What can you put in a barrel to make it lighter?
What has a mouth but doesn’t speak, has a bed but never sleeps?
What has to be broken before it can be used?
What lives when you feed it but dies when you give it something to drink?
What flies without wings?
What do you break every time you say its name?
What can you feel but never see or touch?
Answers:
Hole
River
Egg
Fire
Time
Silence
Your Heart
Friday, September 3, 2010
Fossilizating Facts
Introduction:
Dinosaurs left many footprints behind when they were living on earth millions of years ago.
Fossils of these imprints formed over time.
If the environment was just right the footprints filled with sediments and a fossil was eventually formed.
Let's speed up the process and make our own fossils!
Plaster Mixture:
Pour two and a half cups of plaster into a large plastic container.
Add one of water and mix together.
Keep the resulting mixture handy so you can pour it into the children's individual containers later.
Instructions:
Show the children a plaster of paris example.
Give each child an empty plastic container.
Get the children to put a quarter of cup of sand into the container.
Provide a small foot shaped object that will leave behind a good footprint shape (best prepared earlier) and tell the children to then press the footprint into the sand.
Mix up the plaster mixture and pour some into the children's containers.
If there are lids available for the containers, let the children then put their lids on and write their name on top.
Leave the fossil footprints to set and let the students take them home when finished.
Dinosaurs left many footprints behind when they were living on earth millions of years ago.
Fossils of these imprints formed over time.
If the environment was just right the footprints filled with sediments and a fossil was eventually formed.
Let's speed up the process and make our own fossils!
Plaster Mixture:
Pour two and a half cups of plaster into a large plastic container.
Add one of water and mix together.
Keep the resulting mixture handy so you can pour it into the children's individual containers later.
Instructions:
Show the children a plaster of paris example.
Give each child an empty plastic container.
Get the children to put a quarter of cup of sand into the container.
Provide a small foot shaped object that will leave behind a good footprint shape (best prepared earlier) and tell the children to then press the footprint into the sand.
Mix up the plaster mixture and pour some into the children's containers.
If there are lids available for the containers, let the children then put their lids on and write their name on top.
Leave the fossil footprints to set and let the students take them home when finished.
Ka-Boombastic Countdown to Eruption
What you'll need:
Baking Soda (make sure it's not baking powder)
Vinegar
A container to hold everything and avoid a big mess!
Paper towels or a cloth (just in case)
Instructions:
Place some of the baking soda into your container.
Pour in some of the vinegar
Watch as the reaction takes place!
What's happening?
The baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is a base while the vinegar (acetic acid) is an acid. When they react together they form carbonic acid which is very unstable, it instantly breaks apart into water and carbon dioxide, which creates all the fizzing as it escapes the solution.
For extra effect you can make a realistic looking volcano. It takes some craft skills but it will make your vinegar and baking soda eruptions will look even more impressive!
Baking Soda (make sure it's not baking powder)
Vinegar
A container to hold everything and avoid a big mess!
Paper towels or a cloth (just in case)
Instructions:
Place some of the baking soda into your container.
Pour in some of the vinegar
Watch as the reaction takes place!
What's happening?
The baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is a base while the vinegar (acetic acid) is an acid. When they react together they form carbonic acid which is very unstable, it instantly breaks apart into water and carbon dioxide, which creates all the fizzing as it escapes the solution.
For extra effect you can make a realistic looking volcano. It takes some craft skills but it will make your vinegar and baking soda eruptions will look even more impressive!
Ka-Boombastic Countdown to Eruption
What you'll need:
Baking Soda (make sure it's not baking powder)
Vinegar
A container to hold everything and avoid a big mess!
Paper towels or a cloth (just in case)
Instructions:
Place some of the baking soda into your container.
Pour in some of the vinegar
Watch as the reaction takes place!
What's happening?
The baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is a base while the vinegar (acetic acid) is an acid. When they react together they form carbonic acid which is very unstable, it instantly breaks apart into water and carbon dioxide, which creates all the fizzing as it escapes the solution.
For extra effect you can make a realistic looking volcano. It takes some craft skills but it will make your vinegar and baking soda eruptions will look even more impressive!
Baking Soda (make sure it's not baking powder)
Vinegar
A container to hold everything and avoid a big mess!
Paper towels or a cloth (just in case)
Instructions:
Place some of the baking soda into your container.
Pour in some of the vinegar
Watch as the reaction takes place!
What's happening?
The baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is a base while the vinegar (acetic acid) is an acid. When they react together they form carbonic acid which is very unstable, it instantly breaks apart into water and carbon dioxide, which creates all the fizzing as it escapes the solution.
For extra effect you can make a realistic looking volcano. It takes some craft skills but it will make your vinegar and baking soda eruptions will look even more impressive!
Ka-Boombastic Countdown to Eruption
What you'll need:
Baking Soda (make sure it's not baking powder)
Vinegar
A container to hold everything and avoid a big mess!
Paper towels or a cloth (just in case)
Instructions:
Place some of the baking soda into your container.
Pour in some of the vinegar
Watch as the reaction takes place!
What's happening?
The baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is a base while the vinegar (acetic acid) is an acid. When they react together they form carbonic acid which is very unstable, it instantly breaks apart into water and carbon dioxide, which creates all the fizzing as it escapes the solution.
For extra effect you can make a realistic looking volcano. It takes some craft skills but it will make your vinegar and baking soda eruptions will look even more impressive!
Baking Soda (make sure it's not baking powder)
Vinegar
A container to hold everything and avoid a big mess!
Paper towels or a cloth (just in case)
Instructions:
Place some of the baking soda into your container.
Pour in some of the vinegar
Watch as the reaction takes place!
What's happening?
The baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is a base while the vinegar (acetic acid) is an acid. When they react together they form carbonic acid which is very unstable, it instantly breaks apart into water and carbon dioxide, which creates all the fizzing as it escapes the solution.
For extra effect you can make a realistic looking volcano. It takes some craft skills but it will make your vinegar and baking soda eruptions will look even more impressive!
Ka-Boombastic Countdown to Eruption
What you'll need:
Baking Soda (make sure it's not baking powder)
Vinegar
A container to hold everything and avoid a big mess!
Paper towels or a cloth (just in case)
Instructions:
Place some of the baking soda into your container.
Pour in some of the vinegar
Watch as the reaction takes place!
What's happening?
The baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is a base while the vinegar (acetic acid) is an acid. When they react together they form carbonic acid which is very unstable, it instantly breaks apart into water and carbon dioxide, which creates all the fizzing as it escapes the solution.
For extra effect you can make a realistic looking volcano. It takes some craft skills but it will make your vinegar and baking soda eruptions will look even more impressive!
Baking Soda (make sure it's not baking powder)
Vinegar
A container to hold everything and avoid a big mess!
Paper towels or a cloth (just in case)
Instructions:
Place some of the baking soda into your container.
Pour in some of the vinegar
Watch as the reaction takes place!
What's happening?
The baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is a base while the vinegar (acetic acid) is an acid. When they react together they form carbonic acid which is very unstable, it instantly breaks apart into water and carbon dioxide, which creates all the fizzing as it escapes the solution.
For extra effect you can make a realistic looking volcano. It takes some craft skills but it will make your vinegar and baking soda eruptions will look even more impressive!
Ka-Boombastic Countdown to Eruption
What you'll need:
Baking Soda (make sure it's not baking powder)
Vinegar
A container to hold everything and avoid a big mess!
Paper towels or a cloth (just in case)
Instructions:
Place some of the baking soda into your container.
Pour in some of the vinegar
Watch as the reaction takes place!
What's happening?
The baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is a base while the vinegar (acetic acid) is an acid. When they react together they form carbonic acid which is very unstable, it instantly breaks apart into water and carbon dioxide, which creates all the fizzing as it escapes the solution.
For extra effect you can make a realistic looking volcano. It takes some craft skills but it will make your vinegar and baking soda eruptions will look even more impressive!
Baking Soda (make sure it's not baking powder)
Vinegar
A container to hold everything and avoid a big mess!
Paper towels or a cloth (just in case)
Instructions:
Place some of the baking soda into your container.
Pour in some of the vinegar
Watch as the reaction takes place!
What's happening?
The baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is a base while the vinegar (acetic acid) is an acid. When they react together they form carbonic acid which is very unstable, it instantly breaks apart into water and carbon dioxide, which creates all the fizzing as it escapes the solution.
For extra effect you can make a realistic looking volcano. It takes some craft skills but it will make your vinegar and baking soda eruptions will look even more impressive!
Ka-Boombastic Countdown to Eruption
What you'll need:
Baking Soda (make sure it's not baking powder)
Vinegar
A container to hold everything and avoid a big mess!
Paper towels or a cloth (just in case)
Instructions:
Place some of the baking soda into your container.
Pour in some of the vinegar
Watch as the reaction takes place!
What's happening?
The baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is a base while the vinegar (acetic acid) is an acid. When they react together they form carbonic acid which is very unstable, it instantly breaks apart into water and carbon dioxide, which creates all the fizzing as it escapes the solution.
For extra effect you can make a realistic looking volcano. It takes some craft skills but it will make your vinegar and baking soda eruptions will look even more impressive!
Baking Soda (make sure it's not baking powder)
Vinegar
A container to hold everything and avoid a big mess!
Paper towels or a cloth (just in case)
Instructions:
Place some of the baking soda into your container.
Pour in some of the vinegar
Watch as the reaction takes place!
What's happening?
The baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is a base while the vinegar (acetic acid) is an acid. When they react together they form carbonic acid which is very unstable, it instantly breaks apart into water and carbon dioxide, which creates all the fizzing as it escapes the solution.
For extra effect you can make a realistic looking volcano. It takes some craft skills but it will make your vinegar and baking soda eruptions will look even more impressive!
"Parachute"ical Experiment
What you'll need:
A plastic bag or light material
Scissors
String
A small object to act as the weight, a little action figure would be perfect
Instructions:
Cut out a large square from your plastic bag or material.
Trim the edges so it looks like an octagon (an eight sided shape).
Cut a small whole near the edge of each side.
Attach 8 pieces of string of the same length to each of the holes.
Tie the pieces of string to the object you are using as a weight.
Use a chair or find a high spot to drop your parachute and test how well it worked, remember that you want it to drop as slow as possible.
What's happening?
Hopefully your parachute will descend slowly to the ground, giving your weight a comfortable landing. When you release the parachute the weight pulls down on the strings and opens up a large surface area of material that uses air resistance to slow it down. The larger the surface area the more air resistance and the slower the parachute will drop.
Cutting a small hole in the middle of the parachute will allow air to slowly pass through it rather than spilling out over one side, this should help the parachute fall straighter.
A plastic bag or light material
Scissors
String
A small object to act as the weight, a little action figure would be perfect
Instructions:
Cut out a large square from your plastic bag or material.
Trim the edges so it looks like an octagon (an eight sided shape).
Cut a small whole near the edge of each side.
Attach 8 pieces of string of the same length to each of the holes.
Tie the pieces of string to the object you are using as a weight.
Use a chair or find a high spot to drop your parachute and test how well it worked, remember that you want it to drop as slow as possible.
What's happening?
Hopefully your parachute will descend slowly to the ground, giving your weight a comfortable landing. When you release the parachute the weight pulls down on the strings and opens up a large surface area of material that uses air resistance to slow it down. The larger the surface area the more air resistance and the slower the parachute will drop.
Cutting a small hole in the middle of the parachute will allow air to slowly pass through it rather than spilling out over one side, this should help the parachute fall straighter.
Coke Eruption
What you'll need:
Large bottle of Diet Coke
About half a pack of Mentos
Geyser tube (optional but makes things much easier)
Instructions:
Make sure you are doing this experiment in a place where you won't get in trouble for getting Diet Coke everywhere. Outside on some grass is perfect, please don't try this one in your family lounge!!
Stand the Diet Coke upright and unscrew the lid. Put some sort of funnel or tube on top of it so you can drop the Mentos in at the same time (about half the pack is a good amount). Doing this part can be tricky if you don't have a specially designed geyser tube, I recommend buying one from a local store such as Natures Discoveries (NZ) or online.
Time for the fun part, drop the Mentos into the Diet Coke and run like mad! If you've done it properly a huge geyser of Diet Coke should come flying out of the bottle, it's a very impressive sight. The record is about 9 metres (29 feet) high!
What's happening?
Although there are a few different theories around about how this experiment works, the most favoured reason is because of the combination of carbon dioxide in the Diet Coke and the little dimples found on Mentos candy pieces.
The thing that makes soda drinks bubbly is the carbon dioxide that is pumped in when they bottle the drink at the factory. It doesn't get released from the liquid until you pour it into a glass and drink it, some also gets released when you open the lid (more if you shake it up beforehand). This means that there is a whole lot of carbon dioxide gas just waiting to escape the liquid in the form of bubbles.
Dropping something into the Diet Coke speeds up this process by both breaking the surface tension of the liquid and also allowing bubbles to form on the surface area of the Mentos. Mentos candy pieces are covered in tiny dimples (a bit like a golf ball), which dramatically increases the surface area and allows a huge amount of bubbles to form.
The experiment works better with Diet Coke than other sodas due to its slightly different ingredients and the fact that it isn't so sticky. I also found that Diet Coke that had been bottled more recently worked better than older bottles that might have lost some of their fizz sitting on shop shelves for too long, just check the bottle for the date.
Large bottle of Diet Coke
About half a pack of Mentos
Geyser tube (optional but makes things much easier)
Instructions:
Make sure you are doing this experiment in a place where you won't get in trouble for getting Diet Coke everywhere. Outside on some grass is perfect, please don't try this one in your family lounge!!
Stand the Diet Coke upright and unscrew the lid. Put some sort of funnel or tube on top of it so you can drop the Mentos in at the same time (about half the pack is a good amount). Doing this part can be tricky if you don't have a specially designed geyser tube, I recommend buying one from a local store such as Natures Discoveries (NZ) or online.
Time for the fun part, drop the Mentos into the Diet Coke and run like mad! If you've done it properly a huge geyser of Diet Coke should come flying out of the bottle, it's a very impressive sight. The record is about 9 metres (29 feet) high!
What's happening?
Although there are a few different theories around about how this experiment works, the most favoured reason is because of the combination of carbon dioxide in the Diet Coke and the little dimples found on Mentos candy pieces.
The thing that makes soda drinks bubbly is the carbon dioxide that is pumped in when they bottle the drink at the factory. It doesn't get released from the liquid until you pour it into a glass and drink it, some also gets released when you open the lid (more if you shake it up beforehand). This means that there is a whole lot of carbon dioxide gas just waiting to escape the liquid in the form of bubbles.
Dropping something into the Diet Coke speeds up this process by both breaking the surface tension of the liquid and also allowing bubbles to form on the surface area of the Mentos. Mentos candy pieces are covered in tiny dimples (a bit like a golf ball), which dramatically increases the surface area and allows a huge amount of bubbles to form.
The experiment works better with Diet Coke than other sodas due to its slightly different ingredients and the fact that it isn't so sticky. I also found that Diet Coke that had been bottled more recently worked better than older bottles that might have lost some of their fizz sitting on shop shelves for too long, just check the bottle for the date.
Science Daily Lesson PLans
OBJECTIVE
Students will learn:
What technology is and the differences between science and technology.
About the role of science and technology in society and that technology positively influences our quality of life by helping us learn, live safely, and stay healthy.
That in benefiting from the conveniences technology offers, society must also recognize the responsibilities that come with technology.
How to build a chart to compare the opportunities that technology provides.
To organize and represent data they collect using a graph.
MATERIALS
Display board (such as a blackboard) and chalk or markers
Student reproducible for this lesson (see link below)
Pencils
REPRODUCIBLES
Activity 1: Thinking About Technology: What Is It? How Can It Help Us? (PDF)
DIRECTIONS
Begin by asking students what they know about technology, or if they know examples of technology. Jot all examples on the board. Students should understand that they know quite a bit about technology, by virtue of their daily experience with electronics (MP3s, TVs, computers, printers).
When you have finished, write the definition of technology on the board:
Technology extends our abilities to change the world: to cut, shape, or put together materials; to move things from one place to another; and to reach farther with our hands, voices, and senses. . . . The changes may relate to survival needs such as food, shelter, or defense, or they may relate to human aspirations such as knowledge, art, or control. SOURCE: Science for All Americans online, www.project2061.org/publications/sfaa/online/chap3.htm
Ask students, "How do the examples of technology you gave allow people to shape or change the world?"
Provide students with some key distinctions between the natures of science and technology. Explain that by definition, science is a process for producing knowledge. The process depends on both making careful observations of how the world works and making sense out of those observations. Make the point that technology draws on science, and also contributes to its progress. SOURCE: NSTA Education Standards, http://newton.nap.edu/html/nses/6b.html
Explain to students that although technology presents many benefits to humanity, there may also be by-products or issues that arise through the process of manufacturing and the development of technology. Engage students in a discussion of these benefits, as well as the by-products or issues and how these issues are being or might be addressed. If your students don't include environmental challenges in their discussion, suggest the responsibility everyone has in controlling waste, and that recycling represents our effort to achieve that. Examples of how technology can enhance society might include: battery technology, solar power, satellites, text messaging, MP3s, gaming, plasma TVs, air and water testing, improved product designs.
Mention to students that like anything, technology eventually wears out when people use it. When equipment becomes old or out of date, or performs at less than full capacity, people are challenged to figure out what to do with it.
Make copies and distribute Activity 1, "Thinking About Technology: What Is It? How Can It Help us?" (PDF)
Be an Advocate!
Ask students, "What new technology is being developed in the realms of energy conservation, pollution prevention, and waste reduction? What are some of the products that utilize that technology? What are some of the ways you can adapt or make room for those technologies in your life?" Students may cite water, wind, or solar power; virtual businesses; biodiesel; air and water testing; etc. Product examples may include windmills (turbines) or solar panels, online banking, hybrid cars, etc.
Answers to Activity 1:
Part One: Space Shuttle, cell phones, vaccines, fingerprinting, the U.S. Postal Service, the use of robots. (Correct answers reflect the purpose of technology in meeting our needs and in making life easier. The remaining answers describe scientific endeavors, reflecting an emphasis on scientific observations and the study of how the world works.) Part Two: Benefits may include innovations or progress in space, computing, communication, medicine, forensics, automation, or robotics. By-products/issues may include impacts on the environment, ethical questions (such as freedom of speech), or others. Possible solutions may include different ways that issues or by-products are minimized. Part Three: Answers will vary. Example: Cell phone. Technology's Benefits: Keep in touch with family/friends/emergency responders easily. Technology's By-products/Issues: Electronic boards and colored plastic; reception not always available. Possible Solutions to By-products/Issues: Recycle responsibly; more antennas and satellites, or different technology.
Students will learn:
What technology is and the differences between science and technology.
About the role of science and technology in society and that technology positively influences our quality of life by helping us learn, live safely, and stay healthy.
That in benefiting from the conveniences technology offers, society must also recognize the responsibilities that come with technology.
How to build a chart to compare the opportunities that technology provides.
To organize and represent data they collect using a graph.
MATERIALS
Display board (such as a blackboard) and chalk or markers
Student reproducible for this lesson (see link below)
Pencils
REPRODUCIBLES
Activity 1: Thinking About Technology: What Is It? How Can It Help Us? (PDF)
DIRECTIONS
Begin by asking students what they know about technology, or if they know examples of technology. Jot all examples on the board. Students should understand that they know quite a bit about technology, by virtue of their daily experience with electronics (MP3s, TVs, computers, printers).
When you have finished, write the definition of technology on the board:
Technology extends our abilities to change the world: to cut, shape, or put together materials; to move things from one place to another; and to reach farther with our hands, voices, and senses. . . . The changes may relate to survival needs such as food, shelter, or defense, or they may relate to human aspirations such as knowledge, art, or control. SOURCE: Science for All Americans online, www.project2061.org/publications/sfaa/online/chap3.htm
Ask students, "How do the examples of technology you gave allow people to shape or change the world?"
Provide students with some key distinctions between the natures of science and technology. Explain that by definition, science is a process for producing knowledge. The process depends on both making careful observations of how the world works and making sense out of those observations. Make the point that technology draws on science, and also contributes to its progress. SOURCE: NSTA Education Standards, http://newton.nap.edu/html/nses/6b.html
Explain to students that although technology presents many benefits to humanity, there may also be by-products or issues that arise through the process of manufacturing and the development of technology. Engage students in a discussion of these benefits, as well as the by-products or issues and how these issues are being or might be addressed. If your students don't include environmental challenges in their discussion, suggest the responsibility everyone has in controlling waste, and that recycling represents our effort to achieve that. Examples of how technology can enhance society might include: battery technology, solar power, satellites, text messaging, MP3s, gaming, plasma TVs, air and water testing, improved product designs.
Mention to students that like anything, technology eventually wears out when people use it. When equipment becomes old or out of date, or performs at less than full capacity, people are challenged to figure out what to do with it.
Make copies and distribute Activity 1, "Thinking About Technology: What Is It? How Can It Help us?" (PDF)
Be an Advocate!
Ask students, "What new technology is being developed in the realms of energy conservation, pollution prevention, and waste reduction? What are some of the products that utilize that technology? What are some of the ways you can adapt or make room for those technologies in your life?" Students may cite water, wind, or solar power; virtual businesses; biodiesel; air and water testing; etc. Product examples may include windmills (turbines) or solar panels, online banking, hybrid cars, etc.
Answers to Activity 1:
Part One: Space Shuttle, cell phones, vaccines, fingerprinting, the U.S. Postal Service, the use of robots. (Correct answers reflect the purpose of technology in meeting our needs and in making life easier. The remaining answers describe scientific endeavors, reflecting an emphasis on scientific observations and the study of how the world works.) Part Two: Benefits may include innovations or progress in space, computing, communication, medicine, forensics, automation, or robotics. By-products/issues may include impacts on the environment, ethical questions (such as freedom of speech), or others. Possible solutions may include different ways that issues or by-products are minimized. Part Three: Answers will vary. Example: Cell phone. Technology's Benefits: Keep in touch with family/friends/emergency responders easily. Technology's By-products/Issues: Electronic boards and colored plastic; reception not always available. Possible Solutions to By-products/Issues: Recycle responsibly; more antennas and satellites, or different technology.
Animalian Quiz
1. What food makes up nearly all (around 99%) of a Giant Panda’s diet?
2. True or false? Mice live for up to 10 years.
3. What is the name of the phobia that involves an abnormal fear of spiders?
4. What is the largest type of ‘big cat’ in the world?
5. True or false? Crocodiles have no sweat glands so they use their mouths to release heat.
6. Eagles are very good at spotting potential prey from a long distance, why?
7. What are female elephants called?
8. True or false? Owls can turn their heads completely backwards, allowing a 360 degree view.
9. Bees are found on every continent of earth except for one, which is it?
10. True or false? Cats spend an average of 13 to 14 hours a day sleeping.
11. What is the fastest land animal in the world?
12. A ‘doe’ is what kind of animal?
13. True or false? Cougar’s are herbivores.
14. Groups of lions are known as what?
15. Is a dolphin a mammal?
16. What is the largest land animal in the world?
17. True of false? Snakes have slimy skin.
18. What is the only continent on earth where Giraffes live in the wild?
19. How many pairs of wings does a bee have?
20. What type of animal is the largest primate in the world?
21. Is a shark a fish or a mammal?
22. What is the most recognizable feature of a hedgehog’s appearance?
23. True or false? Owls are far-sighted, meaning that anything within a few inches of their eyes can’t be seen properly.
24. What is the name of an adult female horse?
25. What are baby goats called?
26. What is the tallest animal in the world?
27. True or false? Rabbits are born blind.
28. What is the most recognizable physical feature of the male lion?
29. How many legs does a spider have?
30. The crocodile species is believed to have been around for how long? 2 million years or 200 million years?
Animal Quiz Answers
1. Bamboo
2. False - Captive mice live for up to 2 and a half years while wild mice only live for an average of around 4 months.
3. Arachnophobia
4. The tiger, weighing up to 300 kilograms (660 pounds).
5. True - They often sleep with their mouth open to cool down.
6. Because they have excellent eyesight.
7. Cows
8. False - Their field of view is about 270 degrees.
9. Antarctica
10. True
11. The cheetah (it can reach speeds of up to 120kph – 75mph).
12. A female deer.
13. False - They are carnivores.
14. Prides
15. Yes
16. The elephant - The largest on record weighed around 12,000 kilograms! (26,000 lb).
17. False - Snakeskin is smooth and dry.
18. Africa
19. 2
20. The Gorilla
21. A fish
22. Their spines of spiky hair.
23. True
24. A mare
25. Kids
26. The giraffe - The average height is around 5 metres (16ft) and the tallest on record stood nearly 6 metres (20 ft) tall.
27. True
28. Its mane
29. 8
30. 200 million years
2. True or false? Mice live for up to 10 years.
3. What is the name of the phobia that involves an abnormal fear of spiders?
4. What is the largest type of ‘big cat’ in the world?
5. True or false? Crocodiles have no sweat glands so they use their mouths to release heat.
6. Eagles are very good at spotting potential prey from a long distance, why?
7. What are female elephants called?
8. True or false? Owls can turn their heads completely backwards, allowing a 360 degree view.
9. Bees are found on every continent of earth except for one, which is it?
10. True or false? Cats spend an average of 13 to 14 hours a day sleeping.
11. What is the fastest land animal in the world?
12. A ‘doe’ is what kind of animal?
13. True or false? Cougar’s are herbivores.
14. Groups of lions are known as what?
15. Is a dolphin a mammal?
16. What is the largest land animal in the world?
17. True of false? Snakes have slimy skin.
18. What is the only continent on earth where Giraffes live in the wild?
19. How many pairs of wings does a bee have?
20. What type of animal is the largest primate in the world?
21. Is a shark a fish or a mammal?
22. What is the most recognizable feature of a hedgehog’s appearance?
23. True or false? Owls are far-sighted, meaning that anything within a few inches of their eyes can’t be seen properly.
24. What is the name of an adult female horse?
25. What are baby goats called?
26. What is the tallest animal in the world?
27. True or false? Rabbits are born blind.
28. What is the most recognizable physical feature of the male lion?
29. How many legs does a spider have?
30. The crocodile species is believed to have been around for how long? 2 million years or 200 million years?
Animal Quiz Answers
1. Bamboo
2. False - Captive mice live for up to 2 and a half years while wild mice only live for an average of around 4 months.
3. Arachnophobia
4. The tiger, weighing up to 300 kilograms (660 pounds).
5. True - They often sleep with their mouth open to cool down.
6. Because they have excellent eyesight.
7. Cows
8. False - Their field of view is about 270 degrees.
9. Antarctica
10. True
11. The cheetah (it can reach speeds of up to 120kph – 75mph).
12. A female deer.
13. False - They are carnivores.
14. Prides
15. Yes
16. The elephant - The largest on record weighed around 12,000 kilograms! (26,000 lb).
17. False - Snakeskin is smooth and dry.
18. Africa
19. 2
20. The Gorilla
21. A fish
22. Their spines of spiky hair.
23. True
24. A mare
25. Kids
26. The giraffe - The average height is around 5 metres (16ft) and the tallest on record stood nearly 6 metres (20 ft) tall.
27. True
28. Its mane
29. 8
30. 200 million years
Biologistical Quiz
1. Which famous scientist introduced the idea of natural selection?
2. A person who studies biology is known as a?
3. Botany is the study of?
4. Can frogs live in salt water?
5. True or false? The common cold is caused by a virus.
6. Animals which eat both plants and other animals are known as what?
7. Bacterial infections in humans can be treated with what?
8. A single piece of coiled DNA is known as a?
9. A group of dog offspring is known as a?
10. The area of biology devoted to the study of fungi is known as?
11. What is the name of the process used by plants to convert sunlight into food?
12. The death of every member of a particular species is known as what?
13. The process of pasteurization is named after which famous French microbiologist?
14. True or false? A salamander is a warm blooded animal?
15. A change of the DNA in an organism that results in a new trait is known as a?
Biology Quiz Answers
1. Charles Darwin
2. Biologist
3. Plants
4. No
5. True
6. Omnivores
7. Antibiotics
8. Chromosome
9. Litter
10. Mycology
11. Photosynthesis
12. Extinction
13. Louis Pasteur
14. False
15. Mutation
2. A person who studies biology is known as a?
3. Botany is the study of?
4. Can frogs live in salt water?
5. True or false? The common cold is caused by a virus.
6. Animals which eat both plants and other animals are known as what?
7. Bacterial infections in humans can be treated with what?
8. A single piece of coiled DNA is known as a?
9. A group of dog offspring is known as a?
10. The area of biology devoted to the study of fungi is known as?
11. What is the name of the process used by plants to convert sunlight into food?
12. The death of every member of a particular species is known as what?
13. The process of pasteurization is named after which famous French microbiologist?
14. True or false? A salamander is a warm blooded animal?
15. A change of the DNA in an organism that results in a new trait is known as a?
Biology Quiz Answers
1. Charles Darwin
2. Biologist
3. Plants
4. No
5. True
6. Omnivores
7. Antibiotics
8. Chromosome
9. Litter
10. Mycology
11. Photosynthesis
12. Extinction
13. Louis Pasteur
14. False
15. Mutation
"Physics"ally Fit Quiz
1. When light bends as it enters a different medium the process is known as what?
2. A magnifying glass is what type of lens?
3. Electric resistance is typically measured in what units?
4. A person who studies physics is known as a?
5. Metals expand when heated and do what when cooled?
6. What is the first name of the famous scientist who gave us Newton’s three laws of motion?
7. What state of the art computer technology is used to train pilots when wanting to copy the experience of flying an aircraft?
8. Electric power is typically measured in what units?
9. The most recognized model of how the universe begun is known as the?
10. Who is the Hubble Space Telescope named after?
11. The wire inside an electric bulb is known as the what?
12. Theoretical physicist James Maxwell was born in what country?
13. Infrared light has a wavelength that is too long or short to be visible for humans?
14. What kind of eclipse do we have when the moon is between the sun and the earth?
15. True or false? Iron is attracted by magnets.
16. What is the earth’s primary source of energy?
17. Conductors have a high or low resistance?
18. Electric current is typically measured in what units?
19. What scientist is well known for his theory of relativity?
20. Earth is located in which galaxy?
Physics Quiz Answers
1. Refraction
2. Convex
3. Ohms
4. Physicist
5. Contract
6. Isaac
7. A flight simulator
8. Watts
9. Big bang
10. Edwin Hubble
11. Filament
12. Scotland
13. Long
14. A solar eclipse
15. True
16. The sun
17. Low
18. Amperes
19. Albert Einstein
20. The Milky Way galaxy
2. A magnifying glass is what type of lens?
3. Electric resistance is typically measured in what units?
4. A person who studies physics is known as a?
5. Metals expand when heated and do what when cooled?
6. What is the first name of the famous scientist who gave us Newton’s three laws of motion?
7. What state of the art computer technology is used to train pilots when wanting to copy the experience of flying an aircraft?
8. Electric power is typically measured in what units?
9. The most recognized model of how the universe begun is known as the?
10. Who is the Hubble Space Telescope named after?
11. The wire inside an electric bulb is known as the what?
12. Theoretical physicist James Maxwell was born in what country?
13. Infrared light has a wavelength that is too long or short to be visible for humans?
14. What kind of eclipse do we have when the moon is between the sun and the earth?
15. True or false? Iron is attracted by magnets.
16. What is the earth’s primary source of energy?
17. Conductors have a high or low resistance?
18. Electric current is typically measured in what units?
19. What scientist is well known for his theory of relativity?
20. Earth is located in which galaxy?
Physics Quiz Answers
1. Refraction
2. Convex
3. Ohms
4. Physicist
5. Contract
6. Isaac
7. A flight simulator
8. Watts
9. Big bang
10. Edwin Hubble
11. Filament
12. Scotland
13. Long
14. A solar eclipse
15. True
16. The sun
17. Low
18. Amperes
19. Albert Einstein
20. The Milky Way galaxy
Weatherific Quiz
1. A thermometer is a device used to measure what?
2. Stratus, cirrus, cumulus and nimbus are types of what?
3. What country experiences the most tornadoes?
4. True or false? A rainbow is a spectrum of light that appears when the Sun shines onto water droplets in the air.
5. Blizzards feature low temperatures, strong winds and heavy _______?
6. Breeze and gale are common terms used to describe the speed of what?
7. Earth’s recent temperature rises which have been linked to human activity is known as global _______?
8. True or false? The highest recorded temperature on Earth of 57.8 °C (136 °F) was recorded in Tirat Tsvi, Israel.
9. What is the name of a scientist who studies weather?
10. What is the driest desert on Earth, the Sahara, the Kalahari or the Atacama?
11. True or false? The lowest recorded temperature on Earth of 89.2 °C (−128.6 °F) was recorded at Vostok Station, Antarctica.
12. Balls or irregular lumps of ice that fall from clouds (often during thunderstorms) are known as what?
13. An avalanche features the rapid descent of _______?
14. True of false? The most rain fall ever recorded in one year (Cherrapunji, India) is more than 30 meters.
15. What is the name of a weather instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure?
16. An anemometer is used to measure what?
17. At what temperature is Centigrade equal to Fahrenheit?
18. Trying to predict the weather is known as weather _______?
19. The area of central USA that features many tornadoes is known as Tornado _______?
20. True or false? You see lightning and hear thunder.
Weather Quiz Answers
1. Temperature
2. Clouds
3. USA
4. True
5. Snow
6. Wind
7. Warming
8. False (Al 'Aziziyah, Libya)
9. A meteorologist
10. The Atacama Desert
11. True
12. Hail stones
13. Snow
14. False (25.4 meters)
15. A barometer
16. Wind speed
17. -40 degrees
18. Forecasting
19. Alley
20. True
2. Stratus, cirrus, cumulus and nimbus are types of what?
3. What country experiences the most tornadoes?
4. True or false? A rainbow is a spectrum of light that appears when the Sun shines onto water droplets in the air.
5. Blizzards feature low temperatures, strong winds and heavy _______?
6. Breeze and gale are common terms used to describe the speed of what?
7. Earth’s recent temperature rises which have been linked to human activity is known as global _______?
8. True or false? The highest recorded temperature on Earth of 57.8 °C (136 °F) was recorded in Tirat Tsvi, Israel.
9. What is the name of a scientist who studies weather?
10. What is the driest desert on Earth, the Sahara, the Kalahari or the Atacama?
11. True or false? The lowest recorded temperature on Earth of 89.2 °C (−128.6 °F) was recorded at Vostok Station, Antarctica.
12. Balls or irregular lumps of ice that fall from clouds (often during thunderstorms) are known as what?
13. An avalanche features the rapid descent of _______?
14. True of false? The most rain fall ever recorded in one year (Cherrapunji, India) is more than 30 meters.
15. What is the name of a weather instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure?
16. An anemometer is used to measure what?
17. At what temperature is Centigrade equal to Fahrenheit?
18. Trying to predict the weather is known as weather _______?
19. The area of central USA that features many tornadoes is known as Tornado _______?
20. True or false? You see lightning and hear thunder.
Weather Quiz Answers
1. Temperature
2. Clouds
3. USA
4. True
5. Snow
6. Wind
7. Warming
8. False (Al 'Aziziyah, Libya)
9. A meteorologist
10. The Atacama Desert
11. True
12. Hail stones
13. Snow
14. False (25.4 meters)
15. A barometer
16. Wind speed
17. -40 degrees
18. Forecasting
19. Alley
20. True
"Shoot"ing Quiz
1. The scientific study of plant life is known as what?
2. The process of plants using energy from sunlight to turn carbon dioxide into food is known as what?
3. True or false? In the right conditions bamboo can grow over 60cm (24in) in just one day.
4. The movement of pollen from the anthers to the stigma of a flower is known as what?
5. Amber is made from fossilized tree _____?
6. True or false? Humans were on Earth before plants.
7. What grain has the highest level of worldwide production? (Hint: Rice is second)
8. A trailing or climbing plant is also known as a _____?
9. True or false? Pitcher plants are carnivorous.
10. The Japanese word “sakura” means the blossoming of what kind of tree?
Plant Quiz Answers
1. Botany
2. Photosynthesis
3. True
4. Pollination
5. Resin
6. False
7. Maize (corn)
8. Vine
9. True
10. Cherry tree
2. The process of plants using energy from sunlight to turn carbon dioxide into food is known as what?
3. True or false? In the right conditions bamboo can grow over 60cm (24in) in just one day.
4. The movement of pollen from the anthers to the stigma of a flower is known as what?
5. Amber is made from fossilized tree _____?
6. True or false? Humans were on Earth before plants.
7. What grain has the highest level of worldwide production? (Hint: Rice is second)
8. A trailing or climbing plant is also known as a _____?
9. True or false? Pitcher plants are carnivorous.
10. The Japanese word “sakura” means the blossoming of what kind of tree?
Plant Quiz Answers
1. Botany
2. Photosynthesis
3. True
4. Pollination
5. Resin
6. False
7. Maize (corn)
8. Vine
9. True
10. Cherry tree
"Periodic"al Table of Elements Quiz?
1. Hydrogen
2. Helium
3. Lithium
4. Beryllium
5. Boron
6. Carbon
7. Nitrogen
8. Oxygen
9. Fluorine
10. Neon
11. Sodium
12. Magnesium
13. Aluminium
14. Silicon
15. Phosphorus
16. Sulfur
17. Chlorine
18. Argon
19. Potassium
20. Calcium
21. Scandium
22. Titanium
23. Vanadium
24. Chromium
25. Manganese
26. Iron
27. Cobalt
28. Nickel
29. Copper
30. Zinc
31. Gallium
32. Germanium
33. Arsenic
34. Selenium
35. Bromine
36. Krypton
37. Rubidium
38. Strontium
39. Yttrium
40. Zirconium
41. Niobium
42. Molybdenum
43. Technetium
44. Ruthenium
45. Rhodium
46. Palladium
47. Silver
48. Cadmium
49. Indium
50. Tin
51. Antimony
52. Tellurium
53. Iodine
54. Xenon
55. Cesium
56. Barium
57. Lanthanum
58. Cerium
59. Praseodymium
60. Neodymium
61. Promethium
62. Samarium
63. Europium
64. Gadolinium
65. Terbium
66. Dysprosium
67. Holmium
68. Erbium
69. Thulium
70. Ytterbium
71. Lutetium
72. Hafnium
73. Tantalum
74. Tungsten
75. Rhenium
76. Osmium
77. Iridium
78. Platinum
79. Gold
80. Mercury
81. Thallium
82. Lead
83. Bismuth
84. Polonium
85. Astatine
86. Radon
87. Francium
88. Radium
89. Actinium
90. Thorium
91. Protactinium
92. Uranium
93. Neptunium
94. Plutonium
95. Americium
96. Curium
97. Berkelium
98. Californium
99. Einsteinium
100. Fermium
101. Mendelevium
102. Nobelium
103. Lawrencium
104. Rutherfordium
105. Dubnium
106. Seaborgium
107. Bohrium
108. Hassium
109. Meitnerium
110. Darmstadtium
Chemical Elements Quiz Answers
1. Hydrogen - H
2. Helium - He
3. Lithium - Li
4. Beryllium - Be
5. Boron - B
6. Carbon - C
7. Nitrogen - N
8. Oxygen - O
9. Fluorine - F
10. Neon - Ne
11. Sodium - Na
12. Magnesium - Mg
13. Aluminium - Al
14. Silicon - Si
15. Phosphorus - P
16. Sulfur - S
17. Chlorine - Cl
18. Argon - Ar
19. Potassium - K
20. Calcium - Ca
21. Scandium - Sc
22. Titanium - Ti
23. Vanadium - V
24. Chromium - Cr
25. Manganese - Mn
26. Iron - Fe
27. Cobalt - Co
28. Nickel - Ni
29. Copper - Cu
30. Zinc - Zn
31. Gallium - Ga
32. Germanium - Ge
33. Arsenic - As
34. Selenium - Se
35. Bromine - Br
36. Krypton - Kr
37. Rubidium - Rb
38. Strontium - Sr
39. Yttrium - Y
40. Zirconium - Zr
41. Niobium - Nb
42. Molybdenum - Mo
43. Technetium - Tc
44. Ruthenium - Ru
45. Rhodium - Rh
46. Palladium - Pd
47. Silver - Ag
48. Cadmium - Cd
49. Indium - In
50. Tin - Sn
51. Antimony - Sb
52. Tellurium - Te
53. Iodine - I
54. Xenon - Xe
55. Cesium - Cs
56. Barium - Ba
57. Lanthanum - La
58. Cerium - Ce
59. Praseodymium - Pr
60. Neodymium - Nd
61. Promethium - Pm
62. Samarium - Sm
63. Europium - Eu
64. Gadolinium - Gd
65. Terbium - Tb
66. Dysprosium - Dy
67. Holmium - Ho
68. Erbium - Er
69. Thulium - Tm
70. Ytterbium - Yb
71. Lutetium - Lu
72. Hafnium - Hf
73. Tantalum - Ta
74. Tungsten - W
75. Rhenium - Re
76. Osmium - Os
77. Iridium - Ir
78. Platinum - Pt
79. Gold - Au
80. Mercury - Hg
81. Thallium - Tl
82. Lead - Pb
83. Bismuth - Bi
84. Polonium - Po
85. Astatine - At
86. Radon - Rn
87. Francium - Fr
88. Radium - Ra
89. Actinium - Ac
90. Thorium - Th
91. Protactinium - Pa
92. Uranium - U
93. Neptunium - Np
94. Plutonium - Pu
95. Americium - Am
96. Curium - Cm
97. Berkelium - Bk
98. Californium - Cf
99. Einsteinium - Es
100. Fermium - Fm
101. Mendelevium - Md
102. Nobelium - No
103. Lawrencium - Lr
104. Rutherfordium - Rf
105. Dubnium - Db
106. Seaborgium - Sg
107. Bohrium - Bh
108. Hassium - Hs
109. Meitnerium - Mt
110. Darmstadtium - Ds
2. Helium
3. Lithium
4. Beryllium
5. Boron
6. Carbon
7. Nitrogen
8. Oxygen
9. Fluorine
10. Neon
11. Sodium
12. Magnesium
13. Aluminium
14. Silicon
15. Phosphorus
16. Sulfur
17. Chlorine
18. Argon
19. Potassium
20. Calcium
21. Scandium
22. Titanium
23. Vanadium
24. Chromium
25. Manganese
26. Iron
27. Cobalt
28. Nickel
29. Copper
30. Zinc
31. Gallium
32. Germanium
33. Arsenic
34. Selenium
35. Bromine
36. Krypton
37. Rubidium
38. Strontium
39. Yttrium
40. Zirconium
41. Niobium
42. Molybdenum
43. Technetium
44. Ruthenium
45. Rhodium
46. Palladium
47. Silver
48. Cadmium
49. Indium
50. Tin
51. Antimony
52. Tellurium
53. Iodine
54. Xenon
55. Cesium
56. Barium
57. Lanthanum
58. Cerium
59. Praseodymium
60. Neodymium
61. Promethium
62. Samarium
63. Europium
64. Gadolinium
65. Terbium
66. Dysprosium
67. Holmium
68. Erbium
69. Thulium
70. Ytterbium
71. Lutetium
72. Hafnium
73. Tantalum
74. Tungsten
75. Rhenium
76. Osmium
77. Iridium
78. Platinum
79. Gold
80. Mercury
81. Thallium
82. Lead
83. Bismuth
84. Polonium
85. Astatine
86. Radon
87. Francium
88. Radium
89. Actinium
90. Thorium
91. Protactinium
92. Uranium
93. Neptunium
94. Plutonium
95. Americium
96. Curium
97. Berkelium
98. Californium
99. Einsteinium
100. Fermium
101. Mendelevium
102. Nobelium
103. Lawrencium
104. Rutherfordium
105. Dubnium
106. Seaborgium
107. Bohrium
108. Hassium
109. Meitnerium
110. Darmstadtium
Chemical Elements Quiz Answers
1. Hydrogen - H
2. Helium - He
3. Lithium - Li
4. Beryllium - Be
5. Boron - B
6. Carbon - C
7. Nitrogen - N
8. Oxygen - O
9. Fluorine - F
10. Neon - Ne
11. Sodium - Na
12. Magnesium - Mg
13. Aluminium - Al
14. Silicon - Si
15. Phosphorus - P
16. Sulfur - S
17. Chlorine - Cl
18. Argon - Ar
19. Potassium - K
20. Calcium - Ca
21. Scandium - Sc
22. Titanium - Ti
23. Vanadium - V
24. Chromium - Cr
25. Manganese - Mn
26. Iron - Fe
27. Cobalt - Co
28. Nickel - Ni
29. Copper - Cu
30. Zinc - Zn
31. Gallium - Ga
32. Germanium - Ge
33. Arsenic - As
34. Selenium - Se
35. Bromine - Br
36. Krypton - Kr
37. Rubidium - Rb
38. Strontium - Sr
39. Yttrium - Y
40. Zirconium - Zr
41. Niobium - Nb
42. Molybdenum - Mo
43. Technetium - Tc
44. Ruthenium - Ru
45. Rhodium - Rh
46. Palladium - Pd
47. Silver - Ag
48. Cadmium - Cd
49. Indium - In
50. Tin - Sn
51. Antimony - Sb
52. Tellurium - Te
53. Iodine - I
54. Xenon - Xe
55. Cesium - Cs
56. Barium - Ba
57. Lanthanum - La
58. Cerium - Ce
59. Praseodymium - Pr
60. Neodymium - Nd
61. Promethium - Pm
62. Samarium - Sm
63. Europium - Eu
64. Gadolinium - Gd
65. Terbium - Tb
66. Dysprosium - Dy
67. Holmium - Ho
68. Erbium - Er
69. Thulium - Tm
70. Ytterbium - Yb
71. Lutetium - Lu
72. Hafnium - Hf
73. Tantalum - Ta
74. Tungsten - W
75. Rhenium - Re
76. Osmium - Os
77. Iridium - Ir
78. Platinum - Pt
79. Gold - Au
80. Mercury - Hg
81. Thallium - Tl
82. Lead - Pb
83. Bismuth - Bi
84. Polonium - Po
85. Astatine - At
86. Radon - Rn
87. Francium - Fr
88. Radium - Ra
89. Actinium - Ac
90. Thorium - Th
91. Protactinium - Pa
92. Uranium - U
93. Neptunium - Np
94. Plutonium - Pu
95. Americium - Am
96. Curium - Cm
97. Berkelium - Bk
98. Californium - Cf
99. Einsteinium - Es
100. Fermium - Fm
101. Mendelevium - Md
102. Nobelium - No
103. Lawrencium - Lr
104. Rutherfordium - Rf
105. Dubnium - Db
106. Seaborgium - Sg
107. Bohrium - Bh
108. Hassium - Hs
109. Meitnerium - Mt
110. Darmstadtium - Ds
"Periodic"al Table of Elements Quiz?
1. Hydrogen
2. Helium
3. Lithium
4. Beryllium
5. Boron
6. Carbon
7. Nitrogen
8. Oxygen
9. Fluorine
10. Neon
11. Sodium
12. Magnesium
13. Aluminium
14. Silicon
15. Phosphorus
16. Sulfur
17. Chlorine
18. Argon
19. Potassium
20. Calcium
21. Scandium
22. Titanium
23. Vanadium
24. Chromium
25. Manganese
26. Iron
27. Cobalt
28. Nickel
29. Copper
30. Zinc
31. Gallium
32. Germanium
33. Arsenic
34. Selenium
35. Bromine
36. Krypton
37. Rubidium
38. Strontium
39. Yttrium
40. Zirconium
41. Niobium
42. Molybdenum
43. Technetium
44. Ruthenium
45. Rhodium
46. Palladium
47. Silver
48. Cadmium
49. Indium
50. Tin
51. Antimony
52. Tellurium
53. Iodine
54. Xenon
55. Cesium
56. Barium
57. Lanthanum
58. Cerium
59. Praseodymium
60. Neodymium
61. Promethium
62. Samarium
63. Europium
64. Gadolinium
65. Terbium
66. Dysprosium
67. Holmium
68. Erbium
69. Thulium
70. Ytterbium
71. Lutetium
72. Hafnium
73. Tantalum
74. Tungsten
75. Rhenium
76. Osmium
77. Iridium
78. Platinum
79. Gold
80. Mercury
81. Thallium
82. Lead
83. Bismuth
84. Polonium
85. Astatine
86. Radon
87. Francium
88. Radium
89. Actinium
90. Thorium
91. Protactinium
92. Uranium
93. Neptunium
94. Plutonium
95. Americium
96. Curium
97. Berkelium
98. Californium
99. Einsteinium
100. Fermium
101. Mendelevium
102. Nobelium
103. Lawrencium
104. Rutherfordium
105. Dubnium
106. Seaborgium
107. Bohrium
108. Hassium
109. Meitnerium
110. Darmstadtium
Chemical Elements Quiz Answers
1. Hydrogen - H
2. Helium - He
3. Lithium - Li
4. Beryllium - Be
5. Boron - B
6. Carbon - C
7. Nitrogen - N
8. Oxygen - O
9. Fluorine - F
10. Neon - Ne
11. Sodium - Na
12. Magnesium - Mg
13. Aluminium - Al
14. Silicon - Si
15. Phosphorus - P
16. Sulfur - S
17. Chlorine - Cl
18. Argon - Ar
19. Potassium - K
20. Calcium - Ca
21. Scandium - Sc
22. Titanium - Ti
23. Vanadium - V
24. Chromium - Cr
25. Manganese - Mn
26. Iron - Fe
27. Cobalt - Co
28. Nickel - Ni
29. Copper - Cu
30. Zinc - Zn
31. Gallium - Ga
32. Germanium - Ge
33. Arsenic - As
34. Selenium - Se
35. Bromine - Br
36. Krypton - Kr
37. Rubidium - Rb
38. Strontium - Sr
39. Yttrium - Y
40. Zirconium - Zr
41. Niobium - Nb
42. Molybdenum - Mo
43. Technetium - Tc
44. Ruthenium - Ru
45. Rhodium - Rh
46. Palladium - Pd
47. Silver - Ag
48. Cadmium - Cd
49. Indium - In
50. Tin - Sn
51. Antimony - Sb
52. Tellurium - Te
53. Iodine - I
54. Xenon - Xe
55. Cesium - Cs
56. Barium - Ba
57. Lanthanum - La
58. Cerium - Ce
59. Praseodymium - Pr
60. Neodymium - Nd
61. Promethium - Pm
62. Samarium - Sm
63. Europium - Eu
64. Gadolinium - Gd
65. Terbium - Tb
66. Dysprosium - Dy
67. Holmium - Ho
68. Erbium - Er
69. Thulium - Tm
70. Ytterbium - Yb
71. Lutetium - Lu
72. Hafnium - Hf
73. Tantalum - Ta
74. Tungsten - W
75. Rhenium - Re
76. Osmium - Os
77. Iridium - Ir
78. Platinum - Pt
79. Gold - Au
80. Mercury - Hg
81. Thallium - Tl
82. Lead - Pb
83. Bismuth - Bi
84. Polonium - Po
85. Astatine - At
86. Radon - Rn
87. Francium - Fr
88. Radium - Ra
89. Actinium - Ac
90. Thorium - Th
91. Protactinium - Pa
92. Uranium - U
93. Neptunium - Np
94. Plutonium - Pu
95. Americium - Am
96. Curium - Cm
97. Berkelium - Bk
98. Californium - Cf
99. Einsteinium - Es
100. Fermium - Fm
101. Mendelevium - Md
102. Nobelium - No
103. Lawrencium - Lr
104. Rutherfordium - Rf
105. Dubnium - Db
106. Seaborgium - Sg
107. Bohrium - Bh
108. Hassium - Hs
109. Meitnerium - Mt
110. Darmstadtium - Ds
2. Helium
3. Lithium
4. Beryllium
5. Boron
6. Carbon
7. Nitrogen
8. Oxygen
9. Fluorine
10. Neon
11. Sodium
12. Magnesium
13. Aluminium
14. Silicon
15. Phosphorus
16. Sulfur
17. Chlorine
18. Argon
19. Potassium
20. Calcium
21. Scandium
22. Titanium
23. Vanadium
24. Chromium
25. Manganese
26. Iron
27. Cobalt
28. Nickel
29. Copper
30. Zinc
31. Gallium
32. Germanium
33. Arsenic
34. Selenium
35. Bromine
36. Krypton
37. Rubidium
38. Strontium
39. Yttrium
40. Zirconium
41. Niobium
42. Molybdenum
43. Technetium
44. Ruthenium
45. Rhodium
46. Palladium
47. Silver
48. Cadmium
49. Indium
50. Tin
51. Antimony
52. Tellurium
53. Iodine
54. Xenon
55. Cesium
56. Barium
57. Lanthanum
58. Cerium
59. Praseodymium
60. Neodymium
61. Promethium
62. Samarium
63. Europium
64. Gadolinium
65. Terbium
66. Dysprosium
67. Holmium
68. Erbium
69. Thulium
70. Ytterbium
71. Lutetium
72. Hafnium
73. Tantalum
74. Tungsten
75. Rhenium
76. Osmium
77. Iridium
78. Platinum
79. Gold
80. Mercury
81. Thallium
82. Lead
83. Bismuth
84. Polonium
85. Astatine
86. Radon
87. Francium
88. Radium
89. Actinium
90. Thorium
91. Protactinium
92. Uranium
93. Neptunium
94. Plutonium
95. Americium
96. Curium
97. Berkelium
98. Californium
99. Einsteinium
100. Fermium
101. Mendelevium
102. Nobelium
103. Lawrencium
104. Rutherfordium
105. Dubnium
106. Seaborgium
107. Bohrium
108. Hassium
109. Meitnerium
110. Darmstadtium
Chemical Elements Quiz Answers
1. Hydrogen - H
2. Helium - He
3. Lithium - Li
4. Beryllium - Be
5. Boron - B
6. Carbon - C
7. Nitrogen - N
8. Oxygen - O
9. Fluorine - F
10. Neon - Ne
11. Sodium - Na
12. Magnesium - Mg
13. Aluminium - Al
14. Silicon - Si
15. Phosphorus - P
16. Sulfur - S
17. Chlorine - Cl
18. Argon - Ar
19. Potassium - K
20. Calcium - Ca
21. Scandium - Sc
22. Titanium - Ti
23. Vanadium - V
24. Chromium - Cr
25. Manganese - Mn
26. Iron - Fe
27. Cobalt - Co
28. Nickel - Ni
29. Copper - Cu
30. Zinc - Zn
31. Gallium - Ga
32. Germanium - Ge
33. Arsenic - As
34. Selenium - Se
35. Bromine - Br
36. Krypton - Kr
37. Rubidium - Rb
38. Strontium - Sr
39. Yttrium - Y
40. Zirconium - Zr
41. Niobium - Nb
42. Molybdenum - Mo
43. Technetium - Tc
44. Ruthenium - Ru
45. Rhodium - Rh
46. Palladium - Pd
47. Silver - Ag
48. Cadmium - Cd
49. Indium - In
50. Tin - Sn
51. Antimony - Sb
52. Tellurium - Te
53. Iodine - I
54. Xenon - Xe
55. Cesium - Cs
56. Barium - Ba
57. Lanthanum - La
58. Cerium - Ce
59. Praseodymium - Pr
60. Neodymium - Nd
61. Promethium - Pm
62. Samarium - Sm
63. Europium - Eu
64. Gadolinium - Gd
65. Terbium - Tb
66. Dysprosium - Dy
67. Holmium - Ho
68. Erbium - Er
69. Thulium - Tm
70. Ytterbium - Yb
71. Lutetium - Lu
72. Hafnium - Hf
73. Tantalum - Ta
74. Tungsten - W
75. Rhenium - Re
76. Osmium - Os
77. Iridium - Ir
78. Platinum - Pt
79. Gold - Au
80. Mercury - Hg
81. Thallium - Tl
82. Lead - Pb
83. Bismuth - Bi
84. Polonium - Po
85. Astatine - At
86. Radon - Rn
87. Francium - Fr
88. Radium - Ra
89. Actinium - Ac
90. Thorium - Th
91. Protactinium - Pa
92. Uranium - U
93. Neptunium - Np
94. Plutonium - Pu
95. Americium - Am
96. Curium - Cm
97. Berkelium - Bk
98. Californium - Cf
99. Einsteinium - Es
100. Fermium - Fm
101. Mendelevium - Md
102. Nobelium - No
103. Lawrencium - Lr
104. Rutherfordium - Rf
105. Dubnium - Db
106. Seaborgium - Sg
107. Bohrium - Bh
108. Hassium - Hs
109. Meitnerium - Mt
110. Darmstadtium - Ds
"Periodic"al Table of Elements Quiz?
1. Hydrogen
2. Helium
3. Lithium
4. Beryllium
5. Boron
6. Carbon
7. Nitrogen
8. Oxygen
9. Fluorine
10. Neon
11. Sodium
12. Magnesium
13. Aluminium
14. Silicon
15. Phosphorus
16. Sulfur
17. Chlorine
18. Argon
19. Potassium
20. Calcium
21. Scandium
22. Titanium
23. Vanadium
24. Chromium
25. Manganese
26. Iron
27. Cobalt
28. Nickel
29. Copper
30. Zinc
31. Gallium
32. Germanium
33. Arsenic
34. Selenium
35. Bromine
36. Krypton
37. Rubidium
38. Strontium
39. Yttrium
40. Zirconium
41. Niobium
42. Molybdenum
43. Technetium
44. Ruthenium
45. Rhodium
46. Palladium
47. Silver
48. Cadmium
49. Indium
50. Tin
51. Antimony
52. Tellurium
53. Iodine
54. Xenon
55. Cesium
56. Barium
57. Lanthanum
58. Cerium
59. Praseodymium
60. Neodymium
61. Promethium
62. Samarium
63. Europium
64. Gadolinium
65. Terbium
66. Dysprosium
67. Holmium
68. Erbium
69. Thulium
70. Ytterbium
71. Lutetium
72. Hafnium
73. Tantalum
74. Tungsten
75. Rhenium
76. Osmium
77. Iridium
78. Platinum
79. Gold
80. Mercury
81. Thallium
82. Lead
83. Bismuth
84. Polonium
85. Astatine
86. Radon
87. Francium
88. Radium
89. Actinium
90. Thorium
91. Protactinium
92. Uranium
93. Neptunium
94. Plutonium
95. Americium
96. Curium
97. Berkelium
98. Californium
99. Einsteinium
100. Fermium
101. Mendelevium
102. Nobelium
103. Lawrencium
104. Rutherfordium
105. Dubnium
106. Seaborgium
107. Bohrium
108. Hassium
109. Meitnerium
110. Darmstadtium
Chemical Elements Quiz Answers
1. Hydrogen - H
2. Helium - He
3. Lithium - Li
4. Beryllium - Be
5. Boron - B
6. Carbon - C
7. Nitrogen - N
8. Oxygen - O
9. Fluorine - F
10. Neon - Ne
11. Sodium - Na
12. Magnesium - Mg
13. Aluminium - Al
14. Silicon - Si
15. Phosphorus - P
16. Sulfur - S
17. Chlorine - Cl
18. Argon - Ar
19. Potassium - K
20. Calcium - Ca
21. Scandium - Sc
22. Titanium - Ti
23. Vanadium - V
24. Chromium - Cr
25. Manganese - Mn
26. Iron - Fe
27. Cobalt - Co
28. Nickel - Ni
29. Copper - Cu
30. Zinc - Zn
31. Gallium - Ga
32. Germanium - Ge
33. Arsenic - As
34. Selenium - Se
35. Bromine - Br
36. Krypton - Kr
37. Rubidium - Rb
38. Strontium - Sr
39. Yttrium - Y
40. Zirconium - Zr
41. Niobium - Nb
42. Molybdenum - Mo
43. Technetium - Tc
44. Ruthenium - Ru
45. Rhodium - Rh
46. Palladium - Pd
47. Silver - Ag
48. Cadmium - Cd
49. Indium - In
50. Tin - Sn
51. Antimony - Sb
52. Tellurium - Te
53. Iodine - I
54. Xenon - Xe
55. Cesium - Cs
56. Barium - Ba
57. Lanthanum - La
58. Cerium - Ce
59. Praseodymium - Pr
60. Neodymium - Nd
61. Promethium - Pm
62. Samarium - Sm
63. Europium - Eu
64. Gadolinium - Gd
65. Terbium - Tb
66. Dysprosium - Dy
67. Holmium - Ho
68. Erbium - Er
69. Thulium - Tm
70. Ytterbium - Yb
71. Lutetium - Lu
72. Hafnium - Hf
73. Tantalum - Ta
74. Tungsten - W
75. Rhenium - Re
76. Osmium - Os
77. Iridium - Ir
78. Platinum - Pt
79. Gold - Au
80. Mercury - Hg
81. Thallium - Tl
82. Lead - Pb
83. Bismuth - Bi
84. Polonium - Po
85. Astatine - At
86. Radon - Rn
87. Francium - Fr
88. Radium - Ra
89. Actinium - Ac
90. Thorium - Th
91. Protactinium - Pa
92. Uranium - U
93. Neptunium - Np
94. Plutonium - Pu
95. Americium - Am
96. Curium - Cm
97. Berkelium - Bk
98. Californium - Cf
99. Einsteinium - Es
100. Fermium - Fm
101. Mendelevium - Md
102. Nobelium - No
103. Lawrencium - Lr
104. Rutherfordium - Rf
105. Dubnium - Db
106. Seaborgium - Sg
107. Bohrium - Bh
108. Hassium - Hs
109. Meitnerium - Mt
110. Darmstadtium - Ds
2. Helium
3. Lithium
4. Beryllium
5. Boron
6. Carbon
7. Nitrogen
8. Oxygen
9. Fluorine
10. Neon
11. Sodium
12. Magnesium
13. Aluminium
14. Silicon
15. Phosphorus
16. Sulfur
17. Chlorine
18. Argon
19. Potassium
20. Calcium
21. Scandium
22. Titanium
23. Vanadium
24. Chromium
25. Manganese
26. Iron
27. Cobalt
28. Nickel
29. Copper
30. Zinc
31. Gallium
32. Germanium
33. Arsenic
34. Selenium
35. Bromine
36. Krypton
37. Rubidium
38. Strontium
39. Yttrium
40. Zirconium
41. Niobium
42. Molybdenum
43. Technetium
44. Ruthenium
45. Rhodium
46. Palladium
47. Silver
48. Cadmium
49. Indium
50. Tin
51. Antimony
52. Tellurium
53. Iodine
54. Xenon
55. Cesium
56. Barium
57. Lanthanum
58. Cerium
59. Praseodymium
60. Neodymium
61. Promethium
62. Samarium
63. Europium
64. Gadolinium
65. Terbium
66. Dysprosium
67. Holmium
68. Erbium
69. Thulium
70. Ytterbium
71. Lutetium
72. Hafnium
73. Tantalum
74. Tungsten
75. Rhenium
76. Osmium
77. Iridium
78. Platinum
79. Gold
80. Mercury
81. Thallium
82. Lead
83. Bismuth
84. Polonium
85. Astatine
86. Radon
87. Francium
88. Radium
89. Actinium
90. Thorium
91. Protactinium
92. Uranium
93. Neptunium
94. Plutonium
95. Americium
96. Curium
97. Berkelium
98. Californium
99. Einsteinium
100. Fermium
101. Mendelevium
102. Nobelium
103. Lawrencium
104. Rutherfordium
105. Dubnium
106. Seaborgium
107. Bohrium
108. Hassium
109. Meitnerium
110. Darmstadtium
Chemical Elements Quiz Answers
1. Hydrogen - H
2. Helium - He
3. Lithium - Li
4. Beryllium - Be
5. Boron - B
6. Carbon - C
7. Nitrogen - N
8. Oxygen - O
9. Fluorine - F
10. Neon - Ne
11. Sodium - Na
12. Magnesium - Mg
13. Aluminium - Al
14. Silicon - Si
15. Phosphorus - P
16. Sulfur - S
17. Chlorine - Cl
18. Argon - Ar
19. Potassium - K
20. Calcium - Ca
21. Scandium - Sc
22. Titanium - Ti
23. Vanadium - V
24. Chromium - Cr
25. Manganese - Mn
26. Iron - Fe
27. Cobalt - Co
28. Nickel - Ni
29. Copper - Cu
30. Zinc - Zn
31. Gallium - Ga
32. Germanium - Ge
33. Arsenic - As
34. Selenium - Se
35. Bromine - Br
36. Krypton - Kr
37. Rubidium - Rb
38. Strontium - Sr
39. Yttrium - Y
40. Zirconium - Zr
41. Niobium - Nb
42. Molybdenum - Mo
43. Technetium - Tc
44. Ruthenium - Ru
45. Rhodium - Rh
46. Palladium - Pd
47. Silver - Ag
48. Cadmium - Cd
49. Indium - In
50. Tin - Sn
51. Antimony - Sb
52. Tellurium - Te
53. Iodine - I
54. Xenon - Xe
55. Cesium - Cs
56. Barium - Ba
57. Lanthanum - La
58. Cerium - Ce
59. Praseodymium - Pr
60. Neodymium - Nd
61. Promethium - Pm
62. Samarium - Sm
63. Europium - Eu
64. Gadolinium - Gd
65. Terbium - Tb
66. Dysprosium - Dy
67. Holmium - Ho
68. Erbium - Er
69. Thulium - Tm
70. Ytterbium - Yb
71. Lutetium - Lu
72. Hafnium - Hf
73. Tantalum - Ta
74. Tungsten - W
75. Rhenium - Re
76. Osmium - Os
77. Iridium - Ir
78. Platinum - Pt
79. Gold - Au
80. Mercury - Hg
81. Thallium - Tl
82. Lead - Pb
83. Bismuth - Bi
84. Polonium - Po
85. Astatine - At
86. Radon - Rn
87. Francium - Fr
88. Radium - Ra
89. Actinium - Ac
90. Thorium - Th
91. Protactinium - Pa
92. Uranium - U
93. Neptunium - Np
94. Plutonium - Pu
95. Americium - Am
96. Curium - Cm
97. Berkelium - Bk
98. Californium - Cf
99. Einsteinium - Es
100. Fermium - Fm
101. Mendelevium - Md
102. Nobelium - No
103. Lawrencium - Lr
104. Rutherfordium - Rf
105. Dubnium - Db
106. Seaborgium - Sg
107. Bohrium - Bh
108. Hassium - Hs
109. Meitnerium - Mt
110. Darmstadtium - Ds
"Periodic"al Table of Elements Quiz?
1. Hydrogen
2. Helium
3. Lithium
4. Beryllium
5. Boron
6. Carbon
7. Nitrogen
8. Oxygen
9. Fluorine
10. Neon
11. Sodium
12. Magnesium
13. Aluminium
14. Silicon
15. Phosphorus
16. Sulfur
17. Chlorine
18. Argon
19. Potassium
20. Calcium
21. Scandium
22. Titanium
23. Vanadium
24. Chromium
25. Manganese
26. Iron
27. Cobalt
28. Nickel
29. Copper
30. Zinc
31. Gallium
32. Germanium
33. Arsenic
34. Selenium
35. Bromine
36. Krypton
37. Rubidium
38. Strontium
39. Yttrium
40. Zirconium
41. Niobium
42. Molybdenum
43. Technetium
44. Ruthenium
45. Rhodium
46. Palladium
47. Silver
48. Cadmium
49. Indium
50. Tin
51. Antimony
52. Tellurium
53. Iodine
54. Xenon
55. Cesium
56. Barium
57. Lanthanum
58. Cerium
59. Praseodymium
60. Neodymium
61. Promethium
62. Samarium
63. Europium
64. Gadolinium
65. Terbium
66. Dysprosium
67. Holmium
68. Erbium
69. Thulium
70. Ytterbium
71. Lutetium
72. Hafnium
73. Tantalum
74. Tungsten
75. Rhenium
76. Osmium
77. Iridium
78. Platinum
79. Gold
80. Mercury
81. Thallium
82. Lead
83. Bismuth
84. Polonium
85. Astatine
86. Radon
87. Francium
88. Radium
89. Actinium
90. Thorium
91. Protactinium
92. Uranium
93. Neptunium
94. Plutonium
95. Americium
96. Curium
97. Berkelium
98. Californium
99. Einsteinium
100. Fermium
101. Mendelevium
102. Nobelium
103. Lawrencium
104. Rutherfordium
105. Dubnium
106. Seaborgium
107. Bohrium
108. Hassium
109. Meitnerium
110. Darmstadtium
Chemical Elements Quiz Answers
1. Hydrogen - H
2. Helium - He
3. Lithium - Li
4. Beryllium - Be
5. Boron - B
6. Carbon - C
7. Nitrogen - N
8. Oxygen - O
9. Fluorine - F
10. Neon - Ne
11. Sodium - Na
12. Magnesium - Mg
13. Aluminium - Al
14. Silicon - Si
15. Phosphorus - P
16. Sulfur - S
17. Chlorine - Cl
18. Argon - Ar
19. Potassium - K
20. Calcium - Ca
21. Scandium - Sc
22. Titanium - Ti
23. Vanadium - V
24. Chromium - Cr
25. Manganese - Mn
26. Iron - Fe
27. Cobalt - Co
28. Nickel - Ni
29. Copper - Cu
30. Zinc - Zn
31. Gallium - Ga
32. Germanium - Ge
33. Arsenic - As
34. Selenium - Se
35. Bromine - Br
36. Krypton - Kr
37. Rubidium - Rb
38. Strontium - Sr
39. Yttrium - Y
40. Zirconium - Zr
41. Niobium - Nb
42. Molybdenum - Mo
43. Technetium - Tc
44. Ruthenium - Ru
45. Rhodium - Rh
46. Palladium - Pd
47. Silver - Ag
48. Cadmium - Cd
49. Indium - In
50. Tin - Sn
51. Antimony - Sb
52. Tellurium - Te
53. Iodine - I
54. Xenon - Xe
55. Cesium - Cs
56. Barium - Ba
57. Lanthanum - La
58. Cerium - Ce
59. Praseodymium - Pr
60. Neodymium - Nd
61. Promethium - Pm
62. Samarium - Sm
63. Europium - Eu
64. Gadolinium - Gd
65. Terbium - Tb
66. Dysprosium - Dy
67. Holmium - Ho
68. Erbium - Er
69. Thulium - Tm
70. Ytterbium - Yb
71. Lutetium - Lu
72. Hafnium - Hf
73. Tantalum - Ta
74. Tungsten - W
75. Rhenium - Re
76. Osmium - Os
77. Iridium - Ir
78. Platinum - Pt
79. Gold - Au
80. Mercury - Hg
81. Thallium - Tl
82. Lead - Pb
83. Bismuth - Bi
84. Polonium - Po
85. Astatine - At
86. Radon - Rn
87. Francium - Fr
88. Radium - Ra
89. Actinium - Ac
90. Thorium - Th
91. Protactinium - Pa
92. Uranium - U
93. Neptunium - Np
94. Plutonium - Pu
95. Americium - Am
96. Curium - Cm
97. Berkelium - Bk
98. Californium - Cf
99. Einsteinium - Es
100. Fermium - Fm
101. Mendelevium - Md
102. Nobelium - No
103. Lawrencium - Lr
104. Rutherfordium - Rf
105. Dubnium - Db
106. Seaborgium - Sg
107. Bohrium - Bh
108. Hassium - Hs
109. Meitnerium - Mt
110. Darmstadtium - Ds
2. Helium
3. Lithium
4. Beryllium
5. Boron
6. Carbon
7. Nitrogen
8. Oxygen
9. Fluorine
10. Neon
11. Sodium
12. Magnesium
13. Aluminium
14. Silicon
15. Phosphorus
16. Sulfur
17. Chlorine
18. Argon
19. Potassium
20. Calcium
21. Scandium
22. Titanium
23. Vanadium
24. Chromium
25. Manganese
26. Iron
27. Cobalt
28. Nickel
29. Copper
30. Zinc
31. Gallium
32. Germanium
33. Arsenic
34. Selenium
35. Bromine
36. Krypton
37. Rubidium
38. Strontium
39. Yttrium
40. Zirconium
41. Niobium
42. Molybdenum
43. Technetium
44. Ruthenium
45. Rhodium
46. Palladium
47. Silver
48. Cadmium
49. Indium
50. Tin
51. Antimony
52. Tellurium
53. Iodine
54. Xenon
55. Cesium
56. Barium
57. Lanthanum
58. Cerium
59. Praseodymium
60. Neodymium
61. Promethium
62. Samarium
63. Europium
64. Gadolinium
65. Terbium
66. Dysprosium
67. Holmium
68. Erbium
69. Thulium
70. Ytterbium
71. Lutetium
72. Hafnium
73. Tantalum
74. Tungsten
75. Rhenium
76. Osmium
77. Iridium
78. Platinum
79. Gold
80. Mercury
81. Thallium
82. Lead
83. Bismuth
84. Polonium
85. Astatine
86. Radon
87. Francium
88. Radium
89. Actinium
90. Thorium
91. Protactinium
92. Uranium
93. Neptunium
94. Plutonium
95. Americium
96. Curium
97. Berkelium
98. Californium
99. Einsteinium
100. Fermium
101. Mendelevium
102. Nobelium
103. Lawrencium
104. Rutherfordium
105. Dubnium
106. Seaborgium
107. Bohrium
108. Hassium
109. Meitnerium
110. Darmstadtium
Chemical Elements Quiz Answers
1. Hydrogen - H
2. Helium - He
3. Lithium - Li
4. Beryllium - Be
5. Boron - B
6. Carbon - C
7. Nitrogen - N
8. Oxygen - O
9. Fluorine - F
10. Neon - Ne
11. Sodium - Na
12. Magnesium - Mg
13. Aluminium - Al
14. Silicon - Si
15. Phosphorus - P
16. Sulfur - S
17. Chlorine - Cl
18. Argon - Ar
19. Potassium - K
20. Calcium - Ca
21. Scandium - Sc
22. Titanium - Ti
23. Vanadium - V
24. Chromium - Cr
25. Manganese - Mn
26. Iron - Fe
27. Cobalt - Co
28. Nickel - Ni
29. Copper - Cu
30. Zinc - Zn
31. Gallium - Ga
32. Germanium - Ge
33. Arsenic - As
34. Selenium - Se
35. Bromine - Br
36. Krypton - Kr
37. Rubidium - Rb
38. Strontium - Sr
39. Yttrium - Y
40. Zirconium - Zr
41. Niobium - Nb
42. Molybdenum - Mo
43. Technetium - Tc
44. Ruthenium - Ru
45. Rhodium - Rh
46. Palladium - Pd
47. Silver - Ag
48. Cadmium - Cd
49. Indium - In
50. Tin - Sn
51. Antimony - Sb
52. Tellurium - Te
53. Iodine - I
54. Xenon - Xe
55. Cesium - Cs
56. Barium - Ba
57. Lanthanum - La
58. Cerium - Ce
59. Praseodymium - Pr
60. Neodymium - Nd
61. Promethium - Pm
62. Samarium - Sm
63. Europium - Eu
64. Gadolinium - Gd
65. Terbium - Tb
66. Dysprosium - Dy
67. Holmium - Ho
68. Erbium - Er
69. Thulium - Tm
70. Ytterbium - Yb
71. Lutetium - Lu
72. Hafnium - Hf
73. Tantalum - Ta
74. Tungsten - W
75. Rhenium - Re
76. Osmium - Os
77. Iridium - Ir
78. Platinum - Pt
79. Gold - Au
80. Mercury - Hg
81. Thallium - Tl
82. Lead - Pb
83. Bismuth - Bi
84. Polonium - Po
85. Astatine - At
86. Radon - Rn
87. Francium - Fr
88. Radium - Ra
89. Actinium - Ac
90. Thorium - Th
91. Protactinium - Pa
92. Uranium - U
93. Neptunium - Np
94. Plutonium - Pu
95. Americium - Am
96. Curium - Cm
97. Berkelium - Bk
98. Californium - Cf
99. Einsteinium - Es
100. Fermium - Fm
101. Mendelevium - Md
102. Nobelium - No
103. Lawrencium - Lr
104. Rutherfordium - Rf
105. Dubnium - Db
106. Seaborgium - Sg
107. Bohrium - Bh
108. Hassium - Hs
109. Meitnerium - Mt
110. Darmstadtium - Ds
"Periodic"al Table of Elements Quiz?
1. Hydrogen
2. Helium
3. Lithium
4. Beryllium
5. Boron
6. Carbon
7. Nitrogen
8. Oxygen
9. Fluorine
10. Neon
11. Sodium
12. Magnesium
13. Aluminium
14. Silicon
15. Phosphorus
16. Sulfur
17. Chlorine
18. Argon
19. Potassium
20. Calcium
21. Scandium
22. Titanium
23. Vanadium
24. Chromium
25. Manganese
26. Iron
27. Cobalt
28. Nickel
29. Copper
30. Zinc
31. Gallium
32. Germanium
33. Arsenic
34. Selenium
35. Bromine
36. Krypton
37. Rubidium
38. Strontium
39. Yttrium
40. Zirconium
41. Niobium
42. Molybdenum
43. Technetium
44. Ruthenium
45. Rhodium
46. Palladium
47. Silver
48. Cadmium
49. Indium
50. Tin
51. Antimony
52. Tellurium
53. Iodine
54. Xenon
55. Cesium
56. Barium
57. Lanthanum
58. Cerium
59. Praseodymium
60. Neodymium
61. Promethium
62. Samarium
63. Europium
64. Gadolinium
65. Terbium
66. Dysprosium
67. Holmium
68. Erbium
69. Thulium
70. Ytterbium
71. Lutetium
72. Hafnium
73. Tantalum
74. Tungsten
75. Rhenium
76. Osmium
77. Iridium
78. Platinum
79. Gold
80. Mercury
81. Thallium
82. Lead
83. Bismuth
84. Polonium
85. Astatine
86. Radon
87. Francium
88. Radium
89. Actinium
90. Thorium
91. Protactinium
92. Uranium
93. Neptunium
94. Plutonium
95. Americium
96. Curium
97. Berkelium
98. Californium
99. Einsteinium
100. Fermium
101. Mendelevium
102. Nobelium
103. Lawrencium
104. Rutherfordium
105. Dubnium
106. Seaborgium
107. Bohrium
108. Hassium
109. Meitnerium
110. Darmstadtium
Chemical Elements Quiz Answers
1. Hydrogen - H
2. Helium - He
3. Lithium - Li
4. Beryllium - Be
5. Boron - B
6. Carbon - C
7. Nitrogen - N
8. Oxygen - O
9. Fluorine - F
10. Neon - Ne
11. Sodium - Na
12. Magnesium - Mg
13. Aluminium - Al
14. Silicon - Si
15. Phosphorus - P
16. Sulfur - S
17. Chlorine - Cl
18. Argon - Ar
19. Potassium - K
20. Calcium - Ca
21. Scandium - Sc
22. Titanium - Ti
23. Vanadium - V
24. Chromium - Cr
25. Manganese - Mn
26. Iron - Fe
27. Cobalt - Co
28. Nickel - Ni
29. Copper - Cu
30. Zinc - Zn
31. Gallium - Ga
32. Germanium - Ge
33. Arsenic - As
34. Selenium - Se
35. Bromine - Br
36. Krypton - Kr
37. Rubidium - Rb
38. Strontium - Sr
39. Yttrium - Y
40. Zirconium - Zr
41. Niobium - Nb
42. Molybdenum - Mo
43. Technetium - Tc
44. Ruthenium - Ru
45. Rhodium - Rh
46. Palladium - Pd
47. Silver - Ag
48. Cadmium - Cd
49. Indium - In
50. Tin - Sn
51. Antimony - Sb
52. Tellurium - Te
53. Iodine - I
54. Xenon - Xe
55. Cesium - Cs
56. Barium - Ba
57. Lanthanum - La
58. Cerium - Ce
59. Praseodymium - Pr
60. Neodymium - Nd
61. Promethium - Pm
62. Samarium - Sm
63. Europium - Eu
64. Gadolinium - Gd
65. Terbium - Tb
66. Dysprosium - Dy
67. Holmium - Ho
68. Erbium - Er
69. Thulium - Tm
70. Ytterbium - Yb
71. Lutetium - Lu
72. Hafnium - Hf
73. Tantalum - Ta
74. Tungsten - W
75. Rhenium - Re
76. Osmium - Os
77. Iridium - Ir
78. Platinum - Pt
79. Gold - Au
80. Mercury - Hg
81. Thallium - Tl
82. Lead - Pb
83. Bismuth - Bi
84. Polonium - Po
85. Astatine - At
86. Radon - Rn
87. Francium - Fr
88. Radium - Ra
89. Actinium - Ac
90. Thorium - Th
91. Protactinium - Pa
92. Uranium - U
93. Neptunium - Np
94. Plutonium - Pu
95. Americium - Am
96. Curium - Cm
97. Berkelium - Bk
98. Californium - Cf
99. Einsteinium - Es
100. Fermium - Fm
101. Mendelevium - Md
102. Nobelium - No
103. Lawrencium - Lr
104. Rutherfordium - Rf
105. Dubnium - Db
106. Seaborgium - Sg
107. Bohrium - Bh
108. Hassium - Hs
109. Meitnerium - Mt
110. Darmstadtium - Ds
2. Helium
3. Lithium
4. Beryllium
5. Boron
6. Carbon
7. Nitrogen
8. Oxygen
9. Fluorine
10. Neon
11. Sodium
12. Magnesium
13. Aluminium
14. Silicon
15. Phosphorus
16. Sulfur
17. Chlorine
18. Argon
19. Potassium
20. Calcium
21. Scandium
22. Titanium
23. Vanadium
24. Chromium
25. Manganese
26. Iron
27. Cobalt
28. Nickel
29. Copper
30. Zinc
31. Gallium
32. Germanium
33. Arsenic
34. Selenium
35. Bromine
36. Krypton
37. Rubidium
38. Strontium
39. Yttrium
40. Zirconium
41. Niobium
42. Molybdenum
43. Technetium
44. Ruthenium
45. Rhodium
46. Palladium
47. Silver
48. Cadmium
49. Indium
50. Tin
51. Antimony
52. Tellurium
53. Iodine
54. Xenon
55. Cesium
56. Barium
57. Lanthanum
58. Cerium
59. Praseodymium
60. Neodymium
61. Promethium
62. Samarium
63. Europium
64. Gadolinium
65. Terbium
66. Dysprosium
67. Holmium
68. Erbium
69. Thulium
70. Ytterbium
71. Lutetium
72. Hafnium
73. Tantalum
74. Tungsten
75. Rhenium
76. Osmium
77. Iridium
78. Platinum
79. Gold
80. Mercury
81. Thallium
82. Lead
83. Bismuth
84. Polonium
85. Astatine
86. Radon
87. Francium
88. Radium
89. Actinium
90. Thorium
91. Protactinium
92. Uranium
93. Neptunium
94. Plutonium
95. Americium
96. Curium
97. Berkelium
98. Californium
99. Einsteinium
100. Fermium
101. Mendelevium
102. Nobelium
103. Lawrencium
104. Rutherfordium
105. Dubnium
106. Seaborgium
107. Bohrium
108. Hassium
109. Meitnerium
110. Darmstadtium
Chemical Elements Quiz Answers
1. Hydrogen - H
2. Helium - He
3. Lithium - Li
4. Beryllium - Be
5. Boron - B
6. Carbon - C
7. Nitrogen - N
8. Oxygen - O
9. Fluorine - F
10. Neon - Ne
11. Sodium - Na
12. Magnesium - Mg
13. Aluminium - Al
14. Silicon - Si
15. Phosphorus - P
16. Sulfur - S
17. Chlorine - Cl
18. Argon - Ar
19. Potassium - K
20. Calcium - Ca
21. Scandium - Sc
22. Titanium - Ti
23. Vanadium - V
24. Chromium - Cr
25. Manganese - Mn
26. Iron - Fe
27. Cobalt - Co
28. Nickel - Ni
29. Copper - Cu
30. Zinc - Zn
31. Gallium - Ga
32. Germanium - Ge
33. Arsenic - As
34. Selenium - Se
35. Bromine - Br
36. Krypton - Kr
37. Rubidium - Rb
38. Strontium - Sr
39. Yttrium - Y
40. Zirconium - Zr
41. Niobium - Nb
42. Molybdenum - Mo
43. Technetium - Tc
44. Ruthenium - Ru
45. Rhodium - Rh
46. Palladium - Pd
47. Silver - Ag
48. Cadmium - Cd
49. Indium - In
50. Tin - Sn
51. Antimony - Sb
52. Tellurium - Te
53. Iodine - I
54. Xenon - Xe
55. Cesium - Cs
56. Barium - Ba
57. Lanthanum - La
58. Cerium - Ce
59. Praseodymium - Pr
60. Neodymium - Nd
61. Promethium - Pm
62. Samarium - Sm
63. Europium - Eu
64. Gadolinium - Gd
65. Terbium - Tb
66. Dysprosium - Dy
67. Holmium - Ho
68. Erbium - Er
69. Thulium - Tm
70. Ytterbium - Yb
71. Lutetium - Lu
72. Hafnium - Hf
73. Tantalum - Ta
74. Tungsten - W
75. Rhenium - Re
76. Osmium - Os
77. Iridium - Ir
78. Platinum - Pt
79. Gold - Au
80. Mercury - Hg
81. Thallium - Tl
82. Lead - Pb
83. Bismuth - Bi
84. Polonium - Po
85. Astatine - At
86. Radon - Rn
87. Francium - Fr
88. Radium - Ra
89. Actinium - Ac
90. Thorium - Th
91. Protactinium - Pa
92. Uranium - U
93. Neptunium - Np
94. Plutonium - Pu
95. Americium - Am
96. Curium - Cm
97. Berkelium - Bk
98. Californium - Cf
99. Einsteinium - Es
100. Fermium - Fm
101. Mendelevium - Md
102. Nobelium - No
103. Lawrencium - Lr
104. Rutherfordium - Rf
105. Dubnium - Db
106. Seaborgium - Sg
107. Bohrium - Bh
108. Hassium - Hs
109. Meitnerium - Mt
110. Darmstadtium - Ds
"Periodic"al Table of Elements Quiz
1. Hydrogen
2. Helium
3. Lithium
4. Beryllium
5. Boron
6. Carbon
7. Nitrogen
8. Oxygen
9. Fluorine
10. Neon
11. Sodium
12. Magnesium
13. Aluminium
14. Silicon
15. Phosphorus
16. Sulfur
17. Chlorine
18. Argon
19. Potassium
20. Calcium
21. Scandium
22. Titanium
23. Vanadium
24. Chromium
25. Manganese
26. Iron
27. Cobalt
28. Nickel
29. Copper
30. Zinc
31. Gallium
32. Germanium
33. Arsenic
34. Selenium
35. Bromine
36. Krypton
37. Rubidium
38. Strontium
39. Yttrium
40. Zirconium
41. Niobium
42. Molybdenum
43. Technetium
44. Ruthenium
45. Rhodium
46. Palladium
47. Silver
48. Cadmium
49. Indium
50. Tin
51. Antimony
52. Tellurium
53. Iodine
54. Xenon
55. Cesium
56. Barium
57. Lanthanum
58. Cerium
59. Praseodymium
60. Neodymium
61. Promethium
62. Samarium
63. Europium
64. Gadolinium
65. Terbium
66. Dysprosium
67. Holmium
68. Erbium
69. Thulium
70. Ytterbium
71. Lutetium
72. Hafnium
73. Tantalum
74. Tungsten
75. Rhenium
76. Osmium
77. Iridium
78. Platinum
79. Gold
80. Mercury
81. Thallium
82. Lead
83. Bismuth
84. Polonium
85. Astatine
86. Radon
87. Francium
88. Radium
89. Actinium
90. Thorium
91. Protactinium
92. Uranium
93. Neptunium
94. Plutonium
95. Americium
96. Curium
97. Berkelium
98. Californium
99. Einsteinium
100. Fermium
101. Mendelevium
102. Nobelium
103. Lawrencium
104. Rutherfordium
105. Dubnium
106. Seaborgium
107. Bohrium
108. Hassium
109. Meitnerium
110. Darmstadtium
Chemical Elements Quiz Answers
1. Hydrogen - H
2. Helium - He
3. Lithium - Li
4. Beryllium - Be
5. Boron - B
6. Carbon - C
7. Nitrogen - N
8. Oxygen - O
9. Fluorine - F
10. Neon - Ne
11. Sodium - Na
12. Magnesium - Mg
13. Aluminium - Al
14. Silicon - Si
15. Phosphorus - P
16. Sulfur - S
17. Chlorine - Cl
18. Argon - Ar
19. Potassium - K
20. Calcium - Ca
21. Scandium - Sc
22. Titanium - Ti
23. Vanadium - V
24. Chromium - Cr
25. Manganese - Mn
26. Iron - Fe
27. Cobalt - Co
28. Nickel - Ni
29. Copper - Cu
30. Zinc - Zn
31. Gallium - Ga
32. Germanium - Ge
33. Arsenic - As
34. Selenium - Se
35. Bromine - Br
36. Krypton - Kr
37. Rubidium - Rb
38. Strontium - Sr
39. Yttrium - Y
40. Zirconium - Zr
41. Niobium - Nb
42. Molybdenum - Mo
43. Technetium - Tc
44. Ruthenium - Ru
45. Rhodium - Rh
46. Palladium - Pd
47. Silver - Ag
48. Cadmium - Cd
49. Indium - In
50. Tin - Sn
51. Antimony - Sb
52. Tellurium - Te
53. Iodine - I
54. Xenon - Xe
55. Cesium - Cs
56. Barium - Ba
57. Lanthanum - La
58. Cerium - Ce
59. Praseodymium - Pr
60. Neodymium - Nd
61. Promethium - Pm
62. Samarium - Sm
63. Europium - Eu
64. Gadolinium - Gd
65. Terbium - Tb
66. Dysprosium - Dy
67. Holmium - Ho
68. Erbium - Er
69. Thulium - Tm
70. Ytterbium - Yb
71. Lutetium - Lu
72. Hafnium - Hf
73. Tantalum - Ta
74. Tungsten - W
75. Rhenium - Re
76. Osmium - Os
77. Iridium - Ir
78. Platinum - Pt
79. Gold - Au
80. Mercury - Hg
81. Thallium - Tl
82. Lead - Pb
83. Bismuth - Bi
84. Polonium - Po
85. Astatine - At
86. Radon - Rn
87. Francium - Fr
88. Radium - Ra
89. Actinium - Ac
90. Thorium - Th
91. Protactinium - Pa
92. Uranium - U
93. Neptunium - Np
94. Plutonium - Pu
95. Americium - Am
96. Curium - Cm
97. Berkelium - Bk
98. Californium - Cf
99. Einsteinium - Es
100. Fermium - Fm
101. Mendelevium - Md
102. Nobelium - No
103. Lawrencium - Lr
104. Rutherfordium - Rf
105. Dubnium - Db
106. Seaborgium - Sg
107. Bohrium - Bh
108. Hassium - Hs
109. Meitnerium - Mt
110. Darmstadtium - Ds
2. Helium
3. Lithium
4. Beryllium
5. Boron
6. Carbon
7. Nitrogen
8. Oxygen
9. Fluorine
10. Neon
11. Sodium
12. Magnesium
13. Aluminium
14. Silicon
15. Phosphorus
16. Sulfur
17. Chlorine
18. Argon
19. Potassium
20. Calcium
21. Scandium
22. Titanium
23. Vanadium
24. Chromium
25. Manganese
26. Iron
27. Cobalt
28. Nickel
29. Copper
30. Zinc
31. Gallium
32. Germanium
33. Arsenic
34. Selenium
35. Bromine
36. Krypton
37. Rubidium
38. Strontium
39. Yttrium
40. Zirconium
41. Niobium
42. Molybdenum
43. Technetium
44. Ruthenium
45. Rhodium
46. Palladium
47. Silver
48. Cadmium
49. Indium
50. Tin
51. Antimony
52. Tellurium
53. Iodine
54. Xenon
55. Cesium
56. Barium
57. Lanthanum
58. Cerium
59. Praseodymium
60. Neodymium
61. Promethium
62. Samarium
63. Europium
64. Gadolinium
65. Terbium
66. Dysprosium
67. Holmium
68. Erbium
69. Thulium
70. Ytterbium
71. Lutetium
72. Hafnium
73. Tantalum
74. Tungsten
75. Rhenium
76. Osmium
77. Iridium
78. Platinum
79. Gold
80. Mercury
81. Thallium
82. Lead
83. Bismuth
84. Polonium
85. Astatine
86. Radon
87. Francium
88. Radium
89. Actinium
90. Thorium
91. Protactinium
92. Uranium
93. Neptunium
94. Plutonium
95. Americium
96. Curium
97. Berkelium
98. Californium
99. Einsteinium
100. Fermium
101. Mendelevium
102. Nobelium
103. Lawrencium
104. Rutherfordium
105. Dubnium
106. Seaborgium
107. Bohrium
108. Hassium
109. Meitnerium
110. Darmstadtium
Chemical Elements Quiz Answers
1. Hydrogen - H
2. Helium - He
3. Lithium - Li
4. Beryllium - Be
5. Boron - B
6. Carbon - C
7. Nitrogen - N
8. Oxygen - O
9. Fluorine - F
10. Neon - Ne
11. Sodium - Na
12. Magnesium - Mg
13. Aluminium - Al
14. Silicon - Si
15. Phosphorus - P
16. Sulfur - S
17. Chlorine - Cl
18. Argon - Ar
19. Potassium - K
20. Calcium - Ca
21. Scandium - Sc
22. Titanium - Ti
23. Vanadium - V
24. Chromium - Cr
25. Manganese - Mn
26. Iron - Fe
27. Cobalt - Co
28. Nickel - Ni
29. Copper - Cu
30. Zinc - Zn
31. Gallium - Ga
32. Germanium - Ge
33. Arsenic - As
34. Selenium - Se
35. Bromine - Br
36. Krypton - Kr
37. Rubidium - Rb
38. Strontium - Sr
39. Yttrium - Y
40. Zirconium - Zr
41. Niobium - Nb
42. Molybdenum - Mo
43. Technetium - Tc
44. Ruthenium - Ru
45. Rhodium - Rh
46. Palladium - Pd
47. Silver - Ag
48. Cadmium - Cd
49. Indium - In
50. Tin - Sn
51. Antimony - Sb
52. Tellurium - Te
53. Iodine - I
54. Xenon - Xe
55. Cesium - Cs
56. Barium - Ba
57. Lanthanum - La
58. Cerium - Ce
59. Praseodymium - Pr
60. Neodymium - Nd
61. Promethium - Pm
62. Samarium - Sm
63. Europium - Eu
64. Gadolinium - Gd
65. Terbium - Tb
66. Dysprosium - Dy
67. Holmium - Ho
68. Erbium - Er
69. Thulium - Tm
70. Ytterbium - Yb
71. Lutetium - Lu
72. Hafnium - Hf
73. Tantalum - Ta
74. Tungsten - W
75. Rhenium - Re
76. Osmium - Os
77. Iridium - Ir
78. Platinum - Pt
79. Gold - Au
80. Mercury - Hg
81. Thallium - Tl
82. Lead - Pb
83. Bismuth - Bi
84. Polonium - Po
85. Astatine - At
86. Radon - Rn
87. Francium - Fr
88. Radium - Ra
89. Actinium - Ac
90. Thorium - Th
91. Protactinium - Pa
92. Uranium - U
93. Neptunium - Np
94. Plutonium - Pu
95. Americium - Am
96. Curium - Cm
97. Berkelium - Bk
98. Californium - Cf
99. Einsteinium - Es
100. Fermium - Fm
101. Mendelevium - Md
102. Nobelium - No
103. Lawrencium - Lr
104. Rutherfordium - Rf
105. Dubnium - Db
106. Seaborgium - Sg
107. Bohrium - Bh
108. Hassium - Hs
109. Meitnerium - Mt
110. Darmstadtium - Ds
"Atom"-ic Quiz
1. True or false? Protons have a negative charge.
2. True or false? Atoms are bigger than neutrons.
3. True or false? Protons and neutrons are part of the nucleus.
4. True or false? Electrons have a positive charge.
5. True or false? Electrons are not part of the nucleus.
6. True or false? Protons are bigger than atoms.
7. True or false? Subatomic particles are found inside atoms.
8. True or false? Protons and electrons are nucleons.
9. True or false? Neutrons have a negative charge.
10.True or false? An electron has a greater mass than a proton.
Atom Quiz Answers
1. False
2. True
3. True
4. False
5. True
6. False
7. True
8. True
9. False
10. False
2. True or false? Atoms are bigger than neutrons.
3. True or false? Protons and neutrons are part of the nucleus.
4. True or false? Electrons have a positive charge.
5. True or false? Electrons are not part of the nucleus.
6. True or false? Protons are bigger than atoms.
7. True or false? Subatomic particles are found inside atoms.
8. True or false? Protons and electrons are nucleons.
9. True or false? Neutrons have a negative charge.
10.True or false? An electron has a greater mass than a proton.
Atom Quiz Answers
1. False
2. True
3. True
4. False
5. True
6. False
7. True
8. True
9. False
10. False
Blazing Quiz
1. True or false? The boiling point of water is 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).
2. When water is cooled, does it expand or contract?
3. True or false? The highest temperature ever recorded on Earth is 42.4 °C (108.3 °F).
4. Heat from the sun gets to the Earth by radiation, conduction or convention?
5. What is the freezing temperature of water?
6. True or false? Kelvin, Celsius and Fahrenheit are all measures of temperature.
7. True or false? 100 Kelvin is the temperature of absolute zero.
8. Substances that don’t conduct heat are known as what?
9. True or false? Heat is a form of energy.
10. At what temperature is Fahrenheit equal to Centigrade?
Heat Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Expand
3. False - 57.8 °C (136 °F)
4. Radiation
5. 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit)
6. True
7. False - 0 Kelvin
8. Insulators
9. True
10. -40 degrees
2. When water is cooled, does it expand or contract?
3. True or false? The highest temperature ever recorded on Earth is 42.4 °C (108.3 °F).
4. Heat from the sun gets to the Earth by radiation, conduction or convention?
5. What is the freezing temperature of water?
6. True or false? Kelvin, Celsius and Fahrenheit are all measures of temperature.
7. True or false? 100 Kelvin is the temperature of absolute zero.
8. Substances that don’t conduct heat are known as what?
9. True or false? Heat is a form of energy.
10. At what temperature is Fahrenheit equal to Centigrade?
Heat Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Expand
3. False - 57.8 °C (136 °F)
4. Radiation
5. 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit)
6. True
7. False - 0 Kelvin
8. Insulators
9. True
10. -40 degrees
Does it "Matter"?
1. When a solid changes to a liquid it is called what?
2. True or false? Liquids are easy to compress.
3. When a gas changes into a liquid it is called what?
4. True or false? The particles of a gas are packed tightly together.
5. When solids reach their melting points they become what?
6. True or false? Plasma is a state of matter.
7. When a gas reaches its condensation point it becomes a what?
8. True or false? Solids do not take the shape of the container they are in.
9. What is it called when a solid changes directly into a gas?
10. True or false? Gases are hard to compress.
States of Matter Quiz Answers
1. Melting
2. False
3. Condensation
4. False
5. Liquids
6. True
7. Liquid
8. True
9. Sublimination
10. False
2. True or false? Liquids are easy to compress.
3. When a gas changes into a liquid it is called what?
4. True or false? The particles of a gas are packed tightly together.
5. When solids reach their melting points they become what?
6. True or false? Plasma is a state of matter.
7. When a gas reaches its condensation point it becomes a what?
8. True or false? Solids do not take the shape of the container they are in.
9. What is it called when a solid changes directly into a gas?
10. True or false? Gases are hard to compress.
States of Matter Quiz Answers
1. Melting
2. False
3. Condensation
4. False
5. Liquids
6. True
7. Liquid
8. True
9. Sublimination
10. False
Lightning Mind Quiz
1. Electric current is measured using what device?
2. True or false? Batteries convert chemical to electrical energy.
3. In terms of electricity, what does DC stand for?
4. The wire inside an electric bulb is known as the what?
5. Conductors have a high or low resistance?
6. True or false? The concept of electric fields was first introduced by Albert Einstein.
7. Electric resistance is typically measured in what units?
8. In terms of electricity, what does AC stand for?
9. Electric power is typically measured in what units?
10. True or false? You can extend battery life by storing batteries at a low temperature.
Electricity Quiz Answers
1. Ammeter
2. True
3. Direct current
4. Filament
5. Low
6. False (Michael Faraday)
7. Ohms
8. Alternating current
9. Watts
10. True
2. True or false? Batteries convert chemical to electrical energy.
3. In terms of electricity, what does DC stand for?
4. The wire inside an electric bulb is known as the what?
5. Conductors have a high or low resistance?
6. True or false? The concept of electric fields was first introduced by Albert Einstein.
7. Electric resistance is typically measured in what units?
8. In terms of electricity, what does AC stand for?
9. Electric power is typically measured in what units?
10. True or false? You can extend battery life by storing batteries at a low temperature.
Electricity Quiz Answers
1. Ammeter
2. True
3. Direct current
4. Filament
5. Low
6. False (Michael Faraday)
7. Ohms
8. Alternating current
9. Watts
10. True
Metal Sharp Quiz
1. What is the chemical symbol of gold?
2. True or false? Steel is a chemical element.
3. What is the most common metal found on Earth?
4. True or False? Sodium is a very reactive metal.
5. What three kinds of medals are awarded at the Olympic Games?
6. True or false? Metal bonding with metal is known as a metallic bond.
7. Bronze is made from what two metals?
8. What is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature?
9. True or false? Sterling silver is made up of less than 50% silver by weight.
10.What metal has the chemical symbol Pb?
Metal Quiz Answers
1. Au
2. False - Alloy
3. Iron
4. True
5. Gold, silver and bronze
6. True
7. Copper and tin
8. Mercury
9. False - Over 92%
10. Lead
2. True or false? Steel is a chemical element.
3. What is the most common metal found on Earth?
4. True or False? Sodium is a very reactive metal.
5. What three kinds of medals are awarded at the Olympic Games?
6. True or false? Metal bonding with metal is known as a metallic bond.
7. Bronze is made from what two metals?
8. What is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature?
9. True or false? Sterling silver is made up of less than 50% silver by weight.
10.What metal has the chemical symbol Pb?
Metal Quiz Answers
1. Au
2. False - Alloy
3. Iron
4. True
5. Gold, silver and bronze
6. True
7. Copper and tin
8. Mercury
9. False - Over 92%
10. Lead
General Commandos Quiz
1. What is the biggest planet in our solar system?
2. What is the chemical symbol for the element oxygen?
3. Another name for a tidal wave is a?
4. True or false? Dogs are herbivores.
5. What is the 7th element on the periodic table of elements?
6. What is the name of the long appendage that hangs from an elephants face?
7. True or false? DNA is the shortened form of the term ‘Deoxyribonucleic acid’?
8. The highest mountain on earth is?
9. What is the name of the closest star to the earth?
10. True or false? Frogs are cold blooded animals.
11. What is the name of the element with the chemical symbol ‘He’?
12. The fear of what animal is known as ‘arachnophobia’?
13. Pure water has a pH level of a around?
14. The molten rock that comes from a volcano after it has erupted is known as what?
15. True or false? Yogurt is produced by bacterial fermentation of milk.
16. What is the name of the part of the human skeleton which protects our brain?
17. Is the compound ‘HCl’ an acid or base?
18. True or false? The fastest land animal in the world is the zebra.
19. How many bones do sharks have in their bodies?
20. What famous scientist was awarded the 1921 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on theoretical physics?
General Science Quiz Answers
1. Jupiter
2. O
3. Tsunami
4. False - They are omnivores
5. Nitrogen
6. A trunk
7. True
8. Mount Everest
9. The sun
10. True
11. Helium
12. Spiders
13. 7
14. Lava
15. True
16. The skull
17. An acid (hydrochloric acid)
18. False (it is the cheetah)
19. 0
20. Albert Einstein
2. What is the chemical symbol for the element oxygen?
3. Another name for a tidal wave is a?
4. True or false? Dogs are herbivores.
5. What is the 7th element on the periodic table of elements?
6. What is the name of the long appendage that hangs from an elephants face?
7. True or false? DNA is the shortened form of the term ‘Deoxyribonucleic acid’?
8. The highest mountain on earth is?
9. What is the name of the closest star to the earth?
10. True or false? Frogs are cold blooded animals.
11. What is the name of the element with the chemical symbol ‘He’?
12. The fear of what animal is known as ‘arachnophobia’?
13. Pure water has a pH level of a around?
14. The molten rock that comes from a volcano after it has erupted is known as what?
15. True or false? Yogurt is produced by bacterial fermentation of milk.
16. What is the name of the part of the human skeleton which protects our brain?
17. Is the compound ‘HCl’ an acid or base?
18. True or false? The fastest land animal in the world is the zebra.
19. How many bones do sharks have in their bodies?
20. What famous scientist was awarded the 1921 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on theoretical physics?
General Science Quiz Answers
1. Jupiter
2. O
3. Tsunami
4. False - They are omnivores
5. Nitrogen
6. A trunk
7. True
8. Mount Everest
9. The sun
10. True
11. Helium
12. Spiders
13. 7
14. Lava
15. True
16. The skull
17. An acid (hydrochloric acid)
18. False (it is the cheetah)
19. 0
20. Albert Einstein
Water Mid-Bending Quiz
1. True or false? Sound travels faster through water than air?
2. Water is made up of what two elements?
3. What is another name for a tidal wave?
4. True or false? The Indian Ocean is the biggest ocean on Earth.
5. The solid state of water is known as what?
6. Can the average human survive without water for a few days or a few weeks?
7. True or false? Pure water is tasteless.
8. Nimbus, cumulus and stratus are types of what?
9. True or false? Water is an example of a chemical element.
10. Does water cover more or less than 50% of the Earth’s surface?
11. True or false? Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).
12. When water is cooled, does it contract or expand?
13. Water freezes at what temperature?
14. True or false? Water is easy to compress.
15. What is the chemical formula of water?
16. The deepest point in all of the world’s oceans is named what?
17. True or false? The consumption of bottled water has risen significantly over the last few decades.
18.Pure water has a pH level of a around what number?
19. What is the longest river on Earth?
20. True or false? Ice sinks in water.
Water Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Hydrogen and oxygen
3. Tsunami
4. False - Pacific Ocean
5. Ice
6. A few days
7. True
8. Clouds
9. False
10. More - Around 70%
11. True
12. Expand
13. 0 °C (32 °F)
14. False
15. H20
16. Mariana Trench
17. True
18. 7
19. The Nile River
20. False - It floats
2. Water is made up of what two elements?
3. What is another name for a tidal wave?
4. True or false? The Indian Ocean is the biggest ocean on Earth.
5. The solid state of water is known as what?
6. Can the average human survive without water for a few days or a few weeks?
7. True or false? Pure water is tasteless.
8. Nimbus, cumulus and stratus are types of what?
9. True or false? Water is an example of a chemical element.
10. Does water cover more or less than 50% of the Earth’s surface?
11. True or false? Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).
12. When water is cooled, does it contract or expand?
13. Water freezes at what temperature?
14. True or false? Water is easy to compress.
15. What is the chemical formula of water?
16. The deepest point in all of the world’s oceans is named what?
17. True or false? The consumption of bottled water has risen significantly over the last few decades.
18.Pure water has a pH level of a around what number?
19. What is the longest river on Earth?
20. True or false? Ice sinks in water.
Water Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Hydrogen and oxygen
3. Tsunami
4. False - Pacific Ocean
5. Ice
6. A few days
7. True
8. Clouds
9. False
10. More - Around 70%
11. True
12. Expand
13. 0 °C (32 °F)
14. False
15. H20
16. Mariana Trench
17. True
18. 7
19. The Nile River
20. False - It floats
Water Mid-Bending Quiz
1. True or false? Sound travels faster through water than air?
2. Water is made up of what two elements?
3. What is another name for a tidal wave?
4. True or false? The Indian Ocean is the biggest ocean on Earth.
5. The solid state of water is known as what?
6. Can the average human survive without water for a few days or a few weeks?
7. True or false? Pure water is tasteless.
8. Nimbus, cumulus and stratus are types of what?
9. True or false? Water is an example of a chemical element.
10. Does water cover more or less than 50% of the Earth’s surface?
11. True or false? Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).
12. When water is cooled, does it contract or expand?
13. Water freezes at what temperature?
14. True or false? Water is easy to compress.
15. What is the chemical formula of water?
16. The deepest point in all of the world’s oceans is named what?
17. True or false? The consumption of bottled water has risen significantly over the last few decades.
18.Pure water has a pH level of a around what number?
19. What is the longest river on Earth?
20. True or false? Ice sinks in water.
Water Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Hydrogen and oxygen
3. Tsunami
4. False - Pacific Ocean
5. Ice
6. A few days
7. True
8. Clouds
9. False
10. More - Around 70%
11. True
12. Expand
13. 0 °C (32 °F)
14. False
15. H20
16. Mariana Trench
17. True
18. 7
19. The Nile River
20. False - It floats
2. Water is made up of what two elements?
3. What is another name for a tidal wave?
4. True or false? The Indian Ocean is the biggest ocean on Earth.
5. The solid state of water is known as what?
6. Can the average human survive without water for a few days or a few weeks?
7. True or false? Pure water is tasteless.
8. Nimbus, cumulus and stratus are types of what?
9. True or false? Water is an example of a chemical element.
10. Does water cover more or less than 50% of the Earth’s surface?
11. True or false? Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).
12. When water is cooled, does it contract or expand?
13. Water freezes at what temperature?
14. True or false? Water is easy to compress.
15. What is the chemical formula of water?
16. The deepest point in all of the world’s oceans is named what?
17. True or false? The consumption of bottled water has risen significantly over the last few decades.
18.Pure water has a pH level of a around what number?
19. What is the longest river on Earth?
20. True or false? Ice sinks in water.
Water Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Hydrogen and oxygen
3. Tsunami
4. False - Pacific Ocean
5. Ice
6. A few days
7. True
8. Clouds
9. False
10. More - Around 70%
11. True
12. Expand
13. 0 °C (32 °F)
14. False
15. H20
16. Mariana Trench
17. True
18. 7
19. The Nile River
20. False - It floats
Water Mid-Bending Quiz
1. True or false? Sound travels faster through water than air?
2. Water is made up of what two elements?
3. What is another name for a tidal wave?
4. True or false? The Indian Ocean is the biggest ocean on Earth.
5. The solid state of water is known as what?
6. Can the average human survive without water for a few days or a few weeks?
7. True or false? Pure water is tasteless.
8. Nimbus, cumulus and stratus are types of what?
9. True or false? Water is an example of a chemical element.
10. Does water cover more or less than 50% of the Earth’s surface?
11. True or false? Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).
12. When water is cooled, does it contract or expand?
13. Water freezes at what temperature?
14. True or false? Water is easy to compress.
15. What is the chemical formula of water?
16. The deepest point in all of the world’s oceans is named what?
17. True or false? The consumption of bottled water has risen significantly over the last few decades.
18.Pure water has a pH level of a around what number?
19. What is the longest river on Earth?
20. True or false? Ice sinks in water.
Water Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Hydrogen and oxygen
3. Tsunami
4. False - Pacific Ocean
5. Ice
6. A few days
7. True
8. Clouds
9. False
10. More - Around 70%
11. True
12. Expand
13. 0 °C (32 °F)
14. False
15. H20
16. Mariana Trench
17. True
18. 7
19. The Nile River
20. False - It floats
2. Water is made up of what two elements?
3. What is another name for a tidal wave?
4. True or false? The Indian Ocean is the biggest ocean on Earth.
5. The solid state of water is known as what?
6. Can the average human survive without water for a few days or a few weeks?
7. True or false? Pure water is tasteless.
8. Nimbus, cumulus and stratus are types of what?
9. True or false? Water is an example of a chemical element.
10. Does water cover more or less than 50% of the Earth’s surface?
11. True or false? Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).
12. When water is cooled, does it contract or expand?
13. Water freezes at what temperature?
14. True or false? Water is easy to compress.
15. What is the chemical formula of water?
16. The deepest point in all of the world’s oceans is named what?
17. True or false? The consumption of bottled water has risen significantly over the last few decades.
18.Pure water has a pH level of a around what number?
19. What is the longest river on Earth?
20. True or false? Ice sinks in water.
Water Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Hydrogen and oxygen
3. Tsunami
4. False - Pacific Ocean
5. Ice
6. A few days
7. True
8. Clouds
9. False
10. More - Around 70%
11. True
12. Expand
13. 0 °C (32 °F)
14. False
15. H20
16. Mariana Trench
17. True
18. 7
19. The Nile River
20. False - It floats
Water Mid-Bending Quiz
1. True or false? Sound travels faster through water than air?
2. Water is made up of what two elements?
3. What is another name for a tidal wave?
4. True or false? The Indian Ocean is the biggest ocean on Earth.
5. The solid state of water is known as what?
6. Can the average human survive without water for a few days or a few weeks?
7. True or false? Pure water is tasteless.
8. Nimbus, cumulus and stratus are types of what?
9. True or false? Water is an example of a chemical element.
10. Does water cover more or less than 50% of the Earth’s surface?
11. True or false? Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).
12. When water is cooled, does it contract or expand?
13. Water freezes at what temperature?
14. True or false? Water is easy to compress.
15. What is the chemical formula of water?
16. The deepest point in all of the world’s oceans is named what?
17. True or false? The consumption of bottled water has risen significantly over the last few decades.
18.Pure water has a pH level of a around what number?
19. What is the longest river on Earth?
20. True or false? Ice sinks in water.
Water Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Hydrogen and oxygen
3. Tsunami
4. False - Pacific Ocean
5. Ice
6. A few days
7. True
8. Clouds
9. False
10. More - Around 70%
11. True
12. Expand
13. 0 °C (32 °F)
14. False
15. H20
16. Mariana Trench
17. True
18. 7
19. The Nile River
20. False - It floats
2. Water is made up of what two elements?
3. What is another name for a tidal wave?
4. True or false? The Indian Ocean is the biggest ocean on Earth.
5. The solid state of water is known as what?
6. Can the average human survive without water for a few days or a few weeks?
7. True or false? Pure water is tasteless.
8. Nimbus, cumulus and stratus are types of what?
9. True or false? Water is an example of a chemical element.
10. Does water cover more or less than 50% of the Earth’s surface?
11. True or false? Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).
12. When water is cooled, does it contract or expand?
13. Water freezes at what temperature?
14. True or false? Water is easy to compress.
15. What is the chemical formula of water?
16. The deepest point in all of the world’s oceans is named what?
17. True or false? The consumption of bottled water has risen significantly over the last few decades.
18.Pure water has a pH level of a around what number?
19. What is the longest river on Earth?
20. True or false? Ice sinks in water.
Water Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Hydrogen and oxygen
3. Tsunami
4. False - Pacific Ocean
5. Ice
6. A few days
7. True
8. Clouds
9. False
10. More - Around 70%
11. True
12. Expand
13. 0 °C (32 °F)
14. False
15. H20
16. Mariana Trench
17. True
18. 7
19. The Nile River
20. False - It floats
Water Mid-Bending Quiz
1. True or false? Sound travels faster through water than air?
2. Water is made up of what two elements?
3. What is another name for a tidal wave?
4. True or false? The Indian Ocean is the biggest ocean on Earth.
5. The solid state of water is known as what?
6. Can the average human survive without water for a few days or a few weeks?
7. True or false? Pure water is tasteless.
8. Nimbus, cumulus and stratus are types of what?
9. True or false? Water is an example of a chemical element.
10. Does water cover more or less than 50% of the Earth’s surface?
11. True or false? Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).
12. When water is cooled, does it contract or expand?
13. Water freezes at what temperature?
14. True or false? Water is easy to compress.
15. What is the chemical formula of water?
16. The deepest point in all of the world’s oceans is named what?
17. True or false? The consumption of bottled water has risen significantly over the last few decades.
18.Pure water has a pH level of a around what number?
19. What is the longest river on Earth?
20. True or false? Ice sinks in water.
Water Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Hydrogen and oxygen
3. Tsunami
4. False - Pacific Ocean
5. Ice
6. A few days
7. True
8. Clouds
9. False
10. More - Around 70%
11. True
12. Expand
13. 0 °C (32 °F)
14. False
15. H20
16. Mariana Trench
17. True
18. 7
19. The Nile River
20. False - It floats
2. Water is made up of what two elements?
3. What is another name for a tidal wave?
4. True or false? The Indian Ocean is the biggest ocean on Earth.
5. The solid state of water is known as what?
6. Can the average human survive without water for a few days or a few weeks?
7. True or false? Pure water is tasteless.
8. Nimbus, cumulus and stratus are types of what?
9. True or false? Water is an example of a chemical element.
10. Does water cover more or less than 50% of the Earth’s surface?
11. True or false? Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).
12. When water is cooled, does it contract or expand?
13. Water freezes at what temperature?
14. True or false? Water is easy to compress.
15. What is the chemical formula of water?
16. The deepest point in all of the world’s oceans is named what?
17. True or false? The consumption of bottled water has risen significantly over the last few decades.
18.Pure water has a pH level of a around what number?
19. What is the longest river on Earth?
20. True or false? Ice sinks in water.
Water Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Hydrogen and oxygen
3. Tsunami
4. False - Pacific Ocean
5. Ice
6. A few days
7. True
8. Clouds
9. False
10. More - Around 70%
11. True
12. Expand
13. 0 °C (32 °F)
14. False
15. H20
16. Mariana Trench
17. True
18. 7
19. The Nile River
20. False - It floats
Water Mid-Bending Quiz
1. True or false? Sound travels faster through water than air?
2. Water is made up of what two elements?
3. What is another name for a tidal wave?
4. True or false? The Indian Ocean is the biggest ocean on Earth.
5. The solid state of water is known as what?
6. Can the average human survive without water for a few days or a few weeks?
7. True or false? Pure water is tasteless.
8. Nimbus, cumulus and stratus are types of what?
9. True or false? Water is an example of a chemical element.
10. Does water cover more or less than 50% of the Earth’s surface?
11. True or false? Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).
12. When water is cooled, does it contract or expand?
13. Water freezes at what temperature?
14. True or false? Water is easy to compress.
15. What is the chemical formula of water?
16. The deepest point in all of the world’s oceans is named what?
17. True or false? The consumption of bottled water has risen significantly over the last few decades.
18.Pure water has a pH level of a around what number?
19. What is the longest river on Earth?
20. True or false? Ice sinks in water.
Water Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Hydrogen and oxygen
3. Tsunami
4. False - Pacific Ocean
5. Ice
6. A few days
7. True
8. Clouds
9. False
10. More - Around 70%
11. True
12. Expand
13. 0 °C (32 °F)
14. False
15. H20
16. Mariana Trench
17. True
18. 7
19. The Nile River
20. False - It floats
2. Water is made up of what two elements?
3. What is another name for a tidal wave?
4. True or false? The Indian Ocean is the biggest ocean on Earth.
5. The solid state of water is known as what?
6. Can the average human survive without water for a few days or a few weeks?
7. True or false? Pure water is tasteless.
8. Nimbus, cumulus and stratus are types of what?
9. True or false? Water is an example of a chemical element.
10. Does water cover more or less than 50% of the Earth’s surface?
11. True or false? Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).
12. When water is cooled, does it contract or expand?
13. Water freezes at what temperature?
14. True or false? Water is easy to compress.
15. What is the chemical formula of water?
16. The deepest point in all of the world’s oceans is named what?
17. True or false? The consumption of bottled water has risen significantly over the last few decades.
18.Pure water has a pH level of a around what number?
19. What is the longest river on Earth?
20. True or false? Ice sinks in water.
Water Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Hydrogen and oxygen
3. Tsunami
4. False - Pacific Ocean
5. Ice
6. A few days
7. True
8. Clouds
9. False
10. More - Around 70%
11. True
12. Expand
13. 0 °C (32 °F)
14. False
15. H20
16. Mariana Trench
17. True
18. 7
19. The Nile River
20. False - It floats
Water Mid-Bending Quiz
1. True or false? Sound travels faster through water than air?
2. Water is made up of what two elements?
3. What is another name for a tidal wave?
4. True or false? The Indian Ocean is the biggest ocean on Earth.
5. The solid state of water is known as what?
6. Can the average human survive without water for a few days or a few weeks?
7. True or false? Pure water is tasteless.
8. Nimbus, cumulus and stratus are types of what?
9. True or false? Water is an example of a chemical element.
10. Does water cover more or less than 50% of the Earth’s surface?
11. True or false? Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).
12. When water is cooled, does it contract or expand?
13. Water freezes at what temperature?
14. True or false? Water is easy to compress.
15. What is the chemical formula of water?
16. The deepest point in all of the world’s oceans is named what?
17. True or false? The consumption of bottled water has risen significantly over the last few decades.
18.Pure water has a pH level of a around what number?
19. What is the longest river on Earth?
20. True or false? Ice sinks in water.
Water Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Hydrogen and oxygen
3. Tsunami
4. False - Pacific Ocean
5. Ice
6. A few days
7. True
8. Clouds
9. False
10. More - Around 70%
11. True
12. Expand
13. 0 °C (32 °F)
14. False
15. H20
16. Mariana Trench
17. True
18. 7
19. The Nile River
20. False - It floats
2. Water is made up of what two elements?
3. What is another name for a tidal wave?
4. True or false? The Indian Ocean is the biggest ocean on Earth.
5. The solid state of water is known as what?
6. Can the average human survive without water for a few days or a few weeks?
7. True or false? Pure water is tasteless.
8. Nimbus, cumulus and stratus are types of what?
9. True or false? Water is an example of a chemical element.
10. Does water cover more or less than 50% of the Earth’s surface?
11. True or false? Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).
12. When water is cooled, does it contract or expand?
13. Water freezes at what temperature?
14. True or false? Water is easy to compress.
15. What is the chemical formula of water?
16. The deepest point in all of the world’s oceans is named what?
17. True or false? The consumption of bottled water has risen significantly over the last few decades.
18.Pure water has a pH level of a around what number?
19. What is the longest river on Earth?
20. True or false? Ice sinks in water.
Water Quiz Answers
1. True
2. Hydrogen and oxygen
3. Tsunami
4. False - Pacific Ocean
5. Ice
6. A few days
7. True
8. Clouds
9. False
10. More - Around 70%
11. True
12. Expand
13. 0 °C (32 °F)
14. False
15. H20
16. Mariana Trench
17. True
18. 7
19. The Nile River
20. False - It floats
Body Finder
1. What is the name of the biggest part of the human brain?
2. The colored part of the human eye that controls how much light passes through the pupil is called the?
3. What is the name of the substance that gives skin and hair its pigment?
4. The muscles found in the front of your thighs are known as what?
5. True or false? The two chambers at the bottom of your heart are called ventricles.
6. What substance are nails made of?
7. What is the human body’s biggest organ?
8. The innermost part of bones contains what?
9. True or false? An adult human body has over 500 bones.
10. How many lungs does the human body have?
11. Another name for your voice box is the?
12. The two holes in your nose are called?
13. Your tongue is home to special structures that allow you to experience tastes such as sour, sweet, bitter and salty, what is their name?
14. The bones that make up your spine are called what?
15. The shape of DNA is known as?
16. The flow of blood through your heart and around your body is called?
17. The bones around your chest that protect organs such as the heart are called what?
18. What is the name of the long pipe that shifts food from the back of your throat down to your stomach?
19. True or false? Your ears are important when it comes to staying balanced.
20. The outside layer of skin on the human body is called the?
Human Body Quiz Answers
1. The cerebrum
2. Iris
3. Melanin
4. Quadriceps
5. True
6. Keratin
7. The skin
8. Bone marrow
9. False (there are 206)
10. 2
11. Larynx
12. Nostrils
13. Taste buds
14. Vertebrae
15. A double helix
16. Circulation
17. Ribs
18. The esophagus
19. True
20. Epidermis
2. The colored part of the human eye that controls how much light passes through the pupil is called the?
3. What is the name of the substance that gives skin and hair its pigment?
4. The muscles found in the front of your thighs are known as what?
5. True or false? The two chambers at the bottom of your heart are called ventricles.
6. What substance are nails made of?
7. What is the human body’s biggest organ?
8. The innermost part of bones contains what?
9. True or false? An adult human body has over 500 bones.
10. How many lungs does the human body have?
11. Another name for your voice box is the?
12. The two holes in your nose are called?
13. Your tongue is home to special structures that allow you to experience tastes such as sour, sweet, bitter and salty, what is their name?
14. The bones that make up your spine are called what?
15. The shape of DNA is known as?
16. The flow of blood through your heart and around your body is called?
17. The bones around your chest that protect organs such as the heart are called what?
18. What is the name of the long pipe that shifts food from the back of your throat down to your stomach?
19. True or false? Your ears are important when it comes to staying balanced.
20. The outside layer of skin on the human body is called the?
Human Body Quiz Answers
1. The cerebrum
2. Iris
3. Melanin
4. Quadriceps
5. True
6. Keratin
7. The skin
8. Bone marrow
9. False (there are 206)
10. 2
11. Larynx
12. Nostrils
13. Taste buds
14. Vertebrae
15. A double helix
16. Circulation
17. Ribs
18. The esophagus
19. True
20. Epidermis
Chemistry Acidos
1. What is the first element on the periodic table?
2. What is the centre of an atom called?
3. True or false? Acids have a pH level below 7.
4. What is the main gas found in the air we breathe?
5. True or false? An electron carries a positive charge.
6. Famous New Zealand scientist Ernest Rutherford was awarded a Nobel Prize in which field?
7. What is the chemical symbol for gold?
8. K is the chemical symbol for which element?
9. What orbits the nucleus of an atom?
10. At room temperature, what is the only metal that is in liquid form?
11. True or false? A neutron has no net electric charge.
12. A nuclear reaction where the nucleus of an atom splits into smaller parts is known as nuclear fission or nuclear fusion?
13. What is H20 more commonly known as?
14. What is the third most common gas found in the air we breathe?
15. What is the name given to substances that are initially involved in a chemical reaction?
16. True or false? Bases have a pH level below 7.
17. Is sodium hydroxide (NaOH) an acid or base?
18. Atoms of the same chemical element that have different atomic mass are known as?
19. True or false? A proton carries a positive charge.
20. What is the fourth most abundant element in the universe in terms of mass?
Chemistry Quiz Answers
1. Hydrogen
2. A nucleus
3. True
4. Nitrogen (around 78%)
5. False
6. Chemistry
7. Au
8. Potassium
9. Electrons
10. Mercury
11. True
12. Nuclear fission
13. Water
14. Argon (around 1%)
15. Reactants
16. False
17. Base
18. Isotopes
19. True
20. Carbon
2. What is the centre of an atom called?
3. True or false? Acids have a pH level below 7.
4. What is the main gas found in the air we breathe?
5. True or false? An electron carries a positive charge.
6. Famous New Zealand scientist Ernest Rutherford was awarded a Nobel Prize in which field?
7. What is the chemical symbol for gold?
8. K is the chemical symbol for which element?
9. What orbits the nucleus of an atom?
10. At room temperature, what is the only metal that is in liquid form?
11. True or false? A neutron has no net electric charge.
12. A nuclear reaction where the nucleus of an atom splits into smaller parts is known as nuclear fission or nuclear fusion?
13. What is H20 more commonly known as?
14. What is the third most common gas found in the air we breathe?
15. What is the name given to substances that are initially involved in a chemical reaction?
16. True or false? Bases have a pH level below 7.
17. Is sodium hydroxide (NaOH) an acid or base?
18. Atoms of the same chemical element that have different atomic mass are known as?
19. True or false? A proton carries a positive charge.
20. What is the fourth most abundant element in the universe in terms of mass?
Chemistry Quiz Answers
1. Hydrogen
2. A nucleus
3. True
4. Nitrogen (around 78%)
5. False
6. Chemistry
7. Au
8. Potassium
9. Electrons
10. Mercury
11. True
12. Nuclear fission
13. Water
14. Argon (around 1%)
15. Reactants
16. False
17. Base
18. Isotopes
19. True
20. Carbon
Space Mind Launch
1. What is the closest planet to the Sun?
2. What is the name of the 2nd biggest planet in our solar system?
3. What is the hottest planet in our solar system?
4. What planet is famous for its big red spot on it?
5. What planet is famous for the beautiful rings that surround it?
6. Can humans breathe normally in space as they can on Earth?
7. Is the sun a star or a planet?
8. Who was the first person to walk on the moon?
9. What planet is known as the red planet?
10. What is the name of the force holding us to the Earth?
11. Have human beings ever set foot on Mars?
12. What is the name of a place that uses telescopes and other scientific equipment to research space and astronomy?
13. What is the name of NASA’s most famous space telescope?
14. Earth is located in which galaxy?
15. What is the name of the first satellite sent into space?
16. Ganymede is a moon of which planet?
17. What is the name of Saturn’s largest moon?
18. Olympus Mons is a large volcanic mountain on which planet?
19. Does the sun orbit the Earth?
20. Is the planet Neptune bigger than Earth?
Space Quiz Answers
1. Mercury
2. Saturn
3. Venus
4. Jupiter
5. Saturn
6. No
7. A star
8. Neil Armstrong
9. Mars
10. Gravity
11. No
12. An observatory
13. Hubble Space Telescope
14. The Milky Way Galaxy
15. Sputnik
16. Jupiter
17. Titan
18. Mars
19. No
20. Yes
2. What is the name of the 2nd biggest planet in our solar system?
3. What is the hottest planet in our solar system?
4. What planet is famous for its big red spot on it?
5. What planet is famous for the beautiful rings that surround it?
6. Can humans breathe normally in space as they can on Earth?
7. Is the sun a star or a planet?
8. Who was the first person to walk on the moon?
9. What planet is known as the red planet?
10. What is the name of the force holding us to the Earth?
11. Have human beings ever set foot on Mars?
12. What is the name of a place that uses telescopes and other scientific equipment to research space and astronomy?
13. What is the name of NASA’s most famous space telescope?
14. Earth is located in which galaxy?
15. What is the name of the first satellite sent into space?
16. Ganymede is a moon of which planet?
17. What is the name of Saturn’s largest moon?
18. Olympus Mons is a large volcanic mountain on which planet?
19. Does the sun orbit the Earth?
20. Is the planet Neptune bigger than Earth?
Space Quiz Answers
1. Mercury
2. Saturn
3. Venus
4. Jupiter
5. Saturn
6. No
7. A star
8. Neil Armstrong
9. Mars
10. Gravity
11. No
12. An observatory
13. Hubble Space Telescope
14. The Milky Way Galaxy
15. Sputnik
16. Jupiter
17. Titan
18. Mars
19. No
20. Yes
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