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Why can't we use most of our groundwater?
it is polluted
Most of our fresh water (95%) is used for what three things?
food, clothes, energy
What should you do to the faucet while you brush your teeth?
turn it off
What does the Hubbard Glacier do to rocks as it flows?
carves them
In what country can you find the Asmat Swamp?
Indonesia
What do we call water that is above ground like in lakes and rivers?
surface water
What are the three famous "wet places" mentioned in the text? (SB 62-63)
Dead Sea, Hubbard Glacier and Asmat Swamp
True or False: Earth has more water now than it did a million years ago.
False (it has the same amount)
What percentage of the Earth's water is salt water?
97.5% (or 97 and a half percent)
Which is better for saving water: a bath or a shower?
shower
If you leave a faucet running how many liters do you waste per minute?
11 liters
How many liters of water does it take to produce one T-shirt?
2700 liters
About what percentage of the world's fresh water can humans actually drink?
1%
Besides providing homes for animals what do wetlands control?
floods
What kind of dragons live in the Asmat Swamp?
Komodo dragons
What percentage of the Earth's fresh water is frozen?
70%
Where is the Hubbard Glacier located?
North America
What is the world's deepest saltwater lake?
Dead Sea
How many times saltier is the Dead Sea than the ocean?
8 times
What percentage of the Earth is covered by water?
75%
Your "water _______" is the total amount of water you use every day.
footprint
Water that exists in the sky as a gas is called water...?
vapor
What do we call water that is under the ground?
groundwater
Most of the Earth's fresh water is frozen as...?
ice
To cut or shape something like rock or wood over a long time is to...?
carve
A _______ is a wetland area that is home to crocodiles and sea snakes.
swamp
What do you call water that is not salty?
fresh water
What is the name of the metal tool used to turn water on and off?
faucet
To let something sit in water for a long time is to _______ it.
soak
Water that comes out of a faucet is called _______ water.
running
What do you call the hole where water goes down in a sink or bathtub?
drain
When you use more water than you actually need you _______ it.
waste
To use something carefully so you don't run out is to...?
save
A faucet that lets drops of water fall out is called a...?
leak
What verb describes how plants in a swamp clean dirty water?
filter
What is the name of the swamp in Indonesia home to Komodo dragons?
Asmat Swamp
To stay on top of water without sinking is to...?
float
What word describes a large body of ice that flows slowly?
glacier
Which saltwater lake is located 400 meters below sea level?
Dead Sea
What is the word for a place where water falls over a cliff?
waterfall
How much water does it take to make one t-shirt?
2,700 liters
What is our water footprint?
the total amount of water we use
How much of the world's freshwater can we actually drink?
only 1%
What do we call water in the sky?
water vapor
Water from the shower goes down the _______.
drain
We went wild camping, so we didn't have ___________.
running water
Faucets that _________ waste a lot of fresh water.
leak
Use the handle to turn off the _______ while you brush your teeth.
faucet
If you could visit the Dead Sea, the Hubbard Glacier or the Asmat Swamp, which one would you like to visit and why?
I would like to visit the... because...
What is it?
It's a glacier.
What is it doing?
It is floating.
What type of water is in the ocean?
salt water
What is it?
It's a waterfall.
What is the girl doing? Is she saving or wasting water? Explain why.
She is brushing her teeth. She is saving water because the faucet is turned off.
What problems happen when the sea level goes up?
How can we keep lakes and seas clean?
What can happen to cities when the sea level becomes higher?
What animals live in a swamp or near water?
Why is it bad when people waste fresh water?
How does ice from a glacier change into water?
What happens to rivers and streams when there is no rain?
Why should we filter water before drinking it?
Tell me something you know about Danny MacAskill.
born in Scotland, a skillful cyclists, rides trains on bicycles, has broken 12 helmets, viral video made him famous
What does 'height' mean?
How high something is
What does 'injuries' mean?
Hurts or damage to the body
What does 'strength' mean?
The power of your body
What does 'crash' mean in extreme sports?
To fall or hit something hard
Why should you check your bicycle brakes?
So you can stop quickly and stay safe
What should BMX riders wear to protect their head?
a helmet
Which word means 'to stop quickly on a bike'?
brake
What is a 'lifejacket' used for?
Help float in water
What does 'equipment' mean?
The tools you need for a sport
What does 'flip' mean in extreme sports?
To jump and turn in the air
Hang-gliding accidents usually happen when people _____.
Land
What does BMX stand for?
Bicycle Motocross
How fast can extreme skiiers go?
240 km/h
What extreme sport do you want to try? Why?
What extreme sport do you want to try? Why?
I want to try ________________ because ______________.
What extreme sport do you want to try? Why?
I want to try ________________ because ______________.
What do you know about Bethany Hamilton? Tell me at least two things.
She is a surfer. She is from Hawaii. She was attacked by a shark. She lost her left arm. She still surfs. She has written a book.
What happened to him?
He hurt himself. He has an injury.
What is this person doing? Tell me something about that sport.
They are kitesurfing. It's a new kind of surfing. They travel across water at 55 km/h. You need to have a lot of strength in your arms to kitesurf.
What is this person doing? Tell me something about that sport.
They are hang-gliding. It is one of the most popular extreme sports. The equipment is expensive.  Sometimes people have injuries when they land.
What is this person doing? Tell me something about that sport.
They are doing/riding motocross. They are dirt-biking. They do jumps and ride in the dirt.
What is shown in the picture?
They are riding BMX. People flip in the air. It stands for bicycle motocross.
What are these people doing? Tell me something about that sport.
They are skiing. Some reach speeds of 240 km/h. Some fly the length of two football fields before they land. It's a winter sport. It's done in the snow.
What is shown in the picture? What 3 things can this person wear for protection?
skateboarding / They can wear a helmet, elbow pads and knee pads.
Who is this? What is she doing?
This is Bethany Hamilton. She is surfing.
If you practice water sports, you might fall in the water! What should you wear to protect yourself even if you know how to swim?
You should wear a life jacket.
What is shown in the picture?
brakes
What is shown in the picture?
a knee pad
What is shown in the picture?
an elbow pad
What is shown in the picture?
a helmet
What is he doing?
a flip
How many cups of chocolate did the Aztec ruler Moctezuma drink every day?
He drank 50 cups of chocolate every day!
What did the Mayas and Aztecs use as currency?
They used chocolate seeds.
How do you make a chocolate milkshake?
You put ice cream, milk and chocolate (or cocoa) into a blender and mix it well.
What is this?
It's caramel.
What is this?
It's a milkshake.
How did the Aztecs and Mayas consume their chocolate?
They drank it!
Who brought chocolate back to Spain?
Christopher Columbus brought chocolate back to Spain.
Tell me something you know about the origin of chocolate.
...
Where does chocolate come from?
It comes from the cacao tree.
What do people add to chocolate to make it taste better? Tell me three things.
They (People). add sugar, vanilla, spices, cinnamon, etc.
What was found inside King Tut's tomb?
King Tut's mummy, hundreds of gold objects, over 3.000 pieces of treasure
When was King Tut's tomb found?
It was found in 1922.
Who discovered King Tut's tomb?
Howard Carter discovered it.
What was the possible cause of King Tut's death?
broken bones in the skull / a broken leg / malaria
What was King Tut buried with?
He was buried with all the objects he would need in his next life.
In what year did King Tut die?
He died in 1323 BCE.
How old was Tut when he became the king?
He was nine years old when he became the king.
Tell me two things you know about King Tut.
...
What are two things you might discover in a ruler’s tomb?
You might discover treasure, gold, a mummy, and/or artifacts in a tomb.
Would you like to be a rich ruler with lots of treasure? Why or why not?
Yes, I would because... / No, I wouldn't because...
What is one thing we don’t know about the mummy from Peru?
The cause of her death or why men were buried with her.
What kinds of tattoos did the mummy in Peru have?
Tattoos of snakes and spiders.
About how many terracotta statues were found in China?
More than 6,000 statues were found
Who was the Chinese ruler that had the statues made?
Qin Shihuang.
Where were the terra-cotta statues found?
They were found in a tomb in China.
What does beautifully preserved mean?
It means kept in very good condition for a long time.
What famous archaeological site in the world would you like to visit?  Why?
I would like to visit _____  because _______.
What does ruler mean?
A person who leads or controls a country.
What is a tomb?
A large grave or place where someone is buried.
Can you see an eyelash mite with just your eyes?
No you need a microscope.
What do we call the tiny things that make up our skin that mites eat?
Cells.
What does the seahorse use to "grab" food?
Its long thin tail.
How many different habitats did the photographer use for his cube?
Five habitats.
An animal that looks very different or "weird" is...
Strange.
A ladybug has many circles on its back. It is...
Spotted.
What do we call a fully grown animal?
An adult.
If an animal has a sharp end on its tail the tail is...
Pointed.
An animal with soft hair is...
Furry.
If an animal is very small it is...
Tiny.
What is a "species"?
A kind of animal.
What is another word for "to watch"?
To observe.
What does "biodiversity" mean?
The variety of life on Earth.
Which place had the most biodiversity in the project?
The coral reef.
How many species of animals are on Earth?
About 1.5 million.
What percentage of the world's species are insects?
80 percent.
How big was the transparent octopus found in the project?
The size of a fingernail.
What is a transparent octopus?
An octopus you can see through.
How long did the photographer watch the cube in each place?
Three weeks.
How big is the green metal cube?
It is 12 inches by 12 inches by 12 inches.
Who is the photographer for "One Cubic Foot"?
David Liittschwager.
What is the "One Cubic Foot" project?
A project to see how many creatures live in a small space.
When do eyelash mites crawl around our skin?
They crawl around at night.
True or False: Eyelash mites are very rare.
False. They are very common.
What do eyelash mites eat?
They eat dead skin cells.
Where do eyelash mites live?
They live on our eyelashes.
How long is an eyelash mite?
0.3 millimeters.
What tool do you need to see an eyelash mite?
A microscope.
How many times a second can a hummingbird move its wings?
Eighty times a second.
Which is bigger: the male or female bee hummingbird?
The female is bigger.
How long is a male bee hummingbird?
It is 5.5 centimeters long.
What is special about male seahorses?
They have the babies.
How does the pygmy seahorse hide?
It uses camouflage.
Where does the pygmy seahorse live?
It lives in warm water near coral.
If you want a robot to look at your school assignments, you should say:
 
I would program my robot to explain my homework to me.
 
I would program it to teach my homework.
 
I would program it to write my homework.
 
I would program a robot to answer my homework.
What do fly-bots do according to the text?
 
Walk upside down on the ceiling
 
Jump over huge obstacles
 
Crawl into cracks in the ground
 
Bring you a drink in the pool
Complete the sentence: "The snake-bot can crawl ______ the rocks."
 
over
 
off
 
under
 
inside
Which of these is a complete, correct sentence?
 
We use robots underwater because the work is too dangerous.
 
Because underwater is too dangerous.
 
To do dangerous tasks that we cannot do.
 
Because we want to see some animals.
What does the book say a "mole" robot is designed to do on Mars?
 
Dig into the surface and send back temperature information
 
Fight fires and clean drains
 
Crawl over rocks without tripping
 
Eat mites and germs
Fix the sentence: "The 3 environments are space, land, and underwater."
 
It is already perfect!
 
It needs more adjectives.
 
It has a preposition error.
 
"Underwater" should be "water".
What is the correct preposition to use with the word "land"?
 
on land
 
in land
 
at land
 
to land
Choose the correct conditional sentence frame:
 
I would program my robot to help me do my homework.
 
I will program the robot to help me do the homework.
 
I want a robot that can help me to write my homework.
What do Nanobots do? Choose the best answer.
 
They eat mites and germs.
 
They help you eat mites and germs.
 
They go inside our body and eat the germ.
 
They help us walk our dog.
According to the textbook, what is the Water Runner programmed to do one day?
 
Bring you a drink while you float in the pool
 
Cross the water and catch a fish
 
Clean the sea
 
Search information under the ground
Which robot from the book is designed to crawl over rocks and enter cracks in the ground?
 
The Snake-bot
 
The Water Runner
 
The Frog-bot
 
The Nanobot
Why do we use robots underwater?
 
We use them because underwater tasks are too dangerous.
 
Because we want to see some animals underwater
 
Because it is too complex for humans
 
We use them because they are mobile
Fix the error: "People use robots at space, underwater, and Earth."
 
People use robots in space, on land, and underwater.
 
People use robots on space, underwater, and on land.
 
People use robots at space, land, and underwater.
 
People use robots in space, land, and underwater.
Which features does the real robot Sophia actually have?
 
Facial recognition and mechanical legs
 
Chemical arms and lasers
 
A head and two legs
 
Feet and airs
Complete the sentence: "Sophia _______ voice recognition."
 
has
 
have
 
having
 
is have
What is the correct way to say the robot's name?
 
This robot is called Sophia.
 
This robot name is call Sophia.
 
She is the Sophia.
 
Its name is call Sophia.