
SNT Review
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9th - 12th Grade
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Heather Silva
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7 Slides • 10 Questions
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SNT Review
What happened and what evidence do we have?
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A few reminders...
User names are required
Completing work is important
Deadlines are important
Independent learning should be completed during the two independent learning days
Attendance on Fridays is required
Failing means you have to repeat the entire course
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Speaking of Grades
And other class stuff that isn't based on our current standard
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following will NOT hurt your grade?
Copying someone else's words
Handing in blank or partially completed assignments on time
Handing in your work late
Trying your hardest and asking questions
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Multiple Choice
On independent learning days, I should be working on:
Things on this week's agenda
Things on last week's agenda
Things that are overdue
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And on to the SNT...
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Multiple Choice
SNT stands for:
Solar Notes Theory
Solar Nebular Theory
Solar Neutron Theory
Sun Nebula Terrestrial
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Multiple Choice
The SNT explains the origin of our:
Earth
Solar System
Sun
Universe
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Multiple Choice
According to the SNT, which one of these events happened first?
90% of the dust and gas compress becoming hotter and hotter until fusion starts forming our Sun.
Friction from bombardment causes earth to melt. While melted, the more dense materials sank to the center of making the cores.
A nebula (cloud of gas and dust in space) begins to contract causing it to spin faster eventually flattening into a disc.
The remaining 10% of gas and dust particles combine through collisions making ice and rock. Ice and rocks builds into planetesimals and, eventually, planets.
Solar wind sweeps gases to the outer portion of the solar system causing the Jovian planets to become larger and gaseous.
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Multiple Choice
According to the SNT, which one of these events happened second?
90% of the dust and gas compress becoming hotter and hotter until fusion starts forming our Sun.
Friction from bombardment causes earth to melt. While melted, the more dense materials sank to the center of making the cores.
A nebula (cloud of gas and dust in space) begins to contract causing it to spin faster eventually flattening into a disc.
The remaining 10% of gas and dust particles combine through collisions making ice and rock. Ice and rocks builds into planetesimals and, eventually, planets.
Solar wind sweeps gases to the outer portion of the solar system causing the Jovian planets to become larger and gaseous.
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Multiple Choice
According to the SNT, which one of these events happened third?
90% of the dust and gas compress becoming hotter and hotter until fusion starts forming our Sun.
Friction from bombardment causes earth to melt. While melted, the more dense materials sank to the center of making the cores.
A nebula (cloud of gas and dust in space) begins to contract causing it to spin faster eventually flattening into a disc.
The remaining 10% of gas and dust particles combine through collisions making ice and rock. Ice and rocks builds into planetesimals and, eventually, planets.
Solar wind sweeps gases to the outer portion of the solar system causing the Jovian planets to become larger and gaseous.
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Multiple Choice
According to the SNT, which one of these events happened fourth?
90% of the dust and gas compress becoming hotter and hotter until fusion starts forming our Sun.
Friction from bombardment causes earth to melt. While melted, the more dense materials sank to the center of making the cores.
A nebula (cloud of gas and dust in space) begins to contract causing it to spin faster eventually flattening into a disc.
The remaining 10% of gas and dust particles combine through collisions making ice and rock. Ice and rocks builds into planetesimals and, eventually, planets.
Solar wind sweeps gases to the outer portion of the solar system causing the Jovian planets to become larger and gaseous.
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Multiple Choice
According to the SNT, which one of these events happened fifth?
90% of the dust and gas compress becoming hotter and hotter until fusion starts forming our Sun.
Friction from bombardment causes earth to melt. While melted, the more dense materials sank to the center of making the cores.
A nebula (cloud of gas and dust in space) begins to contract causing it to spin faster eventually flattening into a disc.
The remaining 10% of gas and dust particles combine through collisions making ice and rock. Ice and rocks builds into planetesimals and, eventually, planets.
Solar wind sweeps gases to the outer portion of the solar system causing the Jovian planets to become larger and gaseous.
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A Little Last Business...
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Multiple Choice
Which standard are we currently working on?
SCGS 1: Asking Questions and Defining Problems
SCGS 2: Developing and Using Models
SCGS 3: Planning and Conducting Investigations
SCGS 4: Analyzing and Interpreting Data
SCGS 7: Engaging in Argument from Evidence
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Summative #1
Standard: Engaging in Argument from Evidence
Topic: SNT (Solar Nebular Theory)
Format: Written; Short Answer (more details to come)
When: Week of October 5th (more details to come)
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SNT Review
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