Basic Terminology
The study of how things are composed
What is Chemistry?
This is where students who need to check for assignments should look.
What is the pick-up/do-now bin?
A part of your uniform, these have to be on always outside, but off whenever you are inside.
What are covers?
He.
What is helium?
Finish the lyric "Twenty-one, can you do....".
What is "something for me"?
You get this when you divide mass by volume
What is density?
T/F: You can choose your own seats
What is false?
This nautical brake is our school logo.
What is an anchor?
K.
What is potassium?
He's bad, a clean crook, and arguably the King of Pop.
Who is Michael Jackson?
These are the subatomic pieces that make up one atom
What are proton, neutron and electron?
You can have this many tardies before a write up.
What is three?
"Orecchie" is the Italian translation for this command, that should be followed with "open sir".
What is "ears"?
Au.
What is Gold?
Some say this artist only found success because of his "humble" older cousin.
Who is Baby Keem?
These almost royal nonmetals are always located on the right-most column of a periodic table
What are the Noble Gasses?
T/F: You can sit before muster is taken
What is false?
Thanks to our Navy nature, this ship prison is where you should expect to be after acting wildly.
What is the Brig?
As.
What is arsenic?
A concert would be for 45 cents if it only featured these 2 artists.
Who are .50 Cent and Nickelback?
This type of bond is quite recognizable as it always joins a metal and nonmetal element together
What is an ionic bond?
You are supposed to be at this when you first get to your seats.
What is at attention?
Every Friday you get to wear sweats thanks to this ambiguous acronym.
What is "PT"?
Mn.
What is Manganese?
This artist has no one to look up to and take after, especially when he is in his own version of a "dream" town.
Who is J. Cole?