What Type Of Scientist Are You Quiz
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There are different types of scientists in this world to start with. Some would do anything to achieve the impossible, and others who sit down and think about their action's repercussions to the environment and those around them. Do you think you might be a mad scientist or just the basic type? Take this test, and let’s see which type of scientist you are.
- 1.
I prefer experiments that involve:
- A.
Building things
- B.
Using a microscope
- C.
Mixing Chemicals
- D.
Blowing things up
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- 2.
From the list below, I am most interested in:
- A.
What was on Earth before humans
- B.
What is happening in the universe
- C.
How to make my own diamonds and crystals
- D.
How to make a clone of myself
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- 3.
From the list below, my favourite scientist is:
- A.
The Mythbusters
- B.
Dr Sheldon Cooper
- C.
The Nutty Professor
- D.
Professor Farnsworth from "Futurama"
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- 4.
Science is important because:
- A.
It allows us to build safer structures like buildings and bridges
- B.
It allows us to help cure diseases
- C.
It helps us predict natural disasters like earthquakes
- D.
It allows us to make glow in the dark pigs
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- 5.
Scientists usually:
- A.
Use technical equipment like lasers
- B.
Work outside in the dirt
- C.
Work with deadly bacteria
- D.
Blow things up
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- 6.
If I were a famous scientist, I would want to be known for:
- A.
Discovering life on other planets
- B.
Discovering prehistoric dinosaur and caveman fossils
- C.
Building exciting new rollercoasters
- D.
Creating two-headed talking monkeys
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- 7.
What excites you the most?
- A.
Chemicals
- B.
Black holes
- C.
Mutants
- D.
Robots
- E.
Secrets of our earth
- F.
Organisms we can't see!
- G.
Dinosaurs
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