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Froggy Jumps science triviaVersion en ligne are you smarter than us par Eko Sulistiyaning Warni 1 What kind of blood cells fight infections? a Red blood cell b White blood cell c platellets 2 What is the largest organ in the human body? a Brain b Skin c Lungs 3 Name the powerhouse of the cell. a Nucleus b Cell wall c Mitochondria 4 How many teeth does an adult human have? a 32 b 28 c 24 5 What is the main gas that makes up Earth’s atmosphere? a Carbondioxide b Oxygen c Nitrogen 6 What do you call a scientist who studies rocks? a Geologist b Anthropologist c Archeologist 7 Where is hereditary information stored in your cells? a Blood b Cell c Chromosomes 8 What is the chemical symbol for gold? a Fe b Au c Mg 9 What is the largest moon on Saturn? a Phobos b Titan c Demos 10 What is the name of the largest volcano in our solar system? a Olympus Mons b Creater c Milky Way 11 What are animals that eat dead or decaying matter called? a Nitrivores b Decomposer c Scavengers 12 What is the strongest bone in the human body? a Humerus b Femur c Backbone 13 What is it called when a lizard regrows its tail? a Epimorphic regeneration b Echolocation c Hermaphrodite 14 Is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable? a A vegetable b A fruit c None of them 15 What causes ocean tides? a The gravitational pull of the Moon. b The gravitational pull of the Earth. c The gravitational pull of the Sun. 16 Charged particles from solar winds that slow down when they reach our atmosphere. a Thermosphere b Aurora c Gravity pull

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science trivia

Froggy Jumps

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science triviaVersion en ligne

par Eko Sulistiyaning Warni

What kind of blood cells fight infections?

What is the largest organ in the human body?

Name the powerhouse of the cell.

How many teeth does an adult human have?

What is the main gas that makes up Earth’s atmosphere?

What do you call a scientist who studies rocks?

Where is hereditary information stored in your cells?

What is the chemical symbol for gold?

What is the largest moon on Saturn?

What is the name of the largest volcano in our solar system?

What are animals that eat dead or decaying matter called?

What is the strongest bone in the human body?

What is it called when a lizard regrows its tail?

Is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable?

What causes ocean tides?

Charged particles from solar winds that slow down when they reach our atmosphere.