Science Experiments

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Question: What would make you smarter enough to get out of college really fast?

Reading alot of books on random topic and barely remembering them ? Writing creative fiction every day up to 20 Pages a day? Painting alot on canvas? like 6 a week? Experimenting in chemistry? finding out more things that could be made easily and usefully?
Watching alot of movies and listening to songs? Writing poetry like 40 hrs a week? MAking a website and software?
Studying medical books and asking alot of questions?
Studying the dictionary?
if you have some answers to these question which i know you do? because your going to be college students or already completed college… this could help everyone

Answer: Good Diction? The amount of time spent obtaining a four year degree has little to do with intelligence, it’s up to you how many credit hours you take per semester or whether or not you choose to do summer courses. One of my friends is on track to finish in a little less than 3 years but he’s taking the max amount of hours per semester and summer courses (plus he has` AP credits). I buy pot from a guy who is on pace to graduate in 5 to 6 years. It’s entirely up to you how fast you complete your degree.

Modern Warfare 2 Chemistry Lab Experiment 3: Kill someone through a team mate

Question: Is this an acceptable Science fair experiment?

Is this too easy of an experiment for a 6th grader in an advanced class.

1. What Foods do dogs react to?
2.How long does it take for them to notice each food?
3.Why are they attracted to only some foods?

For question 3 would I just look the ingredients up or is there something else I need to do

What grade would I probably get

Please answer all of the questions

Answer: what grade u would get probably depends on ur teacher. for question 3, u should look up ingredients and try to find the ingredients that are common among the foods that dogs react to.

if u want a science fair project that is very cool and more advanced, you should do electroplating (u can look it up on google). that was my science fair project when i was in 6th grade and i got 1st place. it isn’t too hard, and it is more impressive than different dog foods. just e-mail me if u have any questions about it

1st Grade Science Experiment : DRY ICE

Question: Please help! I need as many people I can get to help.? ?

We had a little experiment in school on Friday for science. We were to get at least 10 people to write a story using certain words. Tomorrow, we will turn in those ‘collected’ stories. Our teacher will rate these stories to test if a kid’s age affects their writing level. So when you finish writing the story, I would like it if you could put your age at the bottom. Thanks!

Words that must be used (choose any 30):
flame
specimen
observatory
boutique
cactus
curriculum
oases
debris
innocent
dramatic
reservoir
boulevard
portrait
vague
antique
massage
bouquet
amateur
petite
elementary
cemetery
forgery
legendary
primary
bravery
theory
literary
mystery
description
spectacle
eruption
impede
suffice
rescue
fume
fireproof
nuclei
coup
naive
brilliant
aspect
rupture
metric
grave
aspect
ignite
revise
Thanks! As long as you are willing to help, I won’t judge.

Answer: The cemetery was quite and seemed like a place full of mystery and legendary pasts. A portrait of a young girl on a nearby grave caught my attention and I suddenly stopped with the specimen of roses in my hand and read the small description. It was vague and I literally could not picture who the young girl was. All I read was Cecilia Adams August 1st 1965- September 12th 1980. A single tear fell down my face and at that very moment I felt petite; naïve and weak in a way. I knew nothing but a name and a birth date and yet I felt sad for her. The only theory I had of this young girl was that she was in a far off oases, almost like a reservoir, where the walls were fireproof, a place where she would need no rescue, and nothing could harm her anymore. I felt an eruption inside of me all of the sudden like something had begun to ignite. The smile faded from my face and tears erupted. In a sense I felt I was being too dramatic at the moment and I continued to stare down at the innocent grave. I reached down and placed the bouquet of roses I had brought for my grandmother onto Cecilia’s grave. I smiled at the sight of an antique ballerina figurine placed next to the debris of old flowers. I felt suffice at that moment and a bit of bravery as well. I never knew I was capable of such feelings towards a stranger. I took my primary gaze from the grave and to the boulevard sigh up ahead. I knew at that moment that I could coup through my own loss, for I believed that my own grandmother was in her own elementary world where she felt free and happy once again. As I left the graveyard, Cecilia Adams grave stood out like a spectacle covered in the fume of the flowers I had just placed. The flame of sadness that I had felt earlier was gone and replaced with the feeling of love towards those who we have lost. I felt as though my curriculum of life had changed at that point and I in fact learned that life is indeed precious, but the love you feel towards others is what makes it so precious.

Ok I’m 19… And this story makes like NO sense, but I tried.. And I think I did 31 of the words.

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