Red Cross History
Biological Functions
Miscellaneous
Medical Terminology
Biology
100
The International Red Cross was founded in this country. 

What is Switzerland? 

100

What do ribosomes do?

Facilitate protein synthesis.

100

Is a DNA molecule positively charged or negatively charged?

Negatively Charged.

100

What does the prefix "hema-" refer to?

What is the blood?

100

What does RNA stand for?

Ribonucleic acid

200

The Red Cross emblem—a red cross on a white background—is the reverse of this country’s flag

What is Switzerland?

200

What happens in metaphase during mitosis?

Chromosomes line up at the middle of the cell allowing spindle fibers to attach.

200

If something has a pH of 2 is it acidic or basic?

What is acidic?

200

What does the prefix "hepato-" refer to?

What is the liver?

200

Olive oil is an example of which type of biological molecule?

What are lipids?

300

What is the month and day of the BASE Red Cross blood drive in 2026?

February 17th

300

What hormone does the pituitary gland make to activate/regulate the thyroid?

What is the Thyroid-stimulating hormone?

300

What did British chemist Rosalind Franklin discover?

The foundations for the discovery of DNA being a double helix.

300

What is the root word for "rib"?

Cost/o

300

What two reactants (inputs) do you need in photosynthesis?

What is carbon dioxide and water?

400

What are all the 5 lines of Service in the American Red Cross?

Disaster Relief, Training/Certifications, Blood Services, Services to Armed Forces, and International Services

400

What do histones do?

Help pack DNA strands/winding DNA around it.

400

What mineral does vitamin C help reabsorb back into the body from food?

What is iron?

400

What does the root word "stomat/o" mean?

What is the mouth?

400

What is the term for a molecule that has both a hydrophilic and a hydrophobic region

Amphipathic

500

This American woman founded the American Red Cross in 1881 after working as a nurse during the Civil War

Who is Clara Barton?

500

What is the function of the spleen?

Produces WBC and filters old/damaged RBC.
500

What is the name of the new innovation that allows humans to repair and edit genes for the first time?

What is CRISPR-Cas9

500

What does the "-centesis" suffix mean?

To puncture and remove fluid.
500

What do transcription factors do?

Regulates which genes are turned on or off.