Spooky Science Quiz

What materials are needed to create the flying ghost experiment?

• Paper, tape, crayons, and a fan

• Cardboard, glue, markers, and a string

• Plastic, paint, brush, and a stick

• Tissue paper, scissors, felt-tip pen, and a balloon

What is the first step in creating the ghost?

• Drawing the ghost on tissue paper

• Rubbing the balloon on your hair

• Cutting out the ghost shape

• Blowing up the balloon

Why might young children use safety scissors?

• They are easier to hold

• They are more colorful

• They are less likely to cause injury

• They cut faster

What is a challenging part of the experiment according to the teacher?

• Drawing the ghost

• Cutting the tissue paper

• Finding the materials

• Blowing up and tying the balloon

What additional material is needed to make the ghost fly?

• Hair

• A string

• A fan

• A magnet

What causes the tissue paper ghost to fly?

• Static electricity

• Air pressure

• Wind from the balloon

• Magnetic force

What type of electricity is used in this experiment?

• Solar electricity

• Thermal electricity

• Static electricity

• Current electricity

What happens when you rub the balloon on your hair?

• The balloon becomes neutral

• The balloon becomes negatively charged

• The balloon becomes positively charged

• The balloon changes color

What is the hypothesis about which material will fly best?

• The material with the most color will fly best

• The heaviest material will fly best

• The lightest material will fly best

• All materials will fly equally well

What is the main scientific principle demonstrated in this experiment?

• Gravity

• Magnetism

• Static electricity

• Thermodynamics