From the gravity that keeps our feet planted on the ground to the movement of the tides, the weather, and the skies above us, there is a vast treasure trove of knowledge in our shared experiences. Recalling specific details or facts related to the field of science can be a real challenge, even for inquisitive minds. When it comes to science, are you a top producer in this knowledge ecosystem or just a parasitic bottom-feeder?
One person's common sense is another person's enlightenment, and that's the beauty of knowledge. To help you on your quest for greater intelligence, here's a quiz to test the limits of your science knowledge. There's never a time where a quiz isn't a decent option for passing the time with friends and family. You will need a sky high IQ to score at least 75 percent on this difficult science quiz. Are you going to prove yourself to be a science guru or get lost along the way?
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Which of these is NOT a state of matter?
Wood
Liquid
Solid
Gas
True or false: The human body is full of 'friendly' bacteria, with organisms on our skin and in our guts helping keep our bodies humming.
True
False
What is the most abundant periodic element in the Earth's atmosphere?
Phosphorus
Hydrogen
Copper
Nitrogen
If a doctor says you have ecchymosis, what have you got?
Ear infection
Jaundice
Bruise
Kidney stone
Which of the following did Isaac Newton assert about gravity?
Feathers fall slower than ball bearings of the same weight because that's how gravity is.
Gravity is a form of magnetism.
Gravity is determined by the mass of an object.
Gravity is not a force in the traditional sense.
Who formulated the first heliocentric theory that was accepted by other scientists soon after its publication?
Marie Curie
Albert Einstein
Claudius Ptolemy
Nicolaus Copernicus
Which of these parrots can you find Down Under?
Lovebird
Scarlet macaw
Crimson rosella
Cockatiel
Galileo Galilei was an Italian astronomer who...
Discovered that the movement of a pendulum produces a regular time measurement
All of these
Discovered the four satellites of Jupiter
Developed the telescope
Who is most often credited with the discovery that lightning was a form of electricity, using a key?
Michael Faraday
Charles Darwin
Isaac Newton
Benjamin Franklin
How much blood is pumped by the human heart in a minute in a normal, healthy person?
15 liters
5 liters
0.5 liters
2 liters
Ornithology is the study of which creatures?
Spiders
Birds
Fish
Mammals
Here's the halfway point! The long-lived enormous storm system on the planet Jupiter that is visible from space is known as the Great ___ Spot.
Orange
Purple
Red
Yellow
What is the approximate age of the Earth?
1 billion years old
1 million years old
100 billion years old
4.5 billion years old
In the human body, what is the name of the breastbone that connects to the ribs?
Sternum
Tibia
Cranium
Scapula
What is the medical term for bad breath?
Gingivitis
Ptamosis
Dendritis
Halitosis
True or false: In Einstein's famous formula E = mc², "m" stands for motion.
True
False
After the Big Bang, the universe was full of a bunch of space particles. How did the Earth form?
Gravity pulled gases and particles together.
A large meteorite began perfectly orbiting the Sun.
Five asteroids smashed into each other.
A piece of the Sun broke off.
What is the thighbone called?
Radius
Femur
Ulna
Maxilla
Which of these body parts is found in the nervous system?
Achilles tendon
Spinal cord
Stomach
Ulna
Almost there, I promise. Which system in your body helps to fight infections?
Endocrine system
Lymphatic system
Immune system
Respiratory system
What's the name of this creature that migrates from Mexico to Canada in colonies of millions?
Hawk moth
Cicada
Monarch butterfly
Swallowtail butterfly
And here's the final question: where was The Manhattan Project primarily based?
Springfield
Indianapolis
Honolulu
Washington, D.C.
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