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Type It•Science Type-In Trivia: Part 2

An atom diagram with a red and blue nucleus, gray subatomic particle electrons orbiting, on a red to blue gradient.

1.What subatomic particle orbits the nucleus of an atom?

An artistic rendering of our solar system with a bright sun and planets, relating to coldest temperature planet.

2.On which planet of our solar system was the coldest temperature recorded?

A ripe yellow banana against a teal background, perfect for science trivia about elements like K.

3.Which element has the chemical symbol K?

A woman with long dark hair, wearing a black top, pulls her hair back with a red elastic band. Focus on hair protein.

4.What is the structural protein found in hair and nails?

Science Type-In Trivia question: Dolphin, Chimpanzee, Elephant, asking which class these animals belong to.

5.Class-wise, all of these animals are:

White vapor rises from a container against a dark background, illustrating a substance's transition from solid to gas.

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6.What is the transition of a substance from solid to gas called?

A plasma ball with purple electrical currents reaching out, illustrating the concept of an electrically charged atom.

7.What is the name for an electrically charged atom?

Vibrant orange and yellow flames against a black background, representing the essential gas for combustion.

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8.What gas is essential for combustion?

A digital rendering of a DNA sequence helix, appearing dark and textured against a black background, representing science.

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9.What do you call a permanent change in the DNA sequence of an organism?

Abstract digital art with yellow and blue waves, representing scientific concepts like thermodynamic disorder.

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10.What is the fundamental thermodynamic and statistical measure of disorder?

Science Type-In Trivia question: fill in the blank about the smallest ocean, with ocean waves in the background.

11.Fill in the blank.

Numerous blue glowing jellyfish in dark water, exemplifying the production of light by a living organism, or Science Type-In Trivia.

12.What is the term for the production of light by a living organism?

A red planet orbiting a large, bright yellow star in a star-filled galaxy, illustrating the primary force of science trivia.

13.What is the primary force that keeps planets from flying out of orbit around stars?

Close-up of a cold metallic pipe with water condensation and droplets, lit by an orange glow. Science type-in trivia.

14.What is the term for a material with zero electrical resistance at low temperatures?

Yellow wave peaks on a red-black background. Illustrates the distance between two consecutive wave peaks in Science trivia.

15.What describes the distance between two consecutive wave peaks?

Close-up of many small water droplets condensed on a clear surface with a blurred green background, illustrating water vapor.

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16.What is the term for the concentration or the amount of water vapor in the air?

Microscopic view of red blood cells, vital for understanding blood filtration and the body's primary organ that filters blood.

17.What is the primary organ that filters blood in the body?

Three ice cubes on a wet surface with mist, illustrating a reaction that absorbs energy and cools the surroundings.

18.What is a reaction that absorbs energy, causing the surroundings to cool down, called?

A jumble of small wooden tiles showing various elements, scattered next to a grid. Science Trivia and element concepts.

19.What element has the atomic number 2?

Shrimp, Crab, Lobster in white text on a pink-to-yellow gradient background for Science Type-In Trivia.

20.Class-wise, all of these animals are:

A spotted deer with antlers eats green leaves, illustrating a science type-in trivia question about animals eating only plants.

21.What is the specific term for an animal that eats only plants?

Various fossils and rock fragments laid out on a table for the study of fossils, with small white boxes containing sorted pieces.

22.What is the study of fossils called?

Aerial view of a vast, arid landscape with multiple drilling rigs actively mining for naturally occurring elements.

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23.What is the heaviest naturally occurring element you can mine on Earth?

Three generations of males, a grandfather, father, and son, smiling and playfully stacked, symbolizing heredity.

24.What is the basic unit of heredity?

Science Type-In Trivia question with words Spider, Scorpion, Tick on a pink to purple gradient background, hinting at animal classes.

25.Class-wise, all of these animals are:

Close-up of human skin showing veins under the surface, highlighting the outer layer of skin and its texture.

26.What is the outer layer of skin called?

A Science Type-In Trivia question over a desert background: The ____ Desert is the largest hot desert on Earth. Fill in the blank.

27.Fill in the blank.

A red exoplanet orbits in the foreground of a dark, star-filled space with a brightly beaming pulsar in the distance.

28.What is the name of a highly magnetized rotating neutron star that emits beams of electromagnetic radiation out of its magnetic poles?

A black and white portrait of Marie Curie beside a green background with a white question mark, asking about her scientific field.

29.What scientific field did Marie Curie pioneer?