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Cool Science Investigation A review of this week’s and previous weeks’ CSI CSI: Jeopardy!

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Page 1: Cool Science Investigation A review of this week’s and previous weeks’ CSI CSI: Jeopardy!

Cool Science Investigation

A review of this week’s and previous weeks’ CSI

CSI:

Jeopardy!

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The Solar System

Resources Boost of Energy

Earth, Moon, or both?

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$100-The Solar System

How many stars are in our solar system?

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$100One…

the sun is the only star in our solar system.

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$200- The Solar System

Which planet is the third rock from the sun?

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$200Earth…

it’s the 3rd planet from the sun.

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$300- The Solar System

What planet has the shortest revolution?

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$300Mercury…

since it’s the closest planet to the sun, it has the

shortest journey to make a complete revolution.

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$400- The Solar System

What is the largest planet in our solar system?

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$400

Jupiter

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$100- Resources

There are 3 inexhaustible resources.

Name 2 of the 3.

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$100Sun

Wind

Waves

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$200-Resources

Most cycles are considered ____?_____ resources.

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$200Renewable…

because they can be used and replaced over a short period of time.

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$300-Resources

What happens if all of the non-renewable resources are used

up?

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$300They’ll be gone

forever.

You use it; you lose it.

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$400-ResourcesWhat should we do

with our

non-renewable resources?

Hint: non rhymes with ….

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$400Conserve

Use them, but not maybe not all the time. Don’t be

wasteful!

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$100-Boost of Energy

What is the source of all energy?

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$100The sun is the source

of all energy.

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$200-Boost of Energy

Name 2 types of energy the sun

produces.

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$200Light

and

heat

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$300-Boost of Energy

You make a complete circuit using wires, a battery, a light bulb,

and a wooden block. Why did the bulb not

light up?

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$300

The wooden block is an insulator.

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$400-Boost of Energy

Conductors allow what kinds of energy to pass through?

(Name 2 of the 3)

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$400

Light

Heat

Sound

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$100-Earth, Moon, or both?

Revolves around a planet

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$100

moonThe moon revolves around

Earth.

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$200-Earth, Moon, or both?

Water can be found here

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$200

EarthThere is no water on the

moon.

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$300-Earth, Moon, or both?

Can make a revolution

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$300Both!

Earth revolves around the sun.

The moon revolves around the Earth.

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$400-Earth, Moon, or both?

Has craters

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$400Both!

Earth Moon

the Barringer Crater in the Arizona desert Messier and Messier A