Astronomy
Biology
Chemistry
Environmental Science
Physics
100
Called Earth's "sister planet" this planet is one planet closer to the sun than us. It has extremely hostile conditions with an average surface temp of 467C (872F) and an air pressure equivalent to being 3000 feet deep in the ocean.
Venus
100
What is the type of reproduction that is commonly referred to as "cloning," and happens regularly in bacteria/viruses.
Asexual Reproduction
100
What are these called?
Pipette or Pipettes
100
Name a "greenhouse gas"
- Carbon Dioxide.
- Methane.
- Nitrous Oxide.
- Fluorinated Gases.
- and a bunch of others
- Water Vapor
100
Which falls faster in a vacuum?
Feather or a bowling ball
THE same!
200
Does time move Faster or Slower closer to gravitational bodies? This is known as "gravitational time dilation"
Time moves FASTER the further you are from a gravitational body.
200
Is it:
Mitoses=Asexual reproduction and
Meiosis=Sexual reproduction
OR
Mitoses=Sexual reproduction
Meiosis=Asexual reproduction
Mitoses=Asexual reproduction and
Meiosis=Sexual reproduction
200
Is this equation "balanced" Yes or No
Noooooo!
200
What is the name of this wildlife "bridge"
Wildlife Corridor
200
Who was the Second person to walk on the mood
Buzz Aldrin
300
Why do incoming objects often "burn up" in earth's atmosphere?
Friction!
300
This is the definition of what key Biological term?
"the process whereby organisms better adapted to their environment tend to survive and produce more offspring. The theory of its action was first fully expounded by Charles Darwin and is now believed to be the main process that brings about evolution."
Natural Selection
300
What Element is this, AND how many Valence Electrons does it have?
Carbon which has 4 valence electrons
300
What parts of rivers flow the fastest? Be specific
The area with least friction (usually top middle) But there are a few different answers
300
KE = 1/2 m v^2
is the formula for what physics principal?
Kinetic Energy
400
What is the name of the probe/satellite that is furthest away from earth? It was launched in 1977 and we can still control it! It is 14,147,873,867 miles away from earth. (152.2 AU). And is moving away from us at 38,026mph! It takes 19 hours for new data/photos to be sent one way back to Earth! It took this photo as it flew past Saturn in 1980:
Voyager 1
400
During Translation, this codon (UGG) will lead to what amino acid being produced?
Tryptophan
400
Elements (almost all) are composed of Neutrons, Protons, and electrons. What are their charges? 
e.g. positive, neg, etc.
400
The stink associated with skunks is known as a ________ mechanism?
Defense Mechanism
400
If a car is braking, in which direction is the car accelerating?
In the negative direction.
500
What is this, and what purpose does it serve?
The Golden Record
https://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/golden-record/whats-on-the-record/
500
Lobsters, and many other types of critters developmentally have this type of symmetry:
_____________ Symmetry
500
Who is this guy, and why is he important?
Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev
He created the first Periodic Table
500
What is one example of an environmental event that can cause a meandering river like this to change its path?
Landslide
Tree felling
erosion
lots of others
500
What is the term for the maximum velocity of a free falling object?
Terminal Velocity