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1. Which is the faster type of mammal?
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2. What is the closet star to Earth?
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3. How do we measure the amount of power in cars?
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4. What are those dark little gaps called?
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5. What does antibacterial soap fight?
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6. What is the study of plants called?
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7. A thermometer measures what?
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8. What bones are usually found in the rib cage?
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9. Are rocks alive?
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10. Where do human babies come from?
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11. Where do polar bears come from?
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12. The movie 'Twister' was based around what natural phenomena?
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13. What does 'WWW' stand for?
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14. What sort of catastrophe is this?
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15. Most planets in our solar system are named after what?
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16. Where there's lightning, there's...
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17. What are seeing eye glasses made out of?
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18. Ice is a form of what?
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19. What is a fear of spiders called?
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20. Are dinosaurs extinct?
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21. Pandas (pictured) mostly eat what food?
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22. How many senses do humans have?
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23. Who invented the light bulb?
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24. What is the opposite of the scientific term, "cold"?
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25. What type of body part is your skin?
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26. People who study physics are called...
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27. What is the Milky Way?
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28. Besides her hand, what's atmospheric phenomena is making Our Queen Beyonce's hair move?
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29. Is Pluto, in 2018, technically a planet?
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30. If you are bitten by a bat, what disease should you get tested for?
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31. What is the Earth's primary source of energy?
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32. Almost every human has 10...
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33. Why don't many meteors hit the ground?
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34. Coral reefs are famously made out of what?
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35. What does CPU mean?
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36. What is the red part of this picture called?
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37. Light is made up of particles known as...
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38. Benjamin Franklin discovered electricity how?
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39. Over 70% of the Earth is covered in what?
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40. Did unicorns exist?
Science — you know, that class with all the big words that you slept through for 12 years of schooling. But the question remains, how well do you understand the world around you? We're talking the animal kingdom, chemistry, the universe, physics, anatomy, how Beyonce's hair works and more. Read more