GeoGebra -Skills for life
G@ME - eTwinning project
Tabla de Contenidos
- Scientific skills for life with GeoGebra
- CC - Maths and Weather
- Test Chemistry - Luca, Jean Monnet HS
- Physics (Kinematics & Projectile Motion) - Test JMonnet
- Math - Physics Test Jean Monnet HS - Rocket, Matei
- Math in Geography -Test - Rares, JMonnet
- CC - MATHS AND SCIENCE
- CC - MATHS AND WATER
- CC - Geometric Tiling Project - Carmen
- CC - Maths and Biology
- CC - The Starburst Pavilion Design - Hugo G.
- CC - Polygons Real Life - Manuel
- Collaborative Quiz - GeoGebra classroom
- Literacy and citizenship skills with GeoGebra
- History Test - JM Alessia
- Jean Monnet HS -Literature Miguel De Cervantes- Maria
- Jean Monnet HS - Universal Literature - Ana
- Test ursi polari -Andrei Jean Monne HS
- Biology test - JM Alessia
- CC - MATHS AND LITERATURE - The lion king
- CC - The Little Prince
- CC - Beauty and the Beast
CC - Maths and Weather
1. How do mathematics help scientists predict natural phenomenals such as weather or earthquakes?[br]Mark the correct answer.
2. True or false:
"In meteorology, calculating the average daily temperature by adding the maximum and minimum temperatures of the day and dividing the sum by two is an application of the arithmetic mean"
3. True or False:
"The Coriolis force, which affects wind direction and is calculated using trigonometric functions based on latitude, has a value of exactly zero at the Earth's equator."
4. True or False:
"Meteorologists use exponential decay equations to model how atmospheric pressure increases linearly as altitude drops toward sea level."
History Test - JM Alessia
1.
Who was the first president of the United States?[br]
2.
In which year did World War II end?[br]
3.
The pyramids were built in:
4.
Who discovered America in 1492?[br]
5.
The Great Wall is located in:
6.
Who was known as the leader of Nazi Germany during World War II?
7.
The Roman Empire was centered in: