Biology Grade 9: Ice Fish Escape Room

Classroom Escape room

Chemistry of Life Cryptograms (Info mostly from pages 24/25)

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Each lesson gives a clue as to how to solve the ice fish puzzle.

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Ice fish puzzle

Lesson 01

Question 01/03

What are the 4 main elements that make up all living things?

Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, and Nitrogen

Tungsten, Helium, Titanium and Fissium.

Water, Earth, and a little air and fire.

Electron

Question 02/03

01

Which of these is NOT a particle that comprises an atom?

Proton

Neutron

Automaton

James Bond

Question 03/03

These are the kinds of atomic bonds that are formed when two atoms share electrons.

Covalent Bonds

Ionic Bonds

01

Metallic Bonds

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Puzzle 1 is a Ceaser Cypher with a Shift of 1.

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2: Atoms

Question 01/03

Which particle has a positive charge?

INeutron

Proton

Electron

Decepticon

02

Question 02/03

Which particle is most involved in the formation of chemical bonds?

Proton

Electron

Neutron

Quark

Question 03/03

If one atom completely steals one or more electrons from another it causes this kind of bond.

Ionic Bond

Covalent Bond

Metallic bond

Friendship Bond

02

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Puzzle 2 is a ceasar cypher with a shift of 2.

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Lesson 03

Question 01/03

90% of the information we assimilate comes through sight, and we retain 42% more information when the content moves.

True✔️

False

Question 02/03

When electrons are shared equally in a covalent bond, the bond is non-polar.

True✔️

False

03

Question 03/03

Water is a non-polar molecule with covalent bonds.

True

False✔️

03

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Puzzle 3 has been translated into spanish by an AI (try translating it back into english if you don't speak spanish.)

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Lesson 04

Question 01/03

A polar molecule is one that...

Has an uneven sharing of electrons where the electrons are closer to some atoms thatn others.

Is found in the arctic.

Has an equal sharing of electrons.

Doesn't have uneven charges.

04

Question 02/03

Water can dissolve so many substances because

It is non-polar.

It crystalizes when it freezes.

IIt has unique properties that break other covalent bonds.

It is polar.

04

Question 03/03

Water is attracted to other water molecules and charged molecules because

It is wet.

One side is positively charged and the other is negatively charged.

It is an Ionic Compound.

water is essential to all life.

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Puzzle 4 uses this cypher.

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Question 01/03

For some reason, a detour. Which word has the most syllables?

This one.

This one.

Magic

Interactivity

Design

These ones.

Question 02/03

What is another important property of water?

Water sticks to other water molecules.

Water has different chemical bonds that don't rely on electrons.

Water is dry.

05

Magic

Dryness

Cohesion

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Question 01/03

Another important property of water.

High Heat Capacity

It's the only thing that can evaporate.

Question 03/03

Did you know that multimedia content is essential to achieve a WOW effect in the classroom?

Oooh. Ahhh.

Wow

IPick Blue

Wow (sarcastic)

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Ice fish Puzzle

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Ice Fish Mystery

Solve the puzzles on paper, each lesson gives a clue.

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Problema 3 Las branquias de los peces funcionan recogiendo moléculas de O2 disueltas en el agua. Puzzle 4

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The mystery of the Ghostly fish is that it doesn't have red blood cells which contain the hemoglobin that all other vertibrates (including almost all other fish) need to carry Oxygen molecules to their cells. The cells still need oxygen to survive, so how can this fish live without hemoglobin? Once you solve all the puzzles, Mr. Van Cleve will show you how to move on to the ice fish puzzle page.

The mystery of the Ghostly fish is that it doesn't have red blood cells which contain the hemoglobin that all other vertibrates (including almost all other fish) need to carry Oxygen molecules to their cells. The cells still need oxygen to survive, so how can this fish live without hemoglobin?