3.1 Group Challenge

Last updated almost 5 years ago

15 questions

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3.1 Group Challenge

Last updated almost 5 years ago

15 questions

Choose one team member to complete these tasks and share their screen with others! You can go in any order, but must work together. This is a challenge to get to know each other and practice communicating.
You may use the internet to help you answer questions, but you have limited time to finish as much as you can.

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REQUIRED - breakout room #

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List your group members in order of their birthday. (January - December)

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Choose a mascot for your team. It can be a plant, animal, or other natural being.

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Take a screenshot of everyone with their cameras on - you must all be doing the same thing. Dance move? Silly face?

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Yipeee! Your group gets a free weeklong vacation to anywhere in the world, but you have to choose one place you all agree on. Where will you go?

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Find an interesting or unusual food you all love.

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Name three renewable sources of energy.

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When it comes to climate change, what is one question your group has? (What is one thing you hope we learn about in this unit? Feel free to write more than one.)

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Name your biggest pet peeve when it comes to group work.

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What do you think the biggest challenge will be for your group? (Staying focused? Getting everyone to participate? Being respectful?)

Choose one team member to complete these tasks and share their screen with others! You can go in any order, but must work together. This is a challenge to get to know each other and practice communicating.
You may use the internet to help you answer questions, but you have limited time to finish as much as you can.

REQUIRED - breakout room #

List your group members in order of their birthday. (January - December)

Choose a mascot for your team. It can be a plant, animal, or other natural being.

Take a screenshot of everyone with their cameras on - you must all be doing the same thing. Dance move? Silly face?

Yipeee! Your group gets a free weeklong vacation to anywhere in the world, but you have to choose one place you all agree on. Where will you go?

Find an interesting or unusual food you all love.

Which best describes a "greenhouse gas?"

Gases, like C02, which cause air pollution in crowded buildings where many people are breathing.

Gases, like C02, which are often pumped into greenhouses to encourage healthy plant growth.

Gases, like C02 , which trap heat inside the earth's atmosphere, contributing to global warming.

Guess: on average, how much more C02 emissions does a person in America produce compared to a person in India?

2 x more 

4 x more

8 x more

Fossil fuels are:

A type of energy produced by crushing rocks at a high temperature.

Oil that has become fossilized over time, making it an excellent source of energy.

Ancient fossils transformed into coal, petroleum and natural gas that can be mined and burned for energy.

Name three renewable sources of energy.

Which two natural resources are non-renewable?

What is the biggest cause of wildlife extinction today?

Melting glaciers

Hunting

Habitat loss

Water pollution

When it comes to climate change, what is one question your group has? (What is one thing you hope we learn about in this unit? Feel free to write more than one.)

Name your biggest pet peeve when it comes to group work.

What do you think the biggest challenge will be for your group? (Staying focused? Getting everyone to participate? Being respectful?)

Which best describes a "greenhouse gas?"

Gases, like C02, which cause air pollution in crowded buildings where many people are breathing.

Gases, like C02, which are often pumped into greenhouses to encourage healthy plant growth.

Gases, like C02 , which trap heat inside the earth's atmosphere, contributing to global warming.

Guess: on average, how much more C02 emissions does a person in America produce compared to a person in India?

2 x more 

4 x more

8 x more

Fossil fuels are:

A type of energy produced by crushing rocks at a high temperature.

Oil that has become fossilized over time, making it an excellent source of energy.

Ancient fossils transformed into coal, petroleum and natural gas that can be mined and burned for energy.

Which two natural resources are non-renewable?

Water

Aluminum 

Paper

Plastic

Chocolate

What is the biggest cause of wildlife extinction today?

Melting glaciers

Hunting

Habitat loss

Water pollution