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1st Science Cartoons/Memes Quiz
1st Science Cartoons/Memes Quiz
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Analyzing/interpreting a wide variety of science cartoons/memes from throughout the year
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1
Which substance is seen here:
C
Silicon
C6H12O6
H2O
2
Concept:
Day vs. Night
Mars is slow
Rotation
Revolution
3
What does this cartoon teach you?
Atoms that lose electrons become negative.
Atoms can't make up their "minds."
Atoms that lose electrons become positively charged.
Electrons have a positive charge.
4
Archimedes concept seen here:
Density
Objects can't occupy same space
Water is wet
Fish eats marble and cat will eat fish
5
Answer the question:
Batman
Gravity
Science
Bill Nye
6
Concept:
Dark matter is far away
Astronomers are dumb
Larger telescopes allow us to see dark matter
Dark matter is not visible
7
What does the cartoon teach you?
Plants need attention too!
Photosynthesis
CO2 and H2O are products
Plants need glucose and oxygen
8
Which choice best describes this cartoon?
Monster!
Gravity in action!
The Dark Side!
An alien is eating!
9
What is "seen?" LOL!
Sleeping treasure
Goldfish
Seafood is expensive
A "u" fish
10
What is the cartoon telling you?
Freezing is 0 Celsius or 32 Fahrenheit
Heat is hot.
Boys are warm-blooded and girls are cold-blooded.
"Coldness" is not real
11
Based on the cartoon, which choice is true?
Love is found in Chemistry!
Group 1 elements do NOT form compounds with each other.
Group 1 is NOT attracted to Group 17.
Group 1 is attracted to Group 18
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Cause:
Summer is here!
Global Warming
Ice Fishing
Melting
13
Which choice best describes the cartoon?
New elements are discovered all the time.
Elements have certain characteristics.
Fake elements really exist.
Only some elements are popular.
14
What is meant by this cartoon?
H2O (l) --> H2O (g)
We're running out of water!
Water is alive and can die
Global Warming
15
True or False:
True
False