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The first law of thermodynamics equates:

a) energy and velocity

b) entropy and temperature

c) temperature and pressure

d) heat and work

 

Which of the following does NOT contribute to the development of acid rain?

a) [ce]CO2[/ce]

b) [ce]O3 [/ce]

c) [ce]NO2 [/ce]

d) [ce]SO2 [/ce]

 

Which has the LOWEST known boiling point of any substance?

a) Oxygen

b) Hydrogen

c) Helium

d) Nitrogen

 

Of the options below, what was the first synthetic polymer made?

a) Teflon

b) Bakelite

c) Nylon

d) Beta-cellulose

 

Edit: I don't know why the last three options of # 2 are not rendering....

they should be O3, NO2, and SO2.

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Which bacterium isn’t shown up by a Gram stain?

a) Shigella

:bounce: Campylobacter

c) Chlamydia

d) Listeria

 

The Anterior Commissure is located in the:

a) heart

:turtle: brain

c) leg

d) arm

 

Mean cardiovascular pressure is normally between______ of water above mid heart level:

a) 15 and 18 cm

B) 11 and 14 cm

c) 20 and 23 cm

 

Which of the following is not a function of the liver?

a) production of cholesterol

B) converting glucose to glycogen

c) filtering of harmful substances from the blood

d) breakdown of carbohydrates

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Leishmaniasis is spread by the bite of:

a) dogs

;) lizards

c) sand flies

d) ticks

 

Which one of the following is not how the rate of cellular respiration can be measured?

a) Measure the amount of oxygen produced

:) Measure the amount of glucose consumed

c) Measure the amount of oxygen consumed

d) Measure the amount of carbon dioxide produced

 

The resting potential of a neuron is:

a) -50 mV

B) -85 mV

c) -70 mV

 

The audible range of the human ear is:

a) 50 Hz – 5000 Hz

B) 20 Hz – 20,000 Hz

c) 100 Hz – 10,000 Hz

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In what year did Sir Alexander Flemming win the Nobel Prize?

a) 1945

:hihi: 1954

c) 1942

d) 1950

 

What does the Haber-Bosch process produce?

a) calcium chloride

B) plastics

c) nylon

d) ammonia

 

Which statement is NOT true of Pseudomonas species:

a) They are Gram-negative, non-spore forming rods.

B) They are able to degrade compounds such as aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons, fatty acids, insecticides and other environmental pollutants.

c) They are generally anaerobic.

d) They are catalase positive.

 

How much fluid and solute is absorbed in the small intestine?

a) 85%

B) 45%

c) 60%

d) 30%

 

Which equation helps to understand the electrophysiological properties of cell membranes?

a) Fick Equation

B) Nernst Equation

c) Arrhenius' equation

d) Boltzmann equation

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

Tormod

 

I can provide a couple questions with my own solutions but you would have to supply the two multiple choices.

 

The 'dark matter has no yet been solved. What is the solution?

 

My solution? It does not exist!

Separated 'electric charges' cause the enhancement of the gravity.

 

#2 - What is driving the current 'expansion of space'?

 

An explosion? No, the BB was not an explosion.

 

My solution? Space is not expanding.

The light waves are expanding.

 

The above are all I can think of right now.

 

Mike C

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Nodes of Ranvier are found in:

a) neurons

:doh: the pancreas

c) the liver

d) the lungs

 

Slow pain is carried by:

a) A-delta fibres

:) B fibres

c) C fibres

 

The effect of the parasympathetic nervous system on the sinoatrial node is to:

a) increase heart rate

:D decrease heart rate

c) it has no effect on heart rate

 

The most abundant immunoglobulin found in the body is:

a) IgG

B) IgM

c) IgA

d) IgE

 

Which of the following is a muscle type?

a) unipennate

B) fusiform

c) digastric

d) all of the above

 

How many layers does the epidermis have?

a) 3

B) 5

c) 4

d) 6

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Cool idea Tormod, and ambitious too!

Are you going to program it into a desktop application? I'd love to see the final result...

 

 

If I have 6 legs I am most likely an:

a) arachnid

:confused: arthropod

c) anthropoid

d) Australian acrobat

 

On a Penrose diagram of a static Schwarzschild black hole the event horizon and the singularity are:

a) perpendicular to each other

:eek: parallel to each other

c) 45 degrees to each other

d) one and the same

 

The best description of something non-sinusoidal:

a) part of a mammal not related to the ear, nose, or throat

B) part of a waveform not of a single frequency

c) part of the ego that is not a defense mechanisms or related to the id

d) Schrodinger's cat on a bad day

 

Who does NOT have a scientific or physical law named after him:

a) Georges Lemaître

B) Willebrord van Roijen Snell

c) Jean Louis Marie Poiseuille

d) Heinrich Lenz

 

Po210 alpha decays into what stable isotope:

a) Bi209

B) Bi184

c) Pb206

d) Pb208

 

Mankind’s coldest creation is brought about with the help of:

a) diamonds

B) lasers and magnets

c) superconductors

d) Siberian lemmings

 

The electromagnetic force is mediated by:

a) leptons

B) midichlorians

c) protons

d) photons

 

Particles and their associated antiparticles must have the same:

a) electric charge

B) flavor

c) spin

d) color charge

 

The only antiparticle with its own name is antiparticle to what:

a) proton

B) electron

c) neutrino

d) muon

 

What can move faster than light?

a) shadows

B) communication

c) supernova ejecta

d) gravitons

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The term ‘cation’ in physical chemistry has how many syllables:

a) 1

:) 2

c) 3

d) 13 < x > 42

 

A tesseract has 8 cells, 24 faces and how many vertices:

a) 8

:) 16

c) 24

d) 32

 

In the ideal gas law, what 2 variables have inverse proportionality:

a) pressure and temperature

:P temperature and volume

c) pressure and volume

d) all of the above

 

If a force is inversely proportional to the square of the distance in 3 dimensions, then in 2 dimensions it is:

a) inversely proportional to the distance

:P proportional to the distance

c) remains constant regardless of distance

d) inversely proportional to the cube of the distance

 

I live directly north from my friend. We are the same height and at noon our shadows are both equal to our height. How far do I live from my friend?

a) 90º

:P 1/2 π r

c) 10,000km

d) all of the above

 

What units should follow this constant: 6.02214 x 10^23:

a) J · s

:( 1 / mole

c) Ω (ohms)

d) Japanese Yen

 

Which is NOT an SI unit of measure:

a) watt

B) second

c) kelvin

d) ampere

 

Which is NOT time-symmetric but rather has an arrow-of-time:

a) Maxwell’s stress tensor

B) Schrödinger’s equation

c) Thermodynamics

d) all of the above

 

What visible color has the largest wavelength of light:

a) yellow

B) green

c) blue

d) periwinkle

 

Under the opponent theory of vision, what color mix is inconceivable to the brain:

a) bluish-red

B) reddish-yellow

c) greenish-blue

d) reddish-green

 

CH3COOH is:

a) ethanoic acid

B) acetic acid

c) vinegar

d) all of the above

Posted

Thanks a lot folks! I have a LOT of questions to get the ultimate science quiz off the ground. Keep them coming - but I expect to be able to launch the quiz in the not-too-far-future. :)

 

I have the quiz engine ready, but I need to finish a new function that lets people save their progress. And we're going to have a ranking list, of course! This will be cool.

Posted

Are you doing a time limit for each question?

And how about scoring individual categories - like when you stop it would say “your strongest subject is geology at 82% and your worst subject is anatomy at 16%”. That would be a neat aspect.

 

Can’t wait to see it - :xparty:

 

-modest

  • 4 months later...
Posted

The earths magnetic pole has shifted towards Greenland how far has it shifted in degrees?

 

What caused the magnetic pole to shift?

 

If this is so is it the cause of the earth's unusual weather?

  • 2 weeks later...
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1. Due to global warming what change is observed by a lay-man in a sub-tropical or tropical climatic zone, currently?

 

a)The breakdown of the natural season cycle

b)The seasons moving towards extremities(eg either too hot or too cold)

c) abnormal seasonal behaviour (eg.. a cold wave of air in summer,)

 

the correct answers are

A)a,b

B)b,c

C)a,c

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2.What is the common name of that surgical instrument that removes small growths which may be malignant by blasting it with radiation?

 

The correct answer is

A)gamma knife

B)Chemo gun

C)None of the above

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