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Beginning of the Year REVIEW (Classroom Routines; Big Bang Theory)
By Dana Hojnowski
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Question 1
1.
(Read the pdf where the #1 circle is.) Info in your brain that you remember only for a little bit and then forget
expanding outward
repetition
law
short, fast, strong wavelengths
long, slow, weak wavelengths
Hydrogen + Helium
protons
wash your hands
neutrons
Red Shift
atom
goggles
background radiation
hypothesis
Doppler Effect
theory
short-term memory
electrons
long-term memory
Question 2
2.
blue wavelengths on spectrum showing moving toward you
Doppler Effect
long, slow, weak wavelengths
neutrons
law
atom
wash your hands
expanding outward
goggles
electrons
short, fast, strong wavelengths
theory
hypothesis
Hydrogen + Helium
repetition
long-term memory
Red Shift
background radiation
short-term memory
protons
Question 3
3.
the first two elements made in big bang and they are STILL in space on the outsides of universe
neutrons
law
Hydrogen + Helium
hypothesis
long-term memory
Red Shift
electrons
theory
short-term memory
expanding outward
protons
repetition
background radiation
Doppler Effect
atom
wash your hands
short, fast, strong wavelengths
long, slow, weak wavelengths
goggles
Question 4
4.
how you learn information when studying:
electrons
expanding outward
repetition
short-term memory
neutrons
long, slow, weak wavelengths
long-term memory
Doppler Effect
short, fast, strong wavelengths
atom
theory
Hydrogen + Helium
law
goggles
protons
wash your hands
Red Shift
hypothesis
background radiation
Question 5
5.
info in your brain you will remember forever!
hypothesis
background radiation
neutrons
expanding outward
long-term memory
theory
short-term memory
Doppler Effect
repetition
short, fast, strong wavelengths
Red Shift
protons
wash your hands
Hydrogen + Helium
law
electrons
goggles
long, slow, weak wavelengths
atom
Question 6
6.
an explanation for a problem that is not tested yet
background radiation
theory
expanding outward
atom
Red Shift
long-term memory
short-term memory
law
protons
Hydrogen + Helium
goggles
repetition
electrons
Doppler Effect
wash your hands
hypothesis
long, slow, weak wavelengths
short, fast, strong wavelengths
neutrons
Question 7
7.
The Big Bang Theory suggests that the universe is still ____________.
electrons
atom
expanding outward
repetition
protons
long-term memory
short-term memory
Doppler Effect
hypothesis
background radiation
long, slow, weak wavelengths
Hydrogen + Helium
law
short, fast, strong wavelengths
goggles
theory
Red Shift
neutrons
wash your hands
Question 8
8.
What should you do after an activity before you leave class?
Red Shift
Doppler Effect
electrons
background radiation
short, fast, strong wavelengths
protons
hypothesis
long, slow, weak wavelengths
atom
short-term memory
expanding outward
goggles
long-term memory
theory
repetition
neutrons
Hydrogen + Helium
wash your hands
law
Question 9
9.
change in wavelengths (like light or sound) of a moving energy source
law
short, fast, strong wavelengths
electrons
long-term memory
hypothesis
Red Shift
short-term memory
long, slow, weak wavelengths
repetition
wash your hands
neutrons
Hydrogen + Helium
expanding outward
atom
background radiation
protons
goggles
Doppler Effect
theory
Question 10
10.
a statement that consistently and correctly describes a phenomenon
background radiation
short, fast, strong wavelengths
hypothesis
Hydrogen + Helium
neutrons
protons
theory
long, slow, weak wavelengths
short-term memory
Red Shift
Doppler Effect
repetition
expanding outward
electrons
law
long-term memory
wash your hands
atom
goggles
Question 11
11.
What course are you in right now?
Question 12
12.
basic unit of matter; makes up elements
Hydrogen + Helium
hypothesis
law
Doppler Effect
long, slow, weak wavelengths
expanding outward
short, fast, strong wavelengths
goggles
repetition
atom
theory
electrons
wash your hands
short-term memory
long-term memory
neutrons
Red Shift
background radiation
protons
Question 13
13.
red on spectrum; moving away (not Red Shift)
theory
expanding outward
wash your hands
goggles
short, fast, strong wavelengths
neutrons
Hydrogen + Helium
Red Shift
background radiation
repetition
hypothesis
law
short-term memory
electrons
long, slow, weak wavelengths
atom
Doppler Effect
protons
long-term memory
Question 14
14.
part of atom with positive charge in nucleus
goggles
background radiation
law
long, slow, weak wavelengths
atom
neutrons
short-term memory
hypothesis
short, fast, strong wavelengths
Hydrogen + Helium
Red Shift
wash your hands
expanding outward
theory
electrons
Doppler Effect
repetition
long-term memory
protons
Question 15
15.
part of atom with negative charge circling around nucleus
electrons
short, fast, strong wavelengths
atom
background radiation
expanding outward
long, slow, weak wavelengths
protons
Red Shift
long-term memory
law
neutrons
wash your hands
hypothesis
goggles
Hydrogen + Helium
theory
short-term memory
repetition
Doppler Effect
Question 16
16.
part of atom with no charge in nucleus
theory
repetition
Doppler Effect
background radiation
neutrons
short, fast, strong wavelengths
electrons
Red Shift
hypothesis
atom
goggles
expanding outward
long-term memory
protons
wash your hands
Hydrogen + Helium
long, slow, weak wavelengths
short-term memory
law
Question 17
17.
what should you wear if you have chemicals or fire in front of you?
expanding outward
hypothesis
Red Shift
law
background radiation
long, slow, weak wavelengths
theory
atom
Doppler Effect
short, fast, strong wavelengths
long-term memory
goggles
electrons
short-term memory
protons
repetition
wash your hands
neutrons
Hydrogen + Helium
Question 18
18.
energy from the Big Bang that we can still detect in space
long-term memory
Doppler Effect
long, slow, weak wavelengths
background radiation
theory
atom
Hydrogen + Helium
short-term memory
neutrons
law
repetition
short, fast, strong wavelengths
Red Shift
goggles
hypothesis
protons
electrons
expanding outward
wash your hands
Question 19
19.
an idea that has some evidence from already being tested
protons
expanding outward
repetition
short-term memory
atom
Hydrogen + Helium
law
Red Shift
hypothesis
goggles
long, slow, weak wavelengths
long-term memory
theory
short, fast, strong wavelengths
electrons
background radiation
neutrons
wash your hands
Doppler Effect
Question 20
20.
evidence for Big Bang that explains we see long energy waves in space
Hydrogen + Helium
wash your hands
hypothesis
long, slow, weak wavelengths
theory
background radiation
short-term memory
short, fast, strong wavelengths
Doppler Effect
law
atom
electrons
long-term memory
neutrons
repetition
expanding outward
protons
Red Shift
goggles
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