Transcript Shoot Out A game of mental skill and science agility!

Shoot Out
A game of
mental skill and
science agility!
How to Play
1. Divide into 2 teams. Assign one person in
each team to be the score keeper. Assign
another person in your team to be your coach.
The coach is the person who will give your
team’s answers.
2. Your teacher will decide which team will get to
shoot first. (It will probably be the quieter team.)
3. When it is your team’s turn, you will read a
question on the screen. Your team must decide
on an answer together and then your coach
will tell the referee (your teacher) your answer.
How to Play
4. The referee will tell your team if your answer is
correct or incorrect. If your team’s answer is
correct, you will receive 2 or 3 points
depending on the question you selected. The
score keeper must keep track of your team’s
score.
5. If your team’s answer is incorrect,
the other team can steal the ball
from you by correctly
answering your question for
DOUBLE the points.
Shoot Out
2 point shots
2 point shots
3 point shots
3 point shots
Question A
Question E
Question I
Question M
Question B
Question F
Question J
Question N
Question C
Question G
Question K
Question O
Question D
Question H
Question L
Question P
2 points
Question A
Name the three states
of matter.
Question A Answer
The answer is:
solid, liquid, and gas
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2 points
Question B
Name two ways that we
can change matter.
Question B Answer
The answer is:
melting it, freezing it,
heating it, etc.
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2 points
Question C
What is the definition of
mass?
Question C Answer
The answer is:
Mass is the amount of
matter in an object.
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Shoot Out board.
2 points
Question D
What is the name of the unit
of measure we use to find
mass?
Question D Answer
The answer is:
gram
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2 points
Question E
What is the definition of
volume?
Question E Answer
The answer is:
Volume is the amount of
space matter takes up.
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to return to the
Shoot Out board.
2 points
Question F
What scientific tool is used to
find the mass of an object?
Question F Answer
The answer is:
a balance
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Shoot Out board.
2 points
Question G
What is the first step in
using a balance scale?
Question G Answer
The answer is:
Balance the sides so the
pointer lines up with the
center mark.
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2 points
Question H
Which state of matter has
mass, volume, and its own
shape?
Question H Answer
The answer is:
solid
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3 points
Question I
What is the last step in
using a balance scale?
Question I Answer
The answer is:
Add up the grams to find
the mass of the object.
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3 points
Question J
What is the name of the unit
of measure we use to find
volume?
Question J Answer
The answer is:
milliliters
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Shoot Out board.
3 points
Question K
To measure with a balance scale,
what should you do after you
have put an object in one of the
balance cups?
Question K Answer
The answer is:
Put grams in the other cup
until the 2 sides balance.
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Shoot Out board.
3 points
Question L
What state of matter do the
particles move around the
most and are least tightly
packed?
Question L Answer
The answer is:
gas
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3 points
Question M
Define the word
science.
Question M Answer
The answer is:
Science is a way we learn
about our world.
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3 points
Question N
What state or states of
matter have mass, volume,
and take the shape of its
container?
Question N Answer
The answer is:
liquid and gas
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3 points
Question O
What instrument is used to
measure volume?
Question O Answer
The answer is:
a graduated cylinder
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3 points
Question P
What do we call a person
who studies the world to
explain how and why things
happen?
Question P Answer
The answer is:
a scientist
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