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100

largest organ of the human body, protecting us from microbes and regulating temperature.

what is the skin

100

Are rocks organic?

what is no

100

what is the name of the positive charged particles in an atom?

what is proton

100

what engineer design, development, and maintenance of aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, and other related systems.

what is an aerospace engineer

100

Ancient Mesopotamians used a surprisingly unusual material to make one of their most important inventions: the wheel. What material were many of their earliest wheels made from?

Consider this your fun Mesopotamia fact of the day!

what is wood 



200

What are the building blocks of DNA called?

what is nucleotides

200

About 2.8 billion miles from the Sun and known for its powerful wind storms, which planet is the only one you can’t see from Earth with the naked eye?

what is neptune
200

what is the chemical formula of table salt?

NaCl

200

What are those machines called where something sets of another thing, and then that thing sets off the next thing, so on and so forth until an action is completed.

what is a rube goldberg machine

200

What animal's fingerprints are so similiar to those of humans, that they have been confused for thoe of a human at a crime scene?

What is the koala

300

what is the study of fungi called?

what is Mycology 

300

Astronomical distances are often described in what timely measurement, with one unit roughly equivalent to 5.88 trillion miles?

what is light year

300

the following statement describes which law of thermdynamics: Heat transfer occurs spontaneously from higher- to lower-temperature bodies but never spontaneously in the reverse direction. 

what is the 2nd
300

Why woudn't this work? 

what is a becuase of Newtons 3rd law

the magnet is pulling on the car, the car is pulling on the magnet, so they have equal and opposite forces. 

They cancel each other out. 

(Open to other answers)

300

What is the world's driest non-polar desert?

what is the atacama

400

Ferns don’t have seeds. How do they reproduce instead?

what is spores
400

What is the largest lake on Earth by surface area?

what is the caspian sea

400
What is the most electronegative element on the periodic table?

what is fluorine

400

Which trailing-edge devices increase lift for takeoff and landing in planes?

what is the flaps
400

Math question!

A T. rex weighs approximately 8,000 kilograms. If a standard chicken nugget weighs 20 grams, how many chicken nuggets would weigh the same as one T. rex?

400,000 chicken nuggets. 🍗

800

What animal has three hearts, blue blood, and neurons in its arms that allow them to act semi-independently from its brain?

what is the octopus

800

What type of rock can float on water because it contains so many gas bubbles trapped inside it during formation?

what is pumice

800

 The product of the uncertainty in position of a particle and the uncertainty in its momentum can never be less than one-half of the reduced Planck constant. What principle is this

what is the The Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle 

800

What is the programming language developed by James Gosling at Sun Microsystems and named after the type of coffee from Indonesia?

what is Java

800

what is the name of the bear that won fat bear week?

what is 89 backpack (backpack counts to)

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