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You Probably Think You’re Good At Science – This True-Or-False Quiz May Prove You Wrong
Think you’ve got science all figured out? Most people walk into this quiz feeling confident, only to leave questioning if they ever paid attention in class.
In Part 1, we tackled 50 true or false science facts to stimulate and prepare you for another round of trivia. From neurons, alloys, and uranium – to dry ice and diamonds, this new batch of 50 questions will catch you off guard.
Some answers will seem obvious… until they aren’t. You’ll either crush it like Einstein or crash and burn like a forgotten lab experiment.
Let’s find out which one you are!
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Chocolate llama 3 months ago (edited)
What the heck? So selecting the right answer in 32 is considered wrong? Also, if the skeleton is constantly replaced over the span of ten years, one can technically say that it's fully replaced every ten years. Screenshot...dc-png.jpg 
Ace 3 months ago
Yes, I as going to comment on both of those. Cleary the quiz-setter had made a mistake. As such, anyone scoring 50/50 has actually answered those two incorrectly.
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Bob Brooce 3 months ago
Most of these probably qualify as general science knowledge, but a bunch aren't. My degree is a B.S. and I took general chem 1 and 2, but we certainly didn't cover how to make sulphuric acid of the shape of ammonia molecules. Diamonds are indeed made of carbon, but natural diamonds are very definitely not pure carbon. Radioactive decay accounts for about half of the Earth's heat, but it's not all from Uranium (as the explanation acknowledges). The explanation also seems t acknowledge that the skeleton is "renewed" over 10 year, so saying the correct answer is false seems to be a quibble over phrasing at best. And finally, who's the moron that swapped the T/F positions for the question about the Milky Way?
Ace 3 months ago
Yes. A number of the questions are phrased so as to be deliberately confusing so I was trying to look for the trick ones and spotted diamond for the double-bluff that it was. I think the skeleton one may have been trying to be a trick one but ended up catching itself out. Very poor.
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Chocolate llama 3 months ago (edited)
What the heck? So selecting the right answer in 32 is considered wrong? Also, if the skeleton is constantly replaced over the span of ten years, one can technically say that it's fully replaced every ten years. Screenshot...dc-png.jpg
Ace 3 months ago
Yes, I as going to comment on both of those. Cleary the quiz-setter had made a mistake. As such, anyone scoring 50/50 has actually answered those two incorrectly.
Load More Replies... Bob Brooce 3 months ago
Most of these probably qualify as general science knowledge, but a bunch aren't. My degree is a B.S. and I took general chem 1 and 2, but we certainly didn't cover how to make sulphuric acid of the shape of ammonia molecules. Diamonds are indeed made of carbon, but natural diamonds are very definitely not pure carbon. Radioactive decay accounts for about half of the Earth's heat, but it's not all from Uranium (as the explanation acknowledges). The explanation also seems t acknowledge that the skeleton is "renewed" over 10 year, so saying the correct answer is false seems to be a quibble over phrasing at best. And finally, who's the moron that swapped the T/F positions for the question about the Milky Way?
Ace 3 months ago
Yes. A number of the questions are phrased so as to be deliberately confusing so I was trying to look for the trick ones and spotted diamond for the double-bluff that it was. I think the skeleton one may have been trying to be a trick one but ended up catching itself out. Very poor.
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