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Science Quiz #493

Science and Nature Quiz for 27 June 2018

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Q1. Which definition of a number does NOT apply to the mathematical constant pi (π)

A
Irrational
B
Real
C
Common fraction
D
Transcendental
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Q2. How does a scorpion produce its young?

A
Lays eggs in a burrow, which it guards
B
Live birth
C
The male carries the eggs on its back until hatched
D
Lays its eggs in a termite nest
Select from the options above.
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Q3. Which method is used to prove that a number equals another and different one?

A
Ad hominem
B
Circular argument
C
Red herring
D
Division by zero
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Q4. Where did the car manufacturer Fiat originate?

A
Sweden
B
Italy
C
France
D
Germany
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Q5. In astronomical terms during the latter half of the 19th century what was Vulcan?

A
The furthest white dwarf in the Milky Way galaxy
B
Another Earth planet
C
A planet in orbit around the star 40 Eridani A
D
A large plain on the surface of Jupiter's moon Callisto
Select from the options above.
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Q6. What was the now-extinct New Zealand huia?

A
A herbivorous dolphin
B
A giant bat
C
A pygmy crocodile
D
A wattlebird
Select from the options above.
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Q7. Which of these is a chemical released by one or more cells that affects cells in other parts of the organism, only a small amount of which is needed to alter cell metabolism that, in animals, are often transported in the blood?

A
Calcium
B
Hormone
C
Pheromone
D
Antibody
Select from the options above.
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