Biology/Anatomy
What organ holds urine?
Bladder
Who created the formula of e=mc²?
Albert Einstein
What is neutral on the pH scale?
7
If you kick a ball, what is the force that pulls it back down?
Gravity
The element symbol for hydrogen.
What is H?
Which muscle in the entire body is the only one to be connected on one end?
The Tongue.
Who created the original Periodic Table?
Dmitri Mendeleev
What is hydrochloric acid categorized as on the pH scale?
0-2 (any number in between works as well)
What gas is emitted through farts?
Methane
The atomic number of Tungsten.
What is 74?
After swallowing food and passing the throat, where does the food travel down?
The Esophagus
Who discovered Radium and Polonium?
Marie Curie
What does it mean if an object has a density close to 1 g/cm³ but more than that?
It will sink but hold its position to just under the water's surface.
How many calories does the average person eat in a day?
1300 - 2000 calories daily
What element is K?
Potassium
Why does hitting your "funny bone" on something hurt so bad?
The nerve under the elbow joint get smacked on the surface of an object which sends pain signals to the brain.
What is Boyle Law?
Handicap Question For Nicky
Who created Boyle's Law?Boyle's law is the law that if you squeeze a sealed container with a gas inside it, the pressure is inversely proportional to the pressure. (in other words, if you squeeze a container of air and lower the volume of the bottle, the pressure will rise)
Handicap answer
Robert Boyle (first and last name necessary)What happens if you split an atom?
The atom will release very little energy (not noticeable energy)
What layer of the earth is under the crust?
The mantle
What are the two liquid elements at room temperature?
Bromine and Mercury.
How many times will your blood vessels go around the earth?
Approximately 2-4 times
The Philosopher, while being incorrect, thought that everything is made up of either Air, Fire, Water, or Earth.
Who is Aristotle?
What is the term for heat making objects slightly grow?
Thermal Expansion
What is Inertia?
Inertia is an object refusing to change its motion until an external force acts on it.
The least dense element on the periodic table.
What is Lithium?