The Basics
Animals
Earth
Measurements & Records
100

This gas creates the bubbles found in soda.

What is carbon dioxide?

100

The only mammal capable of true flight belongs to this animal group.

What are bats?

100

This substance covers about 70% of Earth’s surface.

What is water?

100

This is the number of inches in a foot.

What is 12?

200

This temperature equals 0°C on the Fahrenheit scale.

What is 32°F?

200

The only mammal capable of true flight belongs to this animal group.

What are bats?

200

This natural event involves strong rotating winds.

What is a tornado?

200

This unit is used to measure weight in the U.S.

What is pounds?

300

This gas fills most balloons and makes them float because it is lighter than air.

What is helium?

300

These birds were historically used in mines to detect poisonous gases.

What are canaries?

300

A violent geological event that releases magma, ash, and gases is known as this.

What is a volcanic eruption?

300

There are this many minutes in an hour.

What is 60?

400

This element is the most abundant in the universe.

What is hydrogen? 

400

This animal’s dorsal fin often collapses when living in captivity but remains upright in the wild.

What is an orca (killer whale)?

400

The study of earthquakes is known by this scientific term.

What is seismology?

400

The deepest swimming pool in the world reaches about this depth.

What is 60 meters?

500

The unit used to measure spicy heat in chili peppers is called this.

What is the Scoville unit?

500

This ocean animal controls buoyancy partly by releasing gas.

What is a manatee?

500

This layer of Earth is made of solid rock beneath our feet.

What is the crust?

500

This boundary about 100 km above Earth is used as the edge of space.

What is the Kármán line? 

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