Nature
What is Science?
Science is a search for the laws of Nature and ways to use them for the benefit of mankind.
H2O Stands for what?
Hydrogen x2 and Oxygen.
This Mammal is the only carnivore to eat a "Plant"
Giant Panda.
Explain Luminous and Reflector.
Luminous is something that makes it's own light and Reflectors are things that reflect off of things that are Luminous.
This large invention is very popular in the Netherlands.
Windmills.
This plant is the "chief source of pollen and nectar for insects in the fall".
Goldenrod.
What are Univalves and Bivalves?
Univalves are Mollusks with one shell and Bivalves are Mollusks with two shells.
Sheep have this type of fur.
Wool
Sir Issac Newton invented a Blank Telescope using a concave mirror instead of Lenses.
Reflecting Telescope.
What are the Three states of Matter?
Liquid, Gas and Solids.
How can you tell if an insect is a true bug or non true bug?
True bugs cannot chew its food and it has a large V or X on it's wings.
What is the other way of saying Crustacean?
Animal with a crust like shell.
What is the largest rodent Mammal?
Capybaras.
Many nocturnal animals also have an extra layer of cells called the what?
Tapetum.
At what temperature does water boil and condenses at?
212 °F.
One quarter of all animals in the world are what insect?
Beetles.
What are the two groups of Seals?
Eared and True Seals.
Shrews, Moles and Hedgehogs are called what?
Insectivores.
What kind of eyesight do most animals have?
Monocular vision.
Name the two people who flew the first powered airplane.
Wilbur and Orville Wright.
Daisy's and Asters are part of what Family of Flowers?
Composite Family.
What is the most poisonous fish in the world?
Stonefish
This Bear is the largest Bear in the world.
How long did Thomas Edison make the light bulb burn?
40 Hours!
What is a Payload in a rocket?
The cargo that rides in the nose of the rocket.