CO2 Dragster Race Concepts

The video covers the 4th annual CO2 dragster race in Boise schools, where 9th-grade students use STEM education to design and race cars. Students apply scientific concepts like aerodynamics and physics, and engage in creative design processes. The event showcases student excitement and learning, with awards for the fastest cars and best designs.

What is the main purpose of the CO2 dragster race event in Boise schools?

• To raise funds for the school

• To promote STEM education

• To entertain students

• To celebrate the end of the school year

How many students participated in the CO2 dragster race?

• 10 students

• 30 students

• 20 students

• 16 students

What material did students start with to build their dragsters?

• Metal

• Plastic

• Wood

• Cardboard

Which scientific concept is NOT mentioned as part of the dragster race learning?

• Aerodynamics

• Physics

• Chemistry

• Kinetic energy

What did students use to begin their design process?

• Photographs

• Blueprints

• 3D models

• 2D sketches

What is a 'shale car' as described by the students?

• A car with external wheels

• A car with hollowed-out interior

• A car made of shale rock

• A car with a solid body

What do the winners of the fastest cars receive?

• Trophies

• Medals

• Gift cards

• Certificates

Which school hosted the event and won Best in Show?

• Hillside Junior High

• North Junior High

• West Junior High

• East Junior High

Which school had the fastest car in the race?

• Hillside Junior High

• West Junior High

• North Junior High

• East Junior High

What speed did some of the dragsters reach during the race?

• 45 miles an hour

• 30 miles an hour

• 60 miles an hour

• 75 miles an hour