Futbol Frog - Bioengineering

What is a membrane?

• A membrane is a very thin structure through which substances can move through based on their size, shape, concentration, and electric charge, as well as other factors.

• A membrane is a very thick structure which nothing can move through. Like a brain.

• A membrane is a selective opening; it allows everything to pass through but stop nothing. Such things may be molecules, ions, or other small particles.

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What is a bioengineer?

• Any student

• A bioengineer is someone who combines his or her knowledge of science, math, and living things to design technologies that solve problems in nature or use natural materials to solve man‐made problems.

• Someone who is set with physical associated with the presence and motion of electric charge.

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How does a frog use a membrane?

• Frogs take in water by absorbing it through their skin membranes.

• Frogs drink water from a pond

• Frogs land on leaves in the rainforest

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What are the steps to the Engineering Design Process?

• 1) Plan 2)Read 3)Answer 4)Write 5)Put together

• 1)List 2)Find 3) Think 4)Relearn

• 1) Ask 2) Imagine 3) Plan 4) Create 5) Improve.

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Name a part of your body that is a membrane

• your bones

• your muscles

• your hair

• your skin

How do humans meet their basic need for water?

• Pepsi

• Coke

• Coffee

• drinking water that goes into the stomach

In the technology match up, what WOULD NOT match?

• bird's wing - airplane wing

• cat's paw - rake

• teeth - parachute

• fish - boat

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In technology match up a burr was like...

• insect leg

• Velcro

• rain coat

• boat

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In Technology matchup a flying squirrels skin is like a ....

• a knife

• a nutcracker

• a parachute

• a rain coat

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In the story where and what is El Impossible?

• El Salvador, a football field

• Guatemala , a ranch

• El Salvador, a rainforest

• Peru, a frog place