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Animal Physiology

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Everyday Science

A cheetah can accelerate to 100 km/h in just ________.

A
3 seconds
B
6 seconds
C
9 seconds
D
12 seconds
Explanation and memory cue

Cheetahs are known for their incredible acceleration, reaching speeds up to 100 km/h in about 3 seconds, making option A correct.

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Colloids And Suspensions

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Everyday Science

Fog is an example of ________?

A
Gas in gas
B
Gas in liquid
C
Liquid in gas
D
Liquid in liquid
Explanation and memory cue

Fog consists of tiny liquid water droplets suspended in air, which is a gas. Therefore, it is an example of liquid dispersed in gas.

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Comets

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Everyday Science

Comets are often called what?

A
Dusty snowballs
B
Filthy snowballs
C
Dirty snowballs
D
Impure snowballs
Explanation and memory cue

Comets are commonly described as "dirty snowballs" because they are composed of ice, dust, and rocky material. This term accurately reflects their composition and is widely used in astronomy.

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Comet Composition

easy
Everyday Science

Comets are made mostly of __________?

A
Ice and dust
B
Dust and lights
C
Ice, dust and lights
D
All of the above
Explanation and memory cue

Comets are primarily composed of ice and dust, which form their nucleus. The other options include 'lights,' which is incorrect, and 'all of the above,' which is invalid since not all options are correct.

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Vision Testing

easy
Everyday Science

What is the name of the chart with letters in multiple rows, used for an eye test?

A
Snellen Chart
B
Maslow’s pyramid
C
Gantt Chart
D
Peptide Test
Explanation and memory cue

The Snellen Chart is a chart with letters arranged in multiple rows of decreasing size, used to measure visual acuity during an eye test. The other options are unrelated to eye testing.

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Practice MCQ

Everyday Science

Who keeps blind snakes as pets?

A
Woodcutters
B
Eagles
C
Parrots
D
Owls
Explanation and memory cue

Some species of parrots are known to keep blind snakes in their nests. These snakes help by feeding on insects and parasites, creating a mutually beneficial relationship.

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Planets In The Solar System

easy
Everyday Science

Which planet looks reddish in the night sky?

A
Jupiter
B
Saturn
C
Mars
D
Mercury
Explanation and memory cue

Mars appears reddish in the night sky due to the iron oxide (rust) on its surface, which reflects sunlight and gives it a distinctive red color.

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Space Technology

easy
Everyday Science

How tall was the Saturn V rocket that took Apollo 11 to the moon in 1969?

A
363-feet
B
364-feet
C
365-feet
D
366-feet
Explanation and memory cue

The Saturn V rocket used for Apollo 11 stood approximately 364 feet tall. This is the widely accepted and documented height of the rocket, making option B correct.

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Atmospheric Layers

easy
Everyday Science

_______ is the ozone layer.

A
Troposphere
B
Stratosphere
C
Mesosphere
D
Ionosphere
Explanation and memory cue

The ozone layer is located in the stratosphere, which is the second major layer of Earth's atmosphere. It absorbs most of the Sun's ultraviolet radiation, protecting living organisms.

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Solar Physics

easy
Everyday Science

The ‘Solar Corona’ mainly consists of?

A
Gases
B
Ice
C
Molten lava
D
Cosmic rays
Explanation and memory cue

The Solar Corona is the outermost layer of the Sun's atmosphere and mainly consists of extremely hot ionized gases (plasma), not molten lava, ice, or cosmic rays.