Space
M/D: A scientist who used a telescope to prove the Earth orbits The Sun
N: The Hottest planet in our solar system
M/D: Who is Galileo Galilei?
N: What is Venus?
M/D: Largest land animals ever
N: The number of a Triceratop's facial horns
M/D: What are Sauropods?
N: What is 3 horns?
M/D: This ancient civilization invented paper?
N: This big invention boosted human civilization
M/D: Who are the egyptians?
N: What is the wheel?
The Sphinx has a head of a man and the body of an animals
What is a lion?
M/D: This soft, spongy tissue inside your bones is responsible for producing red blood cells.
N: The total number of bones in a typical adult human skeleton
M/D: What is bone marrow?
N: What is 206?
M/D: First person in space
N: Jupiter's "Great Red Spot"
M/D: Who is Yuri Gagarin?
N: What is a giant hurricane?
M/D: Two-legged dinosaurs
N: The big feature that runs along the back of a Stegosaurus's back
M/D: What are Theropods?
N: What are large bony plates?
M/D: Built to honor the gods, these massive, stepped mud-brick towers were the most prominent religious and architectural features of Sumerian cities.
N: The two rivers surrounding mesopotamia?
M/D: What are ziggurats?
N: What are the tigris and euphrates river?
The country which the Loch Ness Monster lives in
Where is Scotland?
M/D: The smallest bone in the human body
N: True/False: The middle ear has the top smallest bones in the human body?
M/D: What is the stirrup or stapes?
N: True
M/D: An invisible area sourrounding a black hole with gravity so strong it can suck up
N: Famous space mission that landed humans on the moon for the first time
M/D: What is the Even Horizon?
N: What is Apollo 11?
M/D: This sauropod is famous for its pillar-like legs, extremely long neck, and a whip-like tail
N: A fully grown velocoraptor's height
M/D:What is a Diplodocus?
N:What is about the size of a modern turkey?
M/D:What ancient Greece gave athletes who won the olympics back then
N: The first era of early man
M/D: What is a simple wreath made of olive leaves?
N: What is Paleolithic times?
What the giant turtle Akupara carries on it's back
What is the Earth?
M/D: The elbow and knee operate using this type of joint, which allows movement in only one direction
N: This is the longest and strongest bone in the human body, located in the thigh.
M/D: What is a hinge joint?
N: What is the Femur?
M/D: 3rd crew member with Neal Armstrong who stayed behind to pilot the ship
N: Our sun type
M/D: Who is Micheal Collins?
N: What is a Yellow dwarf?
M/D: When the Triassic period began
N: What paleontologists now think Utahraptors had
M/D: When is 250 million years ago?
N:What are feathers?
M/D: An ancient writing in Mesopotamia
N: This legendary person in Rome crossed the Rubicon river and became a dictator of Rome
M/D: What is Cuneiform?
N: Who is Julius Ceaser?
What the North American Sasquatch is better known as
Who is Bigfoot?
M/D: This group of 8 small bones makes up the wrist.
N: Newborn babies are born with about this many bones, which fuse together as they grow older.
M/D: What are the Carpals?
N: What is 300?
M/D: Coldest known tempurature in the universe
N: Galaxie on a collision course to crash with the Milky Way is a few billion years
M/D: What is Absolute 0 or -459.67 degrees F?
N: What is the Andromeda Galaxie?
M/D: Triceratops belongs to a major, diverse group of horned and frilled herbivorous dinosaurs
N: The word Dinosaur's meaning
M/D: What are Ceratopsians?
N: What is "Terrible Lizard"?
M/D: Ancient Egyptians did this to the brain when people died because they didn't think it was important
N: This ancient civilization built the spectacular city of Machu Picchu high up in the Andes Mountains without using iron tools, wheels, or a written language
M/D: What is plucking it out through the nose with a metal hook and throwing it away?
N: Who are the Incas?
What happens to you when you hear a Banshee's cry in Irish Myhtology
What is a loved one will die?
M/D: This progressive bone disease causes bones to become weak and brittle, dramatically increasing the risk of sudden fractures.
N: These cords of tissue connect your muscles to your bones.
M/D: What is the Osteoporosis?
N: What are tendons?