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1.

Which of these is a unit of the absolute temperature scale?

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Answer: Kelvin
2.

Over ninety percent of the Earth's sun is made of what two elements?

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Answer: Hydrogen And Helium
3.

What term is used for seepage into a material?

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Answer: Infiltration
4.

What word means the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of a gram of water one degree?

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Answer: Calorie
5.

What word means leakage out of a system?

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Answer: Exfiltration
6.

What units are combined in sequence to make proteins?

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Answer: Amino Acids
7.

Which of these is a carbohydrate?

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Answer: Sugar
8.

Which one is an element rather than a compound?

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Answer: Gold
9.

One of what unit of volume equals 0.95 litres?

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Answer: Quart
10.

Oranges are a good source of which vitamin?

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Answer: Vitamin C
11.

Which of these is a compound?

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Answer: Carbon Dioxide
12.

Which carbon compound does "CO2" stand for?

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Answer: Carbon Dioxide
13.

What is the chemical symbol for gold?

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Answer: Au
14.

With what element does hydrogen combine to make water?

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Answer: Oxygen
15.

What gas puts bubbles in a beverage?

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Answer: Carbon Dioxide
16.

What scale rates petrol against a known mixture of iso-octane and heptane?

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Answer: Octane
17.

What stage of the scientific method tests a hypothesis?

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Answer: Experimentation
18.

What chemical element has the symbol "N" and atomic number 14?

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Answer: Nitrogen
19.

What temperature scale puts the freezing point of water at zero degrees?

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Answer: Celsius
20.

What word describes something that contains no iron?

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Answer: Nonferrous
21.

The process of turning used products into new products is known as what?

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Answer: Recycling
22.

What is the chemical abbreviation for water?

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Answer: H2O
23.

Which substance in a cigarette is addictive?

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Answer: Nicotine
24.

Chemistry uses what system of measurement, with units based on multiples of ten?

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Answer: Metric System
25.

In the kitchen, the release of propanethiol S-oxide happens during what tearful event?

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Answer: Cutting An Onion
26.

Who were the precursors to modern chemists, interested in turning metals into gold?

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Answer: Alchemists
27.

In chemistry, what is the metric system measure of mass?

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Answer: Gram
28.

Kelvin, Celsius and Fahrenheit are measurements of what?

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Answer: Temperature
29.

An atom is the smallest possible unit of what?

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Answer: An Element
30.

When two or more elements are combined, what is the result?

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Answer: A Compound
31.

Carbon monoxide is the result of a bond between one atom of carbon and how many of oxygen?

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Answer: One
32.

The scientific method can include all these elements except which one?

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Answer: Assumption
33.

What starts a fire?

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Answer: Ignition
34.

What property of a fire tells you how hot it is?

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Answer: Color
35.

Of the various forms of matter, which has mass but no shape?

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Answer: Gas
36.

Which famous 19th century chemist invented dynamite?

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Answer: Alfred Nobel
37.

Almost 50% of the Earth's crust is composed of what element?

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Answer: Oxygen
38.

What is the positively charged central portion of an atom known as?

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Answer: Nucleus
39.

Which of these is not part of the scientific method?

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Answer: Fabrication
40.

According to scientific law, what is neither created or destroyed but only changes in form?

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Answer: Energy
41.

Which term means requiring oxygen?

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Answer: Aerobic
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