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Science in Movies!

Science in Movies!

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Science

8th Grade

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NGSS
MS-LS2-4, MS-ESS3-4, MS-LS2-1

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Miss MMc

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6 Slides • 6 Questions

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Open Ended

What is your favorite science-based/science-fiction movie of all time?

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Multiple Choice

In the first "Inside Out," the character Riley experiences emotional changes during her move to San Francisco. Which representation is most accurate about adolescent brain development?

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Teenage brains are exactly like adult brains

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Emotions have no effect on memory formation

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The brain stops developing after childhood

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The teenage brain is still developing and more emotionally reactive

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Multiple Choice

Which environmental prediction in "Wall-E" has scientific merit?

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Plants won't grow in polluted soil

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Excessive waste could make Earth uninhabitable

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Robots will replace all human workers

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Space colonies will be readily available

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following describes the condition of Earth at the beginning of the movie "Interstellar"?

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The world was running out of water.

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The world was running out of food due to a blight.

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The Earth was experiencing widespread flooding.

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The atmosphere was becoming toxic.

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Multiple Choice

Which aspect of "The Martian" is considered scientifically accurate?

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The strength of Martian storms

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The atmospheric pressure on Mars

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The soil composition

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The radiation protection methods

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Multiple Choice

Why is it generally considered difficult to extract dinosaur DNA from fossils?

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Dinosaur DNA is too fragile to withstand fossilization.

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Fossilized remains lack the necessary genetic material.

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DNA decays and degrades during the fossilization process. 

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Fossilization interferes with the DNA's chemical structure.

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