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We Prepared 27 General Science Questions, Anything Above 22 Is An Excellent Score
Whether you were the kid who corrected your teacher in class or the one who barely survived chemistry, this quiz is here to test what you actually remember. From physics and astronomy to biology, geology, and the strange quirks of the universe, these 27 questions range from “Oh, that’s easy” to “Wait… did we learn this?”
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Panda Cat 3 days ago
Donald took it after him and got the Bestest Ever Negative score!!
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Bruce Mardle 1 week ago
"Which electromagnetic waves have the highest frequency?": Strictly speaking, X-rays and gamma rays are produced by different processes. Although most gamma rays have a higher frequency than most X-rays, there are (relatively) low-frequency gamma rays and (relatively) high-frequency X-rays.
Tom Brincefield 1 week ago
It's a solid to vapor transition, not necessarily ice to vapor. Under earth conditions, we only see dry ice and occasionally water ice do so, but it can happen to other elements under other conditions.
Load More Replies... Manos 1 week ago
#3 can't be answered. There is no greenhouse effect on Venus. Radiation from the sun does not penetrate the atmosphere in a significant amount. The planet is hot from its internal heat which cannot radiate due to the thickness of the atmosphere.
Stardust she/her 1 week ago
Actually there was a greenhouse effect on Venus which caused it to become super hot. Venus used to be just like earth but the increase in luminosity of the sun caused its oceans to evaporate and since water vapour is a greenhouse gas, this led to more water evaporating which led to more global warming. Plus, Venus has a pretty weak magnetic field which allowed for more solar radiation to reach the surface. Over millions of years this process caused Venus to become what it is so now it can keep itself warm due to this incredible heat
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Ace 1 week ago
I don't recall ever doing stuff about some of those cell internal parts of functions. I guess the curriculum has moved on a bit since I was at school. But I would argue that those and a few of the others are not so much "general" science knowledge as "what's taught in US high schools".
Panda Cat 3 days ago
Donald took it after him and got the Bestest Ever Negative score!!
Load More Replies... Bruce Mardle 1 week ago
"Which electromagnetic waves have the highest frequency?": Strictly speaking, X-rays and gamma rays are produced by different processes. Although most gamma rays have a higher frequency than most X-rays, there are (relatively) low-frequency gamma rays and (relatively) high-frequency X-rays.
Tom Brincefield 1 week ago
It's a solid to vapor transition, not necessarily ice to vapor. Under earth conditions, we only see dry ice and occasionally water ice do so, but it can happen to other elements under other conditions.
Load More Replies... Manos 1 week ago
#3 can't be answered. There is no greenhouse effect on Venus. Radiation from the sun does not penetrate the atmosphere in a significant amount. The planet is hot from its internal heat which cannot radiate due to the thickness of the atmosphere.
Stardust she/her 1 week ago
Actually there was a greenhouse effect on Venus which caused it to become super hot. Venus used to be just like earth but the increase in luminosity of the sun caused its oceans to evaporate and since water vapour is a greenhouse gas, this led to more water evaporating which led to more global warming. Plus, Venus has a pretty weak magnetic field which allowed for more solar radiation to reach the surface. Over millions of years this process caused Venus to become what it is so now it can keep itself warm due to this incredible heat
Load More Replies... Ace 1 week ago
I don't recall ever doing stuff about some of those cell internal parts of functions. I guess the curriculum has moved on a bit since I was at school. But I would argue that those and a few of the others are not so much "general" science knowledge as "what's taught in US high schools".
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