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Bondar On Ice
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Climate Change, ice, water and science general trivia game.
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1
Ice Hockey, by birth and upbringing a Canadian sport, is an offshoot of
Cricket
Field Hockey
Rugby
2
This regulates the temperature of the human body.
water
the temperature from the sun
heat in the air
the food we eat
3
What's the name of the lower atmosphere that contains the greenhouse gases?
Troposhere
mesosphere
stratosphere
Atmosphere
4
Ice sheets and glaciers cover about 10 percent of the world's land today.
False
True
5
Water regulates the earth's temperature.
False
True
6
As the greenhouse effect gets stronger, more heat gets trapped on Earth,increasing temperatures
True
False
7
Ice sculptures are usually made using the following art techniques
All of the above
carving
scraping
adding on snow
8
Frank Zamboni invented this in the 1940s to fix the surface at the Iceland Skating Rink in Cali
Zamboni
Skiis
Slushy Machine
9
The thing we throw when we curl is called a
stone
block
pebble
10
Water changes state and turns to gas when the temperature is
98C
85C
100C
11
The particles in liquids are
fairly loosely packed with some attraction between them
fairly close together with some attraction between them
fairly close together with strong attraction between them
12
To calculate the area of a rectangle we use the formula
length × width
2(basexheight)
4s
13
Which of the following is not a clue about climate change, as indicated in the previous picture
Damage to coral reefs
Changes in life cycle patterns
Thawing permafrost
A decrease in available water
14
Examine this picture until the time runs out. Click 'True' when the time is over.
True
False
15
Curling was invented in
Scotland
Russia
Sweden
Iceland
16
Parts of the atmosphere(water vapour,carbon dioxide,methane)contribute to the greenhouse effect
False
True
17
The images below show the particle theory states in the following order
liquid, gas, solid
liquid, solid, gas
gas, liquid, solid
solid, liquid, gas
18
The Particle Theory of Matter states
all matter consists of many, very small particles
all matter is a molecule
all matter has atoms
all matter consists of particles that shrink and grow
19
Greenhouses are designed to grow plants during our winters. They're designed to
capture heat from outside and keep things cool
draw light from the sun inside and keep heat energy in
trap cold energy outside
make plants grow more quickly
20
In experiments about precipitation, lemon juice can sometimes be used
to simulate acid rain
to simulate acid
to simulate pollution
21
Canada is the world leader in this sport and has won 27 out of 42 Men's World Championships
Curling
Skiing
Hockey
22
This painting is called 'Convergence' and will inspire our ice paintings. The artist is
Vincent van Gogh
Jackson Pollock
Picasso
23
On Thursday we will be making this icy treat!
Ice Cream
Freezies
Slushies
24
Scientists think penguins in Antarctica are dying, possibly due to
climate change
an increase in predators who eat them
disease
25
The particles on a solid are
held tightly and packed closely together
are loosely connected
are packed tightly together and are not strongly attracted
26
Human brains are
50% cells
75% water
60% water
60% cells
27
This video shows the famous Ice Hotel in Quebec. This hotel is called
Le Igloo
Hotel de Glace
Hotel en Glace
28
The Particle Theory states that matter can be
made up of particles
solid, liquid, gas
solid, liquid, gas, sublimation
29
Polar ice caps, glaciers and icebergs contain how much of the world's fresh water.:
75%
60%
50%
35%
30
The overall amount of water on our planet has remained the same for two billion years.
True
False
31
This percentage of the world does not have access to clean drinking water
15%
25%
20%
10%
32
The greenhouse effect traps heat in the atmosphere to keep the Earth warm.
True
False
33
To calculate the volume of a square we use the formula
side2
2(Length x Width)
s+s+s+s
34
In Canada curling is as popular as ice hockey.
False
True
