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You Probably Think You’re Good At Science – This True-Or-False Quiz May Prove You Wrong

Think you’ve got science all figured out? Most people walk into this quiz feeling confident, only to leave questioning if they ever paid attention in class.

In Part 1, we tackled 50 true or false science facts to stimulate and prepare you for another round of trivia. From neurons, alloys, and uranium - to dry ice and diamonds, this new batch of 50 questions will catch you off guard.

Some answers will seem obvious… until they aren’t. You’ll either crush it like Einstein or crash and burn like a forgotten lab experiment.

Let’s find out which one you are!

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Trivia•50 True-Or-False: Science Edition Part 2

Surface view of Mars showing the tallest volcano in the solar system and surrounding craters in reddish terrain.

European Space Agency

23.Mount Everest is the tallest mountain on Earth from base to peak.

Close-up of a shiny metal drill bit tip showing detailed machining for precision in metal work and science demonstrations.

Pixabay

24.Metals that can float on water do exist.

Woman with curly hair using a white megaphone emitting sound waves, illustrating the speed of sound in different materials.

Cottonbro studio

25.The speed of sound is constant in all materials.

Saturn with detailed rings shown in space, illustrating the science fact that Saturn would float if placed in water.

Zelch Csaba

26.Saturn would float if placed in water.

Boiling water with bubbles rising rapidly, illustrating water boiling at 100°C in science experiments.

Angelsharum

27.Water boils at 100°C everywhere on Earth.

The Moon and Earth in space showing the Moon's position relative to Earth and its movement each year.

Zelch Csaba

28.The Moon is moving closer to Earth each year.

Arctic ice field with a person near a tent, illustrating Earth's magnetic north pole shifts over time in a cold landscape.

Matti&Keti

29.Earth’s magnetic north pole shifts over time.

Illustration of the liver and gallbladder anatomy showing bile ducts related to humans surviving without a gallbladder.

Cenveo

30.Humans can survive without a gallbladder.

3D illustration of the human stomach showing labeled parts and highlighting the stomach lining replacement process.

Scientific Animations

31.The human stomach replaces its lining every few days.

Milky Way galaxy with stars and cosmic dust clouds against a dark night sky showing galaxy structure and colors

Jacub Gomez

32.The Milky Way is the largest galaxy in the universe.

Close-up of rough diamonds and crystals showing their carbon composition in a scientific study of true or false facts.

Jerry Cone

33.Diamonds are made entirely of carbon.

Stacked shiny gold bars reflecting light, illustrating the concept of gold created by smashing atoms in a lab.

Pixabay

34.Gold can be created in a lab by smashing atoms.

Venus planet close-up showing surface clouds, illustrating the fact a day on Venus is longer than its year.

Zelch Csaba

35.A day on Venus is longer than a year on Venus.

Close-up of a person smiling and sticking out their tongue showing the tongue as the strongest muscle in the human body.

Tima Miroshnichenko

36.The tongue is the strongest muscle in the human body.

Close-up of a turtle with detailed patterned shell and skin, highlighting some turtles can breathe through their butts.

David Dibert

37.Some turtles can breathe through their butts.

Scientist in protective gear handling green acid solution in glass lab equipment during chemical experiment.

Mikhail Nilov

38.All acids are dangerous and corrosive.

Glowing neon gas tube emitting bright orange and purple light in a dark background, illustrating helium properties in science.

Alchemist-hp

39.Helium is the only element that doesn't solidify under normal pressure, no matter how cold.

Small sealed glass vial containing rare naturally occurring element francium in orange powder form on a textured surface.

James St. John

40.Francium is the rarest naturally occurring element on Earth.

Test tubes with liquids in various colors arranged to demonstrate the science concept of the pH scale in a lab setting.

Alvy16

41.The pH scale runs from 0 to 20.

Calm ocean waves gently reaching a sandy shore highlighting salt water freezing temperature science concept.

RDNE Stock project

42.Salt water freezes at a higher temperature than fresh water.

Glass filled with water on a wooden surface illustrating scientific concepts of glass as a crystalline solid.

Stephan Müller

43.Glass is considered a crystalline solid.

Color-coded periodic table displaying 118 confirmed elements with element symbols and atomic weights on a white background.

Cottonbro studio

44.The periodic table has 118 confirmed elements.

Colorful 3D molecular structures representing isotopes of an element highlighted by glowing protons in a dark background.

Google DeepMind

45.All isotopes of an element have the same number of protons.

Person pouring liquid nitrogen from a container producing fog, demonstrating science experiment with liquid nitrogen boiling at room temperature.

Sarah Ackerman

46.Liquid nitrogen boils at room temperature.

Platinum nugget with metallic luster and rough texture, illustrating the abundance of platinum in Earth’s crust compared to iron.

Alchemist-hp

47.Platinum is as abundant in Earth’s crust as iron.

A cylindrical piece of tungsten metal, known as the element with the highest melting point in science.

W. Oelen

48.The element with the highest melting point is tungsten.

View of Earth's atmosphere and surface from space showing nitrogen’s presence in the atmosphere above land and sea.

Jaymantri

49.Nitrogen makes up nearly 80% of Earth’s atmosphere.

Solar system planets aligned near the sun with Venus highlighted to illustrate its unique clockwise spin opposite to most planets.

Zelch Csaba

50.Venus spins clockwise, opposite to most planets.

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5.Earth is closer to the Sun in July than in January.

6.Hurricanes rotate in the same direction in both hemispheres.

7.The Haber process is used to produce sulfuric acid.

8.The atomic number of an element equals the number of neutrons in its nucleus.

9.A lunar eclipse happens when the Moon passes between Earth and the Sun.

10.The human skeleton is fully replaced every 10 years.

11.Earth’s inner core is solid iron-nickel.

12.Lightning is hotter than the surface of the Sun.

13.Radioactive decay of uranium is the main source of Earth’s internal heat.

14.Table sugar (sucrose) is a pure element.

15.Pure water conducts electricity well.

16.Fossil fuels are renewable resources.

17.Dry ice is frozen carbon monoxide.

18.Osmium is the densest naturally occurring element.

19.Space smells like burnt steak.

20.Radio waves travel faster than visible light waves.

21.Bats are blind.

22.Ammonia has a trigonal pyramidal molecular shape.

23.Mount Everest is the tallest mountain on Earth from base to peak.

24.Metals that can float on water do exist.

25.The speed of sound is constant in all materials.

26.Saturn would float if placed in water.

27.Water boils at 100°C everywhere on Earth.

28.The Moon is moving closer to Earth each year.

29.Earth’s magnetic north pole shifts over time.

30.Humans can survive without a gallbladder.

31.The human stomach replaces its lining every few days.

32.The Milky Way is the largest galaxy in the universe.

33.Diamonds are made entirely of carbon.

34.Gold can be created in a lab by smashing atoms.

35.A day on Venus is longer than a year on Venus.

36.The tongue is the strongest muscle in the human body.

37.Some turtles can breathe through their butts.

38.All acids are dangerous and corrosive.

39.Helium is the only element that doesn't solidify under normal pressure, no matter how cold.

40.Francium is the rarest naturally occurring element on Earth.

41.The pH scale runs from 0 to 20.

42.Salt water freezes at a higher temperature than fresh water.

43.Glass is considered a crystalline solid.

44.The periodic table has 118 confirmed elements.

45.All isotopes of an element have the same number of protons.

46.Liquid nitrogen boils at room temperature.

47.Platinum is as abundant in Earth’s crust as iron.

48.The element with the highest melting point is tungsten.

49.Nitrogen makes up nearly 80% of Earth’s atmosphere.

50.Venus spins clockwise, opposite to most planets.

Newest Trivia & Quizzes for You

1.Mars has the tallest volcano in the solar system.

2.Rusting of iron is an oxidation process.

3.Noble gases readily form stable chemical compounds.

4.The Amazon rainforest produces 20% of the Earth’s oxygen.

5.Earth is closer to the Sun in July than in January.

6.Hurricanes rotate in the same direction in both hemispheres.

7.The Haber process is used to produce sulfuric acid.

8.The atomic number of an element equals the number of neutrons in its nucleus.

9.A lunar eclipse happens when the Moon passes between Earth and the Sun.

10.The human skeleton is fully replaced every 10 years.

11.Earth’s inner core is solid iron-nickel.

12.Lightning is hotter than the surface of the Sun.

13.Radioactive decay of uranium is the main source of Earth’s internal heat.

14.Table sugar (sucrose) is a pure element.

15.Pure water conducts electricity well.

16.Fossil fuels are renewable resources.

17.Dry ice is frozen carbon monoxide.

18.Osmium is the densest naturally occurring element.

19.Space smells like burnt steak.

20.Radio waves travel faster than visible light waves.

21.Bats are blind.

22.Ammonia has a trigonal pyramidal molecular shape.

23.Mount Everest is the tallest mountain on Earth from base to peak.

24.Metals that can float on water do exist.

25.The speed of sound is constant in all materials.

26.Saturn would float if placed in water.

27.Water boils at 100°C everywhere on Earth.

28.The Moon is moving closer to Earth each year.