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Science Quiz #785

Science and Nature Quiz for 31 January 2024

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Q1. In Australia, what name is given to two different kinds of crustacean: a type of crayfish and a type of shrimp?

A
Gabby
B
Yabby
C
Flabby
D
Daggy
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Q2. Which of these is the largest natural satellite in the solar system?

A
Lysistrata
B
Corstorphine
C
Caligula
D
Ganymede
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Q3. What is the word for a male swan?

A
Hob
B
Gob
C
Slob
D
Cob
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Q4. What does the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis concern?

A
Physical development in athletics
B
Electrical impulses
C
The effects of artistic expression
D
Linguistic relativism
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Q5. When SARS was discovered in 2003 it was only the third human coronavirus known, but by the end of 2012 a further three had been identified including one now known as MERS; what coronavirus is MERS most closely related to?

A
One found in bats
B
SARS
C
New Haven
D
One found in the civet
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Q6. What beam is used by remote controls to change channels on TVs?

A
X-ray
B
Ultraviolet light
C
Laser beam
D
Infrared light
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Q7. What gas is used to make carbonated soft drinks and soda water?

A
Helium
B
Carbon dioxide
C
Nitrous oxide
D
Methane
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