Environment
Biology
Physics
Chemistry
100

What percent of earth's water is salt water? 

98%

100
Which human organ is responsible for removing waste from blood? 

Kidney

100

Name the SI unit for mass?

Kilograms

100

Which state of matter has a definite volume but not shape?

Liquid

200

In the early 1980's scientists discovered that chlorofluorocarbons - commonly found in refrigerants-  turned into chlorine atoms when reacted with UV light in the stratosphere. These chlorine atoms would catalyze the destruction of the ozone which protected organisms from DNA damage caused by UV radiation. Where on Earth is the ozone hole found? 

Antartica

200

Name the two arteries running along the sides of the neck: 

carotid arteries

200

Which word defines the resistance against work? 

Friction

200
What is considered the most reactive nonmetal?

Flourine

300

which gas is the most abundant in our atmosphere? At what percent? 

78% nitrogen

300

What two types of matter does the brain consist of? 

Grey and white matter

300

an absence of matter is called a...

vacuum

300

One mole of a substance is equal to 6.022*10^23 atoms in 12 g of what element? 

Carbon-12

400

According to NASA, the global temperature rose about 4-7 degrees over a span of 5,000 years during the last ice age. In the last century, the temperature has increased by 0.7 degrees Celsius, roughly 10 times faster than post ice age warming. This is because greenhouse gases absorb reflected heat radiated from the sun, creating an insulated blanket around Earth's Surface. Name the three major greenhouse gases? 

Carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide

400
Is dopamine a hormone or neurotransmitter?

neurotransmitter

400

Name Newton's three laws of motion

1) Inertia - an object's motion remains unchanged unless a force acts on it

2) F = ma

3) For every force, there is an equal and opposite force

400

Who is credited with the invention of the modern periodic table? 

Dmitri Mendeleev 

500

Runoff containing nitrogen and phosphorous fertilizer enter water bodies causing excess algae growth. This blocks sunlight from reaching bottom-dwelling organisms which eventually decompose producing large amounts of CO2 that offset PH balance. Eventually, the water body turns into a bog-like meadow. What is this process called? 

Eutrophication

500
The first vaccine in human history was developed for which disease? 

Small pox

500

Does the pressure in the lungs increase, decrease or remain unchanged during inhalation? What gas law does this abide by?

decreases, Boyle's Law

500

Name three pH indicators

Phenolphthalein, methyl red, bromothymol blue