Order of Events Quiz

1. 1. FROM THE OPTIONS BELOW, WHAT HAPPENS FIRST?

To test how air temperature affects evaporation, fill three identical cups to the top with water. Let the cups sit overnight in three different places, each with a different temperature. Then measure how much water is left in each cup. The cup sitting in the warmest area will have the least water left.

• Leave the cups out overnight

• Fill the cups with water

• Measure the water in the cups

2. 2. FROM THE OPTIONS BELOW WHAT HAPPENS AT LAST?

To test how air temperature affects evaporation, fill three identical cups to the top with water. Let the cups sit overnight in three different places, each with a different temperature. Then measure how much water is left in each cup. The cup sitting in the warmest area will have the least water left.

• Leave the cups out overnight

• Fill the cups with water

• Measure the water in the cups

3. 3. FROM THE OPTIONS BELOW, WHAT HAPPENED FIRST?

The Wright Brothers built the first working airplane in 1903. They weren't the first people to experiment with flying machines, however. Otto Lilienthal, a German engineer, was testing gliders in the 1870s. Even before that, Sir George Cayley of England invented the first glider that could carry a human pilot.

• Cayley invents his glider.

• The Wright Brothers build their plane.

• Lilienthal test gliders

4. 4. FROM THE OPTIONS BELOW, WHAT HAPPENED IN THE SECOND PLACE?

The Wright Brothers built the first working airplane in 1903. They weren't the first people to experiment with flying machines, however. Otto Lilienthal, a German engineer, was testing gliders in the 1870s. Even before that, Sir George Cayley of England invented the first glider that could carry a human pilot.

• Cayley invents his glider.

• The Wright Brothers build their plane.

• Lilienthal test gliders

5. 5. FROM THE OPTIONS BELOW, WHAT HAPPENED AT LAST?

7. The Wright Brothers built the first working airplane in 1903. They weren't the first people to experiment with flying machines, however. Otto Lilienthal, a German engineer, was testing gliders in the 1870s. Even before that, Sir George Cayley of England invented the first glider that could carry a human pilot.

• Cayley invents his glider.

• The Wright Brothers build their plane.

• Lilienthal test gliders

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• WHY FISH IS A POPULAR DISH IN AMSTERDAM?

• Pickles and onions

• WHAT DO PEOPLE USUALLY TOP ON HERRING FISH?

• Anne Frank and Van Gogh

• WHERE IS AMSTERDAM LOCATED

• in the Neatherlands

• WHAT DO PEOPLE USUALLY TOPPED ON THE FRIES?

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• bike or bicycle

• WHAT IS SOMETHING THAT ALMOST EVERYBODY HAS IN AMSTERDAM?

• frites

• RESIDENTS

• 180 countries

• HOW ARE "FRIES" CALLED IN AMSTERDAM?

• more than a thousand (more than 1,000)

• In Amsterdam live people from about....

• people who make their homes somewhere

• HOW MANY BRIDGES CAN YOU FIND IN AMSTERDAM?