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Video Quiz15Questions1-93% 2-87% 3-80% 4-73% 5-67% 6-60% 7-53% 8-47% 9-40% 10-33% 11-27% 12-20% 13-13% 14-7%12Questions1-92% 2-83% 3-75% 4-67% 5-58% 6-50% 7-42% 8-33% 9-25% 10-17% 11-8%RoomBlock ID#NameTeacherDate:/ /1-90% 2-80% 3-70% 4-60% 5-50% 6-40% 7-30% 8-20%9-10%10 QuestionsPeriodWater CycleBNE20While watching, complete this video guide.Do1:20Answer KeyQuizNotVideoWrite onthisThree thingsI knewFeedback?that were confirmed inthe video:A-Need some HELP?Answers are on the video at approximately the time indicated.PaperAnswer Sheet LinkB-1. Gas6:20 6. Molecules11:50 11. OppositeC-2:10 2. Energy7:00 7. Faster12:40 12. Stickout of % correct -- Grade of (Circle One)A B C D F - P FThree3:20things3.I Precipitationdidn’t knowA-8:40 8. Evaporate14:40 13. Cloudsbut I now know because I4:10 4. Evaporates9:30 9. Recycled15:40 14. Collectswatched the video.B-Use a separate sheet to record your answers.5:50Do 5.over- Checked BySignatureHydrological10:40 10. Condensed18:40 15. SurviveC-. 1. Water can be a liquid, solid or . 2. The sun’s energy / position changes water from a liquid to water vapor. 3. can be rain, sleet, snow or hail. 4. Water from plants, rivers, oceans. 5. The scientific word for water cycle is cycle. 6. The in water are always moving. 7. Molecules in hot water move slower / faster than molecules in cooler water. 8. Water can evaporate / freeze even when it’s not very hot. 9. Water is constantly being . 10. The frost on a glass is water. 11. Evaporation is the of condensation. 12. Water vapor must have something to to in order for it to condense. 13. Water vapor rises to the sky, condenses and becomes . 14. The precipitation falls from the clouds and in ponds, puddles, oceans. 15. All plants and animals need water to .All materials are 2011 StarMaterials.com and all rights reserved.Answer KeySee StarMaterials.com/copy for copy restrictions.
RoomBlock ID#TeacherBNE20NameDate: / /PeriodWater CycleWhile watching, complete this video guide.Three things I knewthat were confirmed inthe video:A-B-C-Three things I didn’t knowbut I now know because Iwatched the video.A-B-C- 1. Water can be a liquid, solid or . 2. The sun’s energy / position changes water from a liquid to water vapor. 3. can be rain, sleet, snow or hail. 4. Water from plants, rivers, oceans. 5. The scientific word for water cycle is cycle. 6. The in water are always moving. 7. Molecules in hot water move slower / faster than molecules in cooler water. 8. Water can evaporate / freeze even when it’s not very hot. 9. Water is constantly being . 10. The frost on a glass is water. 11. Evaporation is the of condensation. 12. Water vapor must have something to to in order for it to condense. 13. Water vapor rises to the sky, condenses and becomes . 14. The precipitation falls from the clouds and in ponds, puddles, oceans. 15. All plants and animals need water to .All materials are 2011 StarMaterials.com and all rights reserved.Answer KeySee StarMaterials.com/copy for copy restrictions.
RoomVideo QuizBlock ID#TeacherNameDate: / /PeriodWater CycleBNE20While watching, complete this video guide.QuizNotVideoWrite onthisThree things I knewthat were confirmed inthe video:DoA-PaperB-C--- Grade of (Circle One)A B C D F - P FA-out of % correctThree things I didn’t knowbut I now know because Iwatched the video.Use a separate sheet to record your answers.B-Do over - Checked By SignatureC-. 1. Water can be a liquid, solid or . 2. The sun’s energy / position changes water from a liquid to water vapor. 3. can be rain, sleet, snow or hail. 4. Water from plants, rivers, oceans. 5. The scientific word for water cycle is cycle. 6. The in water are always moving. 7. Molecules in hot water move slower / faster than molecules in cooler water. 8. Water can evaporate / freeze even when it’s not very hot. 9. Water is constantly being . 10. The frost on a glass is water. 11. Evaporation is the of condensation. 12. Water vapor must have something to to in order for it to condense. 13. Water vapor rises to the sky, condenses and becomes . 14. The precipitation falls from the clouds and in ponds, puddles, oceans. 15. All plants and animals need water to .All materials are 2011 StarMaterials.com and all rights reserved.Answer KeySee StarMaterials.com/copy for copy restrictions.
RoomBlock ID#TeacherNameDate: / /PeriodWater CycleBNE20While watching, complete this video guide.Three things I knewthat were confirmed inthe video:Video QuizA-B-C--- Grade of (Circle One)A B C D F - P FA-out of % correctThree things I didn’t knowbut I now know because Iwatched the video.B-Do over - Checked By SignatureC- 1. Water can be a liquid, solid or . 2. The sun’s energy / position changes water from a liquid to water vapor. 3. can be rain, sleet, snow or hail. 4. Water from plants, rivers, oceans. 5. The scientific word for water cycle is cycle. 6. The in water are always moving. 7. Molecules in hot water move slower / faster than molecules in cooler water. 8. Water can evaporate / freeze even when it’s not very hot. 9. Water is constantly being . 10. The frost on a glass is water. 11. Evaporation is the of condensation. 12. Water vapor must have something to to in order for it to condense. 13. Water vapor rises to the sky, condenses and becomes . 14. The precipitation falls from the clouds and in ponds, puddles, oceans. 15. All plants and animals need water to .All materials are 2011 StarMaterials.com and all rights reserved.Answer KeySee StarMaterials.com/copy for copy restrictions.
RoomBlock ID#TeacherNameDate: / /PeriodWater CycleBNE20While watching, complete this video guide.Three things I knewthat were confirmed inthe video:clouds- Word Bank -A-B-fasterpositioncollectscondensedThree things Ienergydidn’t knowevaporatesbut I now knowbecause kA-oppositesurvivewatched the video.B-C-Not all terms are used.Some terms may be used more than once.C- 1. Water can be a liquid, solid or . 2. The sun’s energy / position changes water from a liquid to water vapor. 3. can be rain, sleet, snow or hail. 4. Water from plants, rivers, oceans. 5. The scientific word for water cycle is cycle. 6. The in water are always moving. 7. Molecules in hot water move slower / faster than molecules in cooler water. 8. Water can evaporate / freeze even when it’s not very hot. 9. Water is constantly being . 10. The frost on a glass is water. 11. Evaporation is the of condensation. 12. Water vapor must have something to to in order for it to condense. 13. Water vapor rises to the sky, condenses and becomes . 14. The precipitation falls from the clouds and in ponds, puddles, oceans. 15. All plants and animals need water to .All materials are 2011 StarMaterials.com and all rights reserved.Answer KeySee StarMaterials.com/copy for copy restrictions.
Room- Do NOT write on this paper -Block ID#TeacherNameDate: / /PeriodWater CycleBNE20While watching, complete this video guide.Three things I knewthat were confirmed inthe video:clouds- WordVideoQuiz ree things Ienergydidn’t knowevaporatesbut I now knowbecause kA-oppositesurvivewatched the video.B-C-Not all terms are used.Some terms may be used more than once.C- 1. Water can be a liquid, solid or . 2. The sun’s energy / position changes water from a liquid to water vapor. 3. can be rain, sleet, snow or hail. 4. Water from plants, rivers, oceans. 5. The scientific word for water cycle is cycle. 6. The in water are always moving. 7. Molecules in hot water move slower / faster than molecules in cooler water. 8. Water can evaporate / freeze even when it’s not very hot. 9. Water is constantly being . 10. The frost on a glass is water. 11. Evaporation is the of condensation. 12. Water vapor must have something to to in order for it to condense. 13. Water vapor rises to the sky, condenses and becomes . 14. The precipitation falls from the clouds and in ponds, puddles, oceans. 15. All plants and animals need water to .All materials are 2011 StarMaterials.com and all rights reserved.Answer KeySee StarMaterials.com/copy for copy restrictions.
Quiz Grade:AB C ID#DF - P F - DoRoomBlockOver% CorrectNameTeacherDate: / /PeriodWater CycleBNE20While watching, complete this video guide.Three things I knewthat were confirmed inthe video:clouds- WordVideoQuiz BankWord -BankA-B-fasterpositioncollectscondensedThree things Ienergydidn’t knowevaporatesbut I now knowbecause kA-oppositesurvivewatched the video.B-C-Not all terms are used.Some terms may be used more than once.C- 1. Water can be a liquid, solid or . 2. The sun’s energy / position changes water from a liquid to water vapor. 3. can be rain, sleet, snow or hail. 4. Water from plants, rivers, oceans. 5. The scientific word for water cycle is cycle. 6. The in water are always moving. 7. Molecules in hot water move slower / faster than molecules in cooler water. 8. Water can evaporate / freeze even when it’s not very hot. 9. Water is constantly being . 10. The frost on a glass is water. 11. Evaporation is the of condensation. 12. Water vapor must have something to to in order for it to condense. 13. Water vapor rises to the sky, condenses and becomes . 14. The precipitation falls from the clouds and in ponds, puddles, oceans. 15. All plants and animals need water to .All materials are 2011 StarMaterials.com and all rights reserved.Answer KeySee StarMaterials.com/copy for copy restrictions.
HELPHow to Use the Guide and QuizSelect the Version.Word BankFill in the BlankThe Questions are IdenticalVideo GuideThere are always 15 questions with the same "Lookand Feel"- fill in the blank or forced decision so that students cankeep up with the video. Word Bank for suggested answers. Students can fill them out before viewing and then correct theinformation while watching the video. e t to the uestion nu ers there re tri ng esth t teachersmay fill in indicating which questions are to be answered. Thisaccommodation will limit the requirements for younger or specialneeds students.Reusable Quiz Print this on colored paper to reuse each yeare t to the uestion nu ers there re tri ng esthat teacherscan choose indicating which questions are to be answered. Use as many questions as you wish 10, 12, 15.Ideal for 'clicker' response systems.Every quiz has the same "Look and Feel"Free Quiz answer sheet al Quiz Next to the question numbers there aretri ng esth t teachers can choose indicating which questions areto be answered. When marking, have checkers put a "C" for correct and "X" for wrongnks ne t to the tri ng esthen ount thes or gr dein Different classes can take different quizzes. Repeat or do-over quizzes can have different questions. Every quiz has the same "Look and Feel" Have students use ID Numbers only. Have them cross correct beforereturning the quiz to owner for names.Answer Key The answer box lists suggested answers. Next to the answers are the times the material was presented in thevideo. Correct answer percentages are shown in the included table for a10, 12, or 15 question quiz. Print the answer key on colored paper to find it quickly.A handy grading percentage key is provided at the top for easygrading.Free QuizAnswer Sheet How to print only one page?All materials are 2013 StarMaterials.com and all rights reserved.Go to www.bit.ly/starprintSee StarMaterials.com/copy for copy restrictions.
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Reusable Quiz Print this on colored paper to reuse each year e[t to the Tuestion nuPEers there Dre triDngOes that teachers can choose indicating which questions are to be answered. Use as many questions as you wish 10, 12, 15. Ideal for 'clicker' response systems. Every quiz has the same "Look and Feel" Free Quiz answer sheet at:
Creating a Video quiz is very simple. First you'll need a video that you want to create the quiz in. Don't worry; creating the Video Quiz will not change the video itself! Making a video Quiz will actually make a copy of the video in your My Media area. (A "Chapter 1 Overview" video, for example, would have a duplicate video titled .
Quiz creators must select or upload a video to use for their Interactive Video Quiz (IVQ). Follow the directions below. 1. From My Media, click Add New (A) at the top right of the page. 2. Click Video Quiz (B). 3. Select the media you would like the quiz to relate to. You can either select an Existing Video (C) or Upload (D) a new one. Choosing .
Figure 1: Starting with creating an quiz 2.1 Uploading Quiz File: 1. On the quiz page, write the title of the quiz. This is mandatory, otherwise you will not be allowed to post quiz. 2. Write instructions about the quiz for the students. This is optional but recommended to
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2. Click the add New drop-down menu and choose Video Quiz from the list. The media selection window opens. 3. In the Media Selection window, choose th e video for which you would like to create a quiz. 4. Click Select next to the desired video. After you select your video, Canvas automatically loads the video and opens the Quiz Editor's .
Every quiz has the same "Look and Feel" Answer Key The answer box lists suggested answers. Free Quiz Online video search link provided for each video. Next to the answers are presentation times in the video. Print the answer key on colored paper to find it quickly. A grading percentage key is provided for easy grading.
c. Describe the major events of the American Revolution and explain the factors leading to American victory and British defeat; include the Battles of Lexington and Concord, Saratoga, and Yorktown. d. Describe key individuals in the American Revolution with emphasis on King George III, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Benedict Arnold, Patrick Henry, and John Adams .
