Physics
What do you need to apply to make an object start moving?
Force
The blood cells that help carry oxygen throughout the body.
Hint: Color
Which element has the chemical symbol 'Na'?
Sodium
Which planet has rings that are made of ice and rock?
Saturn
The largest bone in the human body.
Femur
The unit that is used to measure energy.
Joules (or J for short)
The class of animals that can live both on water and on land.
Amphibians
The sub-atomic particle that provides the positive electrical charge.
Proton
Crust/Lithosphere
What sport consists of wrestlers in a ring? (The national sport of Japan)
Sumo Wrestling
True or False: The color violet has a higher frequency, yet lower wavelength than red.
True
Which part of the digestive system provides insulin for the body?
Pancreas
Also known as "fruit sugar", which type of sugar is found in fruits and vegetables?
Fructose
The Giant Storm systems on Jupiter that lasts for centuries with an intense reddish hue.
Great Red Spot
The coldest continent in the world.
Antarctica
The Law of Motion that states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
Newton's Third Law
Who proposed the theory that species change overtime through natural selection? (Theory of Evolution)
Charles Darwin
This group of elements in the periodic table are known for being unreactive with other elements.
Noble Gasses
What type of Rocks are formed from Cooled Lava or Magma?
Igneous Rocks
Which planet is known to spin on its side (and to smell like rotten eggs because of its atmosphere that contains hydrogen sulfide)?
Which Equation, derived from Einstein's Theory of Relativity, relates Energy to Mass and the Speed of Light?
E = mc²
What is the difference between a food chain and food web?
Food chain: Shows 1 path of energy flow
Food web: Multiple food chains connected together, showing the energy flow of an ecosystem.
The Law of Conservation of Mass
The Galaxy that contains our Solar System
The Milky Way Galaxy
The Massive stone monument in England that is thought to be used as an ancient calendar.
Stonehenge