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Moon Phases$100$200$300$400$500$100$200$300$400$500$100$200$300$400$500$100$200$300$400$500$100$200$300$400$500ModelingAn attractive ForceVol./CapacityDay & Night1Round One should contain one Daily Double question. To insert the Daily Double Screen, follow these steps:

1. Select the desired button on this slide by clicking on it. Click on SLIDE SHOW ACTION SETTINGS Make a note of which slide the HYPERLINK is currently set to. In the Action Settings dialogue box, change the HYPERLINK to Daily Double Round 1. Click OK6. Now go to Slide Daily Double Round 1 in this presentation, and follow the directions in the Notes sectionA lunation is the total cycle from one New Moon to the next New Moon.$1001-100A1 - 100What is a lunation?$1001-1001 - 100-2E. All of the above$2001-200A1 - 100What does "waning" mean?Waning Gibbous Moon or Waning Cresent Moon.$3001-300-At what phase is the moon the farthest from the sun?$4001-400$5001-500Why is the third phase of the moon called the "First Quarter Moon"?Give an example of a model we have used in class. What did it"model"?$1002-1001 - 100What did the model of the moonphases help us discover?$2002-200Mt. Nose helped us see a modelof what?$3002-300What model demonstrated the four "main" phases of theearth's orbit around the sun?What are the four stations?$4002-400$5002-500Why is it colder for us in thewinter time?$1003-1001 - 100What is gravity?A. an attractive force between two objectsB. it was discoverred by Sir Isaac NewtonC. it is directly related to the mass of each objectD. it is stronger when the objects are closerE. A-DIs someone's mass the same on Earth and on the Moon?$2003-200$3003-300Would someone's weight change if they went to another planet? Why or why not?$4003-400If the amount of gravity on the Moonis about 1/6 of the gravity on Earth.How much would a 180 pound man weigh on the Moon?$5003-500On top of a tall mountain, you would weigh a little less than if you would on the ground. Why?Why do we have a day and a night?$1004-1001 - 100Which way is the earth rotating?Think about what side of the US the sun "rises" on first.$2004-200When it is 12:45pm, we are going to lunch. What time is it on exactly the oppositeside of the earth and what are theydoing?$3004-300Does the earth rotate slow or fast?$4004-400Why are the days "longer" inthe spring & summer time and the days shorter in the fall & winter time?$5004-500$1005-100What are two formulas for finding volume?1 - 100$2005-200What is the volume of a prism measuring 5 cm long, 4 cm wide and 6 cm high?$3005-300How much water will fit in a plastic 7cm cube?$4005-400The volume of a truck is 250 cubic feet. Its dimensions are 10 ft. long and 5 feet wide. What is its height?48$500

This diagram shows the area (in square meters) that will be excavated for a swimming pool. If the pool will be 3 meters deep, what is the volume of the earth that will be removed?50FinalJeopardy62Your weight changes slightly becauseyou are farther away from the sourceof gravity. Your mass stays the same.$5003-500A1 - 100The earth rotates, therefore,the sun only shines an a fractionof the earth at one time.$1004-100A1 - 100Counter clockwise or toward the east.$2004-200A1 - 10012:45am and they areprobably sleeping.$3004-300A1 - 100FAST! Why does it seems like we aren't even moving?$4004-400A1 - 100The northern hemisphere istilted toward the sun duringour spring/summer. The southernhemisphere is tilted towardthe sun in our fall/winter.$5004-500A1 - 100$1005-100AVolume = length x width x height

Volume = area of base x height1 - 100$2005-200A120 cubic cm1 - 10091.25 days$3005-300A7 cm x 7 cm x 7 cm = 343 cubic cmSince 1 cubic cm holds 1 ml of water, this cube will hold 343 ml.

1 - 100$4005-400A10 ft x 5 ft = 50 square ft., which is the trucks area.Since the volume is 250 cubic feet, 250 divided by 50 = 5 ft high.1 - 100$5005-500AThe area where the pool will be dug is 10 square meters. Since the pool will be 3 meters deep, the volume of the earth to be removed will be 30 cubic meters.

Bonus question: How much water will fill the pool? 30,000 litres1 - 100Pi is equal to the exact fraction of 3.14.$1006-1001 - 100False, Pi is not an exact fraction, but mathematicians suggested that it be rounded to the nearest hundredth.$1006-100A1 - 100Pi is the circumferencedivided by the diameter.True or False$2006-200True$2006-200A1 - 100If a circle has a circumferenceof 100 ft. What is a good estimatefor it's diameter in yards?$3006-30010 or 11 yards$3006-300A1 - 100If you know the radius of a circle. Write a formula that you would useto find the circumference.$4006-400(r x 2) x pi = C$4006-400A1 - 10059If a wheel has a diameter of 1.5 meters.How many rotations wouldthe tire make in one KM?$5006-50060$5006-500A1 - 1001.5 x 3.14 = 4.71m (Circumference)1000 meters / 4.71 meters in on ratation = 212.31 rotations61

Joe and his family have $50 to spend at a restaurant.The members of his family are:Joe, Betty, Gil, and Heather.Here is menu at the restarurant. EntreesPriceChicken Dinner$9.95 Hamburger$5.95 Cheeseburger$6.95 Fish Dinner$8.95 DrinksSoda$1.50 Tea$0.95 Coffee$1.25 Milk$1.00 Desserts Cake$2.50 Pie$1.95 Ice Cream$2.25 Each member of Joe's familyorders one entree, one drink,and one dessert. Determine anorder that is under $50.Teams:Please put down yourwriting tools andwait for furtherinstructions.