Anatomy
Astronomy
Biology
Botany
Chemistry
50
Anatomy is the study of what?
What is the body?
50
Astronomy is the study of what?
What is everything in the universe beyond Earth's atmosphere
50
Biology is the study of what?
What is life and living organisms
50
What is botany the study of?
What are plants
50
Chemistry is the study of what?
What is the study of matter
or the study of change, I'll take either.
100
True or false: there's a hand bone called the Trapezoid?
True 
100
Is there water on Mars?
Yes, but it's ice.
100
Twenty percent of the oxygen in the Earth’s atmosphere is provided exclusively by what large rainforest?
What is The Amazon
100
What structure on a plant is flat, green, and grows from the stem?
What are leaves
100
Does an anion have a positive or negative charge?
What is negative
200
What muscle is shown in red? 
What is the Trapezius
200
Does every galaxy have a black hole or a supermassive black hole?
A supermassive black hole
200
The most common DNA test used for paternity testing is performed by collecting buccal cells, which are found in what specific body part?
What is the cheek
200
Which vine's flower is known for its sweet honey-like nectar?
What is Honeysuckle
200
Name four states of matter (there are technically more than this)
Solid, Liquid, Gas, Plasma, Bose–Einstein condensates
300
What is FIRST in the digestive track, small or large intestine?
What is the small intestine
300
Which planet is hottest?
What is Venus
at 867 degrees Fahrenheit
300
The two subunits of the organelle known as the endoplasmic reticulum are typically abbreviated RER and SER. What do the "R" and "S" stand for in these abbreviations?
What is Rough and Smooth
300
What specific part of a plant cell contains the chlorophyll?
What are chrloroplasts
300
What element is Ag?
What is Silver
400
What bone is this shown in green?
What is the Mandible
400
What’s the difference between rotation and revolution?
Rotation is the spinning of a body on an axis
Revolution happens when one body orbits another
400
Adenine (A), cytosine (C), guanine (G), and thymine (T) are the four nucleobases that DNA is comprised of.
The first three (A, C, G) are also components of RNA, however, instead of thymine the fourth companent of in RNA is what nucleobase represented by the letter U?
What is Uracil
400
Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy (sunlight) = Glucose + Oxygen. What process does this equation represent?
What is photosynthesis
400
Name a noble gas
What are helium (He), neon (Ne), argon (Ar), krypton (Kr), xenon (Xe), radon (Rn) and, in some cases, oganesson (Og).
500
Where is the Magnum Foramen?
Double points: What is it for?
Where is the base of the skull
for the spinal chord to exit the skull and run through the vertebrae
500
Why is Halley’s Comet famous?
Why is because it was the first comet able to be predicted
500
What pairs to this helix of DNA?
T A G C A T
A T C G T A
500
What terms is used to describe the means by which the male and female cells combine to form a new cell which then eventually develops into a new embryo?
What is fertalization
500
What is another name for Mole?
What is Avogadro's Number