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What does friction do?
What is an antibiotic?
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What is an antibiotic?
an experiment
a prototype
a bad attitude
a drug
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What does friction do?
stops objects
speeds up objects
pulls objects together
pushes objects away
3
What is the term for a long time without rain?
rainless
drought
flood
waterless
4
What term describes someone who keeps going, even when challenged?
curious
persistent
creative
empathetic
5
Which question is often asked by creative people?
Why?
How?
What if?
When?
6
Which attitude is part of resilience?
You do not give up.
You don't like change.
You are always happy.
You are afraid of mistakes.
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Who discovered penicillin?
Felix Hoffman
Alexander Fleming
Edward Jenner
Jonas Salk
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What is empathy?
designing solutions to problems
having a positive attitude
a feeling of sadness
the ability to care about someone
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What is a mindset?
a personal attitude toward something
making a decision
an idea that grows into a plan
helping the brain grow
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What does someone with a fixed mindset think?
Failure leads to growth.
Challenges are too hard.
Change is positive.
Change is positive.
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How does the brain solve problems?
Problems become harder.
Brain cells communicate.
It grows larger over time.
Sunlight is used as energy.
12
What problem did Marie Curie solve during World War 1?
Paris was invaded by the Germans.
Injured soldiers needed x-ray exams.
Women were not allowed to drive.
The allies could not communicate.
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Which term means wondering about the world?
communication
collaboration
cautious
curious
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What is a prototype?
a positive attitude
the first model of something.
a way to invent technology
the best mindset to habe
15
Which type of fruit helps soil hold water?
tropical
berry
melon
citrus
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When was the wheel invented?
4500-3300 B.C.E.
1000-1200 C.E.
1500-1700 C.E.
2000-1300 B.C.E.
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How did William Kamkwamba learn about windmills?
by reading books
by observing windmills
from a television program
from a schoolteacher
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What makes the brain grow stronger?
watering
learning
moving
resting
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What is a famine?
a npayment for school
a long time without rain
a special type of windmill
a shortage of food
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Which attitude is part of a growth mindset?
learning from mistakes
being afraid of changes
becoming discouraged
not trying new things
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What makes muscles grow stronger?
learning
resting
moving
watering
