Test-Taking strategies and pollution solutions

Which test-taking acronym did we explore today?

• PEMDAS

• RACE

• DETER

• STUDY

Name and define the first strategy:

• D = Determine

• D = Directions

• D = Detect

• D = Deselect

Name the second test-taking strategy:

• E = Examine

• E = Egg

• E = Explore

• E = Extract

Name the third test-taking strategy:

• T = Truth

• T = Tiktok

• T = Tutor

• T = Time

Name the fourth test-taking strategy:

• E = Excel

• E = Explain

• E = Easiest

• E = Examine

Name the fifth and final strategy of test-taking:

• R = Review

• R = Read

• R = Remember

• R = Reveal

What solution(s) was presented in the video: A Plastic Pollution Solution Hiding in Plain Sight?

• The creation of plastic dumps.

• Reducing production of plastic bottles.

• Some European countries have used bottle deposits

  to virtually eliminate their polluted bottles.

  Norway, for example, recycles 97% of their bottles.

  The state of Michigan successfully reduced

  its plastic bottle pollution by 84%. This plastic is then recycled.

• Weekly collection of bottles by volunteer community members.

Name one way Singapore fixed its trash problem, presented in the video: How Singapore fixed its big trash problem?

• They created a garbage tax.

• One strategy involves recycling the incinerated garbage to bottom ash,

  which is now known as New Sand.

  This then could be used for non-structural concrete projects.

• They fined anyone who generated too much trash.

• They started using recycled water.

Does this image correctly utilizes the binomial theorem pattern seen in Pascal's Triangle?

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