"Could You Pass This General Science Quiz?": Prove Your Brains Can Take It With 20 Questions | Bored Panda

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Trivia•Ultimate Science Quiz: Part 13

Colorful, interconnected atoms, forming various molecular structures against a deep blue background. Science Quiz.

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1.What type of bond is formed when atoms share electrons?

Bright green leaves on branches against a blurred background, illustrating an organism that can produce its own food.

2.What term describes an organism that can produce its own food using light or chemical energy?

A wall of human skulls and bones, close-up on one skull. Soft tissue inside bones produces blood cells.

Nelson Ferreira

3.What is the soft tissue inside bones that produces blood cells?

An orbital view of Earth, showing the Americas and surrounding oceans, posing a science quiz question about the Earth's crust.

4.What is the second most abundant element in the Earth’s crust?

5.Which astronomer is credited with proposing the heliocentric model of the solar system?

Diagram showing phase transitions between solid, liquid, and gas states, illustrating changes like deposition of a gas to a solid.

6.What is the name of the phase transition from a gas directly to a solid?

Abstract image of red and teal spheres forming two helical chains, representing elements in organic compounds.

Steve A Johnson

7.What element is present in all organic compounds?

The word "SLEEP" spelled out in scrabble tiles on a dark blue background. Explores the hormone regulating the sleep-wake cycle.

8.What is the name of the hormone that regulates the sleep-wake cycle?

Hands touching a plasma globe, with blue and red electrical streams emanating from the center, illustrating science and energy.

9.What law states that the entropy of an isolated system will never decrease over time?

Microscopic image of purple somatic cells undergoing cell division, revealing various stages of cellular processes.

10.What is the process of cell division in somatic cells called?

A detailed, close-up view of the modern periodic table, highlighting various elements and their applications. Science Quiz.

Polina Tankilevitch

11.Finish the sentence: The modern periodic table has _____.

Microscopic view of plant cells, a science quiz related image. Plants convert glucose into energy.

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12.What process do plants use to convert glucose into energy in the absence of light?

13.Who is the father of modern chemistry?

Anemometer and wind vane against a sky, devices measuring wind speed and direction for a science quiz.

14.What device measures wind speed?

Bright meteor streaks across a blue sky above fluffy white clouds. Most meteors burn up in Earth's atmosphere.

15.What is the name of the layer where most meteors burn up upon entering Earth's atmosphere?

A fiery red and orange image of the Sun, with bright flares and activity across its visible layer. Science Quiz.

16.What layer of the Sun is visible to us?

A gleaming brass compass and its lid rest on a surface, posing an Ultimate Science Quiz question about navigation.

17.If you brought a compass to the geographic South Pole, which direction would the needle point?

A glowing red thyroid gland depicted in a translucent blue human neck and torso, essential for hormones.

18.What element is essential for the thyroid gland to produce its hormones?

A long exposure shot of a glowing circular path of sparks with many trailing sparks, illustrating science quiz concepts.

19.Finish the sentence: A vehicle moving on a circular path experiences ____.

An antique balance scale holds a small pile of white powder, illustrating a science quiz concept on resistance to changes in motion.

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20.What property of an object determines its resistance to changes in motion?

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