tough
-Mr. Perczyszyn
-Mr. Springett
Unscramble the words:
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Ms. LaPier
What does BEDMAS/PEDMAS stand for?
Brackets/Parenthesis, Exponents, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction.
What sport uses a tall (mostly yellow) y shaped structures as goals.
American Football.
Who invented the light bulb?
Thomas Edison
How many sinks are in our class?
9
Unscramble the word:
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Science
What does GRASS stand for?
Given, Required, Apply, Solve, Statement.
When the opposing team fails to even get a touch on the ball after the ball has been served and is in.
The largest ocean is?
The pacific ocean.
List 3 colours of goggles our class has.
-Blue
-Clear/White
-Green
-Red
Unscramble the word:
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School
What is x equal to?
x*3 = 45-3
14
The Olympics happen every how many years?
4 years.
In what year was the US Declaration of Independence signed?
1776
Where are the cardstock and coloured paper stored inside our classroom?
In the bottom cupboards next to the back-left sink.
Unscramble the words:
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Lab Bench
When doing algebra and you use a letter to represent something, you put a sentence saying what it represents. What is that statement called?
Let statement.
Which famous soccer player is famous for his celebration where he acts cold and shivers.
Cole Palmer
Who was the first woman to a Nobel prize?
Marie Curie.
Where are the microscopes stored in our room?
Top cupboard on the back-left side of the room.
Unscramble the words:
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Last Week of School
How does the way the molecules that make up water are built help the reason why water is the universal solvent. (How does the structure of the water molecules help it be the universal solvent.)
The two hydrogen atoms are both at the top making the molecule structure look like a mickey mouse. Since both atoms are on the stop the bottom is empty. This makes the molecule like a battery with a negative and positive poles. This helps dissolve the solute.
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