Science is all around us, and as we delve deeper into the 21st century, science promises to become more and more like magic - accomplishing things we never thought possible. Do you like science and think you know a bit about it? Then take our test and prove it to us!
Hurricanes are like giant engines that use warm, moist air as fuel--which is why they only form over warm ocean waters.
Cold land
Cold waters
Warm waters
Warm land
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What instrument is used to measure wind speed?
An anemometer is a device that measures wind speed. The first mechanical anemometer was invented in 1450 by Italian artist and architect Leon Battista Alberti.
An earthquake that measures 8 on the Richter Scale would be how many times stronger than an earthquake that measures 4 on the same scale?
The Richter scale is logarithmic, and every whole number means 10 times stronger. So from 4 to 8 would be 10 (5),100 (6),1000 (7) and then 10,000 times stronger (8).
How long does it take an individual blood cell to make a complete circuit of the body?
An individual blood cell should make a complete circuit of the body at least once every 60 seconds.
600 seconds
1200 seconds
60 seconds
80,000 seconds
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Who invented dynamite?
It was due to this and many other inventions that Nobel made his money and created the Nobel Prize
Robert Bunsen
Alfred Nobel
John Locke
George Dynamite
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How are sharks and rays different from other fish?
Their skeletons are made of flexible and durable cartilage that has about half the density of bone
They have no bones
They live over 60 years
They have eyelids
They are warm blooded
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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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