(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Question from a HW or quiz is referenced
Single graph includes 3 or more sets of data
Graph includes 10 or more points per data set
Background info incudes a concept not talked about in class
Both static and kinetic friction mentioned in one project
Solution for a variable includes the number 67
Analysis includes 3+ graphs
Project acknowledges 5 or more people
Work energy theorem mentioned
Linear regression / best fit line used in analysis
Two separate projects exploring the physics of two kinds of sports
Project involves a type of force not yet used in a lab
Project slides use slide animation
A specific lab we did this semester is referenced
Projectile motion mentioned
MISSING
UNITS!!!
(Old habits
die hard?)
Background information cites a source from the web / a book
v = d/t or a = v/t is used in calculations
The analysis supports the opposite of the hypothesis
Made a graph that is NOT a displacement or velocity vs. time graph
Background information includes 3+ concepts we learned in class
Error analysis explores more than one way to improve the experiment
Centripetal acceleration / force mentioned
FBD includes 4 or more forces
Measures displacement, velocity, or acceleration without using meters
At least two of Newton's Laws mentioned in one project
Video of the experiment is included
Data shows no correlation between variables
A physics law not yet discussed in class is described
Object analyzed in experiment is in static equilibrium
Project uses temperature in some capacity
Hypothesis ends up being partially correct
Interest statement directly references a personal hobby
Used a force equation we didn't use in class
Data collection was done off-campus
Trigonometry used! (sin/cos/tan)
A picture of the presenter doing the project included