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The Ultimate Science Quiz: 26 Questions, One For Each Letter Of The Alphabet

From atoms to zinc, each question in this quiz will test your knowledge of biology, chemistry, physics, and more. See if you can match the right answer to each letter. Whether you’re a casual learner or a trivia whiz, this A–Z science challenge will push your brain to its limits.

So take a deep breath, grab a pencil, and see if you can score 26/26!

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cyrille de Brébisson 6 days ago

Question 16. A positron IS a subatomic particule with a positve charge.... it's not just the proton!

9points

Judes 6 days ago

Similarly, a neutrino is a subatomic particle with no change...it's not just the neutron.

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BeesEelsAndPups 6 days ago

Yeah, I got those two questions right, but it's because I figured they were looking for the obvious one. They should have worded it as which "hadron" has a positive or neutral charge. In which case it could only have been the proton and neutron respectively, as neither the positron or neutrino are hadrons.

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Corwin 02 6 days ago

A proton is a stable, composite particle found in atomic nuclei, while a positron is an unstable antiparticle of an electron.

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Anyone-for-tea? 6 days ago

The huge spider seemed a bit unnecessary - my poor lizard brain can’t tell the difference between a photo and the real think, lucky my logical brain just scrolled past quickly.

5points

Mike F 6 days ago

Hahaha! Difficult to hit the button while yeeting your device cuz spooder?

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Judes 6 days ago

Question 6 has biology and physics mixed up. "What is the term used in biology to describe the division of a single entity into two or more parts?" And then the answer is about fission of atomic nuclei.

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Bill Swallow 6 days ago

Sorry, 'Fission' is a perfectly acceptable synonym for cell division.

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BeesEelsAndPups 6 days ago

Yep. Fission is the division of atoms, not cells. I would have expected mitosis or cytokinesis.

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Ace 6 days ago

And the more usual term used in biology is cell division, not fission, anyway.

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WindySwede 6 days ago

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cyrille de Brébisson 6 days ago

Question 16. A positron IS a subatomic particule with a positve charge.... it's not just the proton!

9points

Judes 6 days ago

Similarly, a neutrino is a subatomic particle with no change...it's not just the neutron.

7points

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BeesEelsAndPups 6 days ago

1point

Corwin 02 6 days ago

A proton is a stable, composite particle found in atomic nuclei, while a positron is an unstable antiparticle of an electron.

0points

Anyone-for-tea? 6 days ago

The huge spider seemed a bit unnecessary - my poor lizard brain can’t tell the difference between a photo and the real think, lucky my logical brain just scrolled past quickly.

5points