Science and Nature Trivia Questions (8)
1. How many carats in pure gold?
(24)
2. A snapper is what kind of creature?
(Fish)
3. The 'farad' which is the measurement of electrical capacitance is named after which English scientist?
(Michael Faraday)
4. A cygnet is the young of which animal?
(Swan)
5. What is the name given to the time taken for half the atoms of a radioactive isotope to decay?
(Half-life)
6. The Granth is the holy book of which religion?
(Sikhism)
7. Which astronomical unit of distance is greater, a parsec or a light year?
(Parsec)
8. Dolomite is an ore of which metal?
(Magnesium)
9. Which part of the body will you find the deltoid muscles?
(Shoulder)
10. In Morse Code, which letter is represented by dash dash (- -)?
('O')
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Science and Nature Trivia Questions (7)
Science and Nature Trivia Questions (7)
1. Which bone in the human body is broken most frequently?
(Collar Bone)
2. In which part of the body are the metacarpals?
(Hand)
3. Sinhalese is a language spoken in which country?
(Sri Lanka)
4. Which gas is used in advertising signs, with the symbol Ne?
(Neon)
5. Which area of mathematics uses symbols to represent unknown quantities?
(Algebra)
6. What is diluted acectic acid better known as?
(Vinegar)
7. In medicine, which is the most widespread parasitic infection?
(Malaria)
8. Which birds fly in groups called skeins?
(Geese)
9. By what initials is the highly explosive trinitrotoluene better known?
(TNT)
10. Which alloy of iron, chromium and nickel is widely used for making cutlery and kitchen utensils?
(Stainless steel)
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1. Which bone in the human body is broken most frequently?
(Collar Bone)
2. In which part of the body are the metacarpals?
(Hand)
3. Sinhalese is a language spoken in which country?
(Sri Lanka)
4. Which gas is used in advertising signs, with the symbol Ne?
(Neon)
5. Which area of mathematics uses symbols to represent unknown quantities?
(Algebra)
6. What is diluted acectic acid better known as?
(Vinegar)
7. In medicine, which is the most widespread parasitic infection?
(Malaria)
8. Which birds fly in groups called skeins?
(Geese)
9. By what initials is the highly explosive trinitrotoluene better known?
(TNT)
10. Which alloy of iron, chromium and nickel is widely used for making cutlery and kitchen utensils?
(Stainless steel)
Science, nature and the environment. So much to learn and discover. Believe it or not, open up a bible and you will discover much of what God has to say about creation, about nature. After all, he created the heavens and the earth. Read more here...
TACO Trivia: Free, fun and easily printable Trivia Questions for your Trivia Night!
Science and Nature Trivia Questions (6)
Science and Nature Trivia Questions (6)
1. The aboriginal term meaning, 'no water' is the name of which animal?
(Koala)
2. When an apple fell from a tree, who began to investigate gravity?
(Sir Isaac Newton)
3. Which cheese do we traditionally sprinkle onto spaghetti?
(Parmesan)
4. In degrees, what is the latitude of the equator?
(zero degrees)
5. Which metal has the symbol Pb?
(Lead)
6. Which country did the Rottweiler originally come from?
(Germany)
7. The laughing jackass is known as what animal?
(Kookaburra)
8. How many tentacles do squid have?
(10)
9. What is the name of the large intestine?
(Colon)
10. In fractions is the denominator the lower or upper part of the fraction?
(Lower).
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1. The aboriginal term meaning, 'no water' is the name of which animal?
(Koala)
2. When an apple fell from a tree, who began to investigate gravity?
(Sir Isaac Newton)
3. Which cheese do we traditionally sprinkle onto spaghetti?
(Parmesan)
4. In degrees, what is the latitude of the equator?
(zero degrees)
5. Which metal has the symbol Pb?
(Lead)
6. Which country did the Rottweiler originally come from?
(Germany)
7. The laughing jackass is known as what animal?
(Kookaburra)
8. How many tentacles do squid have?
(10)
9. What is the name of the large intestine?
(Colon)
10. In fractions is the denominator the lower or upper part of the fraction?
(Lower).
Taco Trivia offers free and easy printable Trivia Questions!
Questions of science, the environment and nature quite often makes me think of things of creation, of God, etc. God sent Jesus into the world to redeem the world, and ultimately make creation a better place. Read more here...
Science and Nature Trivia Questions (5)
Science and Nature Trivia Questions (5)
1. When two different animals or plants 'mate' they are called what?
(Hybrids)
2. In medicine, what does the acronym SARS stand for?
(Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome)
3. Which big cat is also known as a panther?
(Leopard)
4. What is the process called, where rocks and soil on the earth's crust is continually worn away?
(Erosion)
5. Starting with 'O', calpso, cattleya and pogonia are types of which flower?
(Orchid)
6. A frog's larva is called a what?
(tadpole)
7. What type of creature is a gecko?
(Lizard)
8. What is the name given to magma that has erupted from a volcano?
(Lava)
9. Related to the body, what does C.N.S. stand for?
(Central Nervous System)
10. Which Nobel prize did Albert Einstein pick up in 1955?
(Physics)
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1. When two different animals or plants 'mate' they are called what?
(Hybrids)
2. In medicine, what does the acronym SARS stand for?
(Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome)
3. Which big cat is also known as a panther?
(Leopard)
4. What is the process called, where rocks and soil on the earth's crust is continually worn away?
(Erosion)
5. Starting with 'O', calpso, cattleya and pogonia are types of which flower?
(Orchid)
6. A frog's larva is called a what?
(tadpole)
7. What type of creature is a gecko?
(Lizard)
8. What is the name given to magma that has erupted from a volcano?
(Lava)
9. Related to the body, what does C.N.S. stand for?
(Central Nervous System)
10. Which Nobel prize did Albert Einstein pick up in 1955?
(Physics)
Science and Religion need not be that far apart. For a Blog on Spirituality in the 21st Century, click here.
Science and Nature Trivia Questions (4)
Science and Nature Trivia Questions (4)
1. Calcium is what atomic number on the periodic table?
(20)
2. Sir James Dyson is known for which invention?
(Vacuum Cleaner)
3. What is the first name of the pioneer of the nobel prizes?
(Alfred)
4. What is the national flower of Wales?
(Daffodil)
5. Mass multiplied by acceleration equals what beginning with 'F'?
(Force)
6. The scientific study of the distribution and abundance of life and the interactions between organisms and the environment is better known as what?
(Ecology)
7. Two parts of oxygen with one part of carbon combine to create what compound?
(Carbon Dioxide - CO2)
8. The Roswell UFO incident occurred in what state of the U.S.A?
(New Mexico)
9. The World Health Organization says that 1.1 Billion people lack access to which everyday necessity?
(Clean Drinking Water)
10. A group of lions is called a what?
(Pride)
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1. Calcium is what atomic number on the periodic table?
(20)
2. Sir James Dyson is known for which invention?
(Vacuum Cleaner)
3. What is the first name of the pioneer of the nobel prizes?
(Alfred)
4. What is the national flower of Wales?
(Daffodil)
5. Mass multiplied by acceleration equals what beginning with 'F'?
(Force)
6. The scientific study of the distribution and abundance of life and the interactions between organisms and the environment is better known as what?
(Ecology)
7. Two parts of oxygen with one part of carbon combine to create what compound?
(Carbon Dioxide - CO2)
8. The Roswell UFO incident occurred in what state of the U.S.A?
(New Mexico)
9. The World Health Organization says that 1.1 Billion people lack access to which everyday necessity?
(Clean Drinking Water)
10. A group of lions is called a what?
(Pride)
There is on going debate about evolution versus intelligent design. Why is it so difficult for scientists to believe that 'God created the heavens and the earth'? Maybe faith is needed... (Click here)
Science and Nature Trivia Questions (3)
Science and Nature Trivia Questions (3)
1. A material that can be decomposed by natural biological processes is called bio-what?
(degradable – that is, biodegradable)
2. What is the name of the former ‘planet’ of our Solar System?
(Pluto)
3. What is the chemical symbol for the element, Boron?
(B)
4. The vessels that carry blood away from the heart are called what?
(Arteries)
5. Water boils at how many degrees Celsius?
(100 C)
6. What is the atomic number of beryllium?
(4)
7. Starting with 'C' what element prevents osteoporosis?
(Calcium)
8. Global warming causes the sea levels to either (a) rise, (b) stay the same, or (c) lower
(Rise)
9. Which scientist created the lightbulb?
(Thomas Edison)
10. Named after Edmond Halley, is the name of which famous comet?
(Halley's Comet)
Something to ponder: Have you ever wondered who created such an intricate, wonderful creation? Surely its not by chance?
1. A material that can be decomposed by natural biological processes is called bio-what?
(degradable – that is, biodegradable)
2. What is the name of the former ‘planet’ of our Solar System?
(Pluto)
3. What is the chemical symbol for the element, Boron?
(B)
4. The vessels that carry blood away from the heart are called what?
(Arteries)
5. Water boils at how many degrees Celsius?
(100 C)
6. What is the atomic number of beryllium?
(4)
7. Starting with 'C' what element prevents osteoporosis?
(Calcium)
8. Global warming causes the sea levels to either (a) rise, (b) stay the same, or (c) lower
(Rise)
9. Which scientist created the lightbulb?
(Thomas Edison)
10. Named after Edmond Halley, is the name of which famous comet?
(Halley's Comet)
Something to ponder: Have you ever wondered who created such an intricate, wonderful creation? Surely its not by chance?
Science & Nature Trivia Questions (2)
Science & Nature Trivia Questions (2)
1. What is the square root of 25, then divided by 5?
(1)
2. In relation to computers, ROM stands for what?
(Read – only memory)
3. Starting with ‘G’, all sugar and starch which enters our bodies are converted into which molecule?
(glucose or glycogen)
4. What are the two letters symbolizing the chemical element ‘Einsteinium’?
(Es)
5. Deoxyribonucleic acid is better known as what?
(DNA)
6. A farmer has 10 cows. All but six of them die. How many are left?
(6)
7. You are in a running race and you overtake third place. What place are you in?
(third)
8. What was the first animal to be sent into space?
(a dog)
9. Parallel with the equator and in the northern hemisphere is the tropic of what?
(Cancer)
10. What is the most abundant metal in the earth’s crust?
(Aluminium)
1. What is the square root of 25, then divided by 5?
(1)
2. In relation to computers, ROM stands for what?
(Read – only memory)
3. Starting with ‘G’, all sugar and starch which enters our bodies are converted into which molecule?
(glucose or glycogen)
4. What are the two letters symbolizing the chemical element ‘Einsteinium’?
(Es)
5. Deoxyribonucleic acid is better known as what?
(DNA)
6. A farmer has 10 cows. All but six of them die. How many are left?
(6)
7. You are in a running race and you overtake third place. What place are you in?
(third)
8. What was the first animal to be sent into space?
(a dog)
9. Parallel with the equator and in the northern hemisphere is the tropic of what?
(Cancer)
10. What is the most abundant metal in the earth’s crust?
(Aluminium)
Science & Nature Trivia Questions (1)
Science & Nature Trivia Questions (1)
1. What is the chemical formula for methane?
(CH4)
2. What planet is closest to the sun?
(Mercury)
3. Anatomy is the study of what?
(Human Body)
4. What is the largest animal currently inhabiting the Earth?
(Blue Whale)
5. What is the hardest substance on Earth?
(Diamond)
6. What is the science of studying rocks, soil, and all substances that constitute the Earth?
(Geology)
7. What is the well-known formula for Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity?
E = mc2 (E = mc squared: E = mc to the power of 2)
8. State the mathematical constant 'pi' to at least 3 decimal places.
(3.141 or 3.142)
9. What part of an atom has a negative charge?
(Electron)
10. What was the name of the first Space Shuttle launched in 1981?
(Columbia)
1. What is the chemical formula for methane?
(CH4)
2. What planet is closest to the sun?
(Mercury)
3. Anatomy is the study of what?
(Human Body)
4. What is the largest animal currently inhabiting the Earth?
(Blue Whale)
5. What is the hardest substance on Earth?
(Diamond)
6. What is the science of studying rocks, soil, and all substances that constitute the Earth?
(Geology)
7. What is the well-known formula for Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity?
E = mc2 (E = mc squared: E = mc to the power of 2)
8. State the mathematical constant 'pi' to at least 3 decimal places.
(3.141 or 3.142)
9. What part of an atom has a negative charge?
(Electron)
10. What was the name of the first Space Shuttle launched in 1981?
(Columbia)
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