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The state flower of South Carolina

Yellow jessamine

100

The study of life

Biology

100

A galaxy or a popular candy bar

Milky Way

100

A noble gas; he can be used to inflate balloons

Helium

100

Another name for sodium chloride

Table salt

200

The process by which green plants use sunlight to synthesize food from carbon dioxide and water

Photosynthesis

200

The study of ancient life on Earth based on fossil records

Paleontology

200

The first U.S. space shuttle to orbit Earth

Columbia

200

C6H12O6 is the basic chemical formula for what compound?

Glucose

200

When mixed with vinegar, this common household ingredient causes a reaction that simulates a "volcanic eruption" in a popular children's science project

Baking soda

300

The natural compound in green plants that gives them their color

Chlorophyll

300

The study of disease and health conditions in a population

Epidemiology

300

Three of the four main elements of nature, or a pop band known for their hit "September"

Earth, Wind, and Fire

300

What is the symbol for lead on the periodic table?

Pb

300

This wild microorganism helps dough rise through the process of fermentation

Yeast

400

This small, dark purple berry is toxic if consumed raw, but when cooked it can be used as a syrup or jam

Elderberry

400

The study of the health of the eye

Ophthalmology

400

This movie documents the lives of three female African-American mathematicians who played critical roles in the successful launch of John Glenn into orbit

Hidden Figures

400

The three subatomic particles that make up atoms

Protons, neutrons, and electrons

400

What chemical compound gives onions their distinctive smell?

Sulfur

500

What is the name of the tallest gas on Earth?

Bamboo

500

The study of human body movements

Kinesiology

500

The first vaccine was developed to cure this disease

Smallpox

500

A nuclear reaction where the nucleus of an atom splits into smaller parts is known as what?

Nuclear fission

500

Human taste can be broken down into these five basic profiles.

Sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami (savory)