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Find Out If You Can Challenge Your Inner Science Nerd And Get A 20/25 Score On This 25-Question Science Quiz
Some planets prefer to orbit neatly. One literally rolls (uh oh, we’ve got a rebel). Some elements like to behave. Others explode on contact.
Learning to navigate the weirdest corners of science isn’t always easy. Do you think that you’ve got what it takes to come out on the other side with a little more brain boosting info?
Lucky for you, this 25-question quiz mixes classic science knowledge with unexpected twists. From tilted planets and invisible particles to facts that would make your old science teacher sweat.
Are you ready to put your scientific knowledge under the microscope?
Let’s do this.
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Robert T 5 months ago
I'd love to see the statistics on how many people got each question right. Quarks were barely covered at A-Level (ages 17-18) when I went to school.
Tom Brincefield 5 months ago
I'm older than the theory of quarks, nevermind their proof. The tectonic plate theory wasn't accepted, there was no measles vaccine, and the Big Bang theory wasn't widely accepted. Things have changed a bit since then.
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Tom Brincefield 5 months ago
They're a specific, the question was asking for a general.
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bElLa sTairZz 5 months ago
so many physcis and chem questions, i was doomed from the start T_T
Rick Murray 5 months ago
Whoo! 🤘 (guess my favourite subject - if it was a rainy weekend, sometimes I'd break into the science lab, the teacher used to be concerned until she found me curled up in the corner working my way through my second textbook of the day 😂)
Rick Murray 5 months ago
The DNA question was nasty, though, given that in one they simply swapped an 'e' for an 'i', so you had to remember not only the answer, but how to spell it (and if you didn't know or remember, having two nearly identical answers meant you could fifty-fifty it as it was going to be one of 'em).
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Not-a-Clue (she/her) 5 months ago
I'm pretty happy with 19, given I haven't studied sciences since I left school in the mid 1980s
2bwhctmvgn 5 months ago
Quarks are the subatomic particles that are the building blocks of protons, neutrons, and electrons (among other particles). There are six different types of quarks, and they have odd-sounding names: up, down, top, bottom, strange, and charm. The reasons for the names are pretty esoteric.
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Robert T 5 months ago
I'd love to see the statistics on how many people got each question right. Quarks were barely covered at A-Level (ages 17-18) when I went to school.
Tom Brincefield 5 months ago
I'm older than the theory of quarks, nevermind their proof. The tectonic plate theory wasn't accepted, there was no measles vaccine, and the Big Bang theory wasn't widely accepted. Things have changed a bit since then.
Load More Replies... Tom Brincefield 5 months ago
They're a specific, the question was asking for a general.
Load More Replies... bElLa sTairZz 5 months ago
so many physcis and chem questions, i was doomed from the start T_T
Rick Murray 5 months ago
Whoo! 🤘 (guess my favourite subject - if it was a rainy weekend, sometimes I'd break into the science lab, the teacher used to be concerned until she found me curled up in the corner working my way through my second textbook of the day 😂)
Rick Murray 5 months ago
The DNA question was nasty, though, given that in one they simply swapped an 'e' for an 'i', so you had to remember not only the answer, but how to spell it (and if you didn't know or remember, having two nearly identical answers meant you could fifty-fifty it as it was going to be one of 'em).
Load More Replies... Not-a-Clue (she/her) 5 months ago
I'm pretty happy with 19, given I haven't studied sciences since I left school in the mid 1980s
2bwhctmvgn 5 months ago
Quarks are the subatomic particles that are the building blocks of protons, neutrons, and electrons (among other particles). There are six different types of quarks, and they have odd-sounding names: up, down, top, bottom, strange, and charm. The reasons for the names are pretty esoteric.
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