Information Processing Stations 4-6 Quiz

What is the function of the pinna?

• It sends sound vibrations onto the eardrum

• It amplifies sounds, making them louder

• It causes vibrations to hit the nerve cells

• It quiets the sound to prevent damage to the ear

How does the eardrum work?

• It fills with liquid when sounds reach it.

• It makes earwax that amplifies sound.

• It moves the little hairs attached to the nerves.

• It vibrates differently, depending on the sound moving sound from the outer ear to inner ear.

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How does the outer ear help keep the ear free from germs?

• It is filled with hairs that trap dirt, dust, and germs.

• It makes tears, which wash dirt, dust, and germs away.

• It makes earwax, which collects dirt, dust, and germs.

• It is filled with liquid that blocks dirt, dust, and germs.

How does a tunning fork make sounds?

• When you strike it on something it causes the fork to vibrate.

• When you strike it on something it causes an electrical charge that produces sound.

• When you strike it on something, it produces heat which makes sound waves.

• When you strike it on something the thing you hit makes a loud sound.

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Where can you normally find the topic of a Graph?

• on the bars of the graph

• at the bottom of the graph

• In the title or subtitle of the graph

• in the numbers of the graph

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What quantities are on the X axis on this bar graph?

• Types of people

• hours of movies

• numbers

• Types of movies

What is shown on the Y axis on this graph?

• number of police officers

• number of years

• number of arrests

• life expectancy

When you are making an observation on a graph, what are you doing?

• You are making a prediction about the graph

• You are telling a fact you noticed about the graph

• You are telling something that is surprising on the graph

• You are adding information to the graph

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The evidence section of a CER should include the numbers or observations that supported your claim, as well as .......

• where exactly you got the evidence

• why you picked the evidence

• why you picked the claim

• what your answer was

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What section of the CER should be the longest section of your writing?

• Claim

• Evidence

• Reasoning