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  • How do you know a chemical reaction has happened?
    There are changes in the way it looks, the form, the color, the temperature, or the smell.
  • What does it mean to orbit?
    It means to follow a curved path around something else--like when the moon orbits Earth.
  • What is a Native American pictograph?
    Pictographs are pictures on caves or rock walls that tell a story or depict an important event.
  • There are 4 main directions on a compass that is also used to help with directions on maps. What are those 4 main directions?
    North, South, East, and West
  • How many phases of the moon are there?
    8 lunar phases
  • What is the largest organ on a human body?
    The skin
  • What specific things does a government control? Name 2 of them.
    Currency, imports, exports, and laws
  • What were catapults used for?
    Launching large items--usually for a war.
  • What do the eggs in Easter represent?
    Rebirth and new life
  • How many continents are there?
    7--North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica
  • What type of volcano is shaped like half a ball?
    Dome volcano
  • Who is Helen Keller, and what did she do?
    Helen Keller was a person that was blind and deaf. She was able to learn how to speak, read, and write.
  • What is the scientific method? *Hint: Think back to our first lesson on catapults*
    A system where you make an observation, develop a hypothesis, conduct and experiment, and report your results.
  • Whorl, arch, and loop are the 3 types of what? *Hint, we used ink pads for this lesson*
    Fingerprints
  • How do you say stop and go in Mandarin (Chinese)?
    Zou and ting
  • How many labors did Hercules have to complete in order to be able to return to Olympus?
    12 labors
  • What country did origami originate in?
    Japan
  • What are the main uses of airplanes? Name 2 of them.
    War, cargo, and passenger
  • How do the ears hear the sound?
    Sound travels in waves, and our ears are like microphones that our brain interprets as sound.
  • What can quilts be used for other than just a blanket?
    History, culture, activism, and artistic expression
  • How many bones doe we have in the body?
    206
  • What is geology?
    The study of rocks
  • What is the process in making butter?
    Milk, cream, and then butter
  • What do kidneys filter?
    Blood
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