Science is one of the most important things to learn about. It's not knowledge exactly, but the system with which we acquire knowledge and test hypotheses. We have learned so much using science, and we'd like to ask you a little bit about that. How much science trivia can you answer?
Which part of the body would be affected by myalgia?
Feet
Blood
Bones
Muscles
3 of 14
What element was named after the Greek verb meaning โto smellโ, from the peculiar odor in lightning storms?
Hydrogen
Methane
Oxygen
Ozone
4 of 14
Which planet is the smallest?
Saturn
Mars
Earth
Mercury
5 of 14
Which scientist devised the periodic table in the 1860s?
Antoine Lavoisier
Dmitri Mendeleev
Ernest Rutherford
Albert Einstein
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Which test determines whether or not a computer can be said to think like a human brain?
Darwin Test
Einstein Test
Turing Test
Harvey Test
7 of 14
Which two colors are most often confused in color blindness?
Red and green
Blue and Red
Black and Blue
Purple and brown
8 of 14
Which of the following elements has a lower atomic mass than the others?
Copper
Gold
Zinc
Selenium
9 of 14
Who is best known for predicting the orbit of the comet that was later named after him?
Edmond Halley
Joseph John
Antoine Lavoisier
Carl Gustav
10 of 14
Adenology is a study of what?
Grass
Atmosphere
Air Pressure
Glands
11 of 14
Brass is an alloy of which element?
Lead
Gold
Aluminum
Copper
12 of 14
Copernicus believed that the size of each planet's orbit depended on its distance from what?
A black hole
The Sun
The Earth
God
13 of 14
Cystitis affects which part of the human body?
Bowels
Skin
Brain
Bladder
14 of 14
Histology is an area of medical specialism that focus on what part of the body?
Brain
Cells
Eyes
Teeth
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You got a third or less of the answers right and that means it may be time to renew your basic science knowledge. After... READ MOREYou got a third or less of the answers right and that means it may be time to renew your basic science knowledge. After all, this is knowledge about how the world works, who knows when it might come in handy? Everyone should remember their science classes, so have a look at our answers to learn what you missed and learn some extra facts.
Not bad at all. You definitely remember most of your science lessons. However, due to the time that has passed since... READ MORENot bad at all. You definitely remember most of your science lessons. However, due to the time that has passed since school, you may have forgotten some facts and that explains why you missed some answers as well. Have a look at our answers by clicking on 'show answers' and learn some new facts!
Well, you obviously remember a LOT of your science lessons! Good for you! Not only do you have a really good memory... READ MOREWell, you obviously remember a LOT of your science lessons! Good for you! Not only do you have a really good memory, but you have an attention to detail and probably a will to keep this information alive in your head and your understanding of the world. You aced it!
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