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Quiz Question & Answering (Science Basic) 

 


1) Which of the following is not a state of matter? 

A) Solid 

B) Liquid 

C) Gas 

D) Plasma 

E) Light 


Answer: E) Light


2) Which type of energy is stored in an object due to its position or state? 

A) Kinetic energy 

B) Potential energy 

C) Thermal energy 

D) Electric energy 

E) Nuclear energy 


Answer: B) Potential energy



3) Which of the following is not a part of the basic structure of an atom? 

A) Proton 

B) Electron 

C) Neutron

 D) Nucleus 

E) Quark 


Answer: E) Quark



4) Which of the following is the main component of Earth's atmosphere? 

A) Oxygen 

B) Carbon dioxide 

C) Nitrogen 

D) Hydrogen 

E) Methane 


Answer: C) Nitrogen


5) What is the process by which plants make their own food called? 

A) Respiration 

B) Photosynthesis 

C) Fermentation 

D) Digestion 

E) Metabolism 


Answer: B) Photosynthesis



6) What is the smallest unit of life?

 A) Cell 

B) Atom 

C) Molecule 

D) Tissue 

E) Organ 


Answer: A) Cell


6) Which of the following is not a type of rock? 

A) Igneous 

B) Sedimentary 

C) Metamorphic

 D) Fossil 

E) All of the above are types of rock 


Answer: D) Fossil


7) Which of the following is not a fundamental force in the universe? 

A) Gravity 

B) Electromagnetic force

C) Strong nuclear force 

D) Weak nuclear force 

E) Solar wind 


Answer: E) Solar wind


8) What is the process by which water changes from a liquid to a gas called? 

A) Freezing 

B) Melting 

C) Condensation 

D) Evaporation 

E) Sublimation 


Answer: D) Evaporation


9) Which of the following is not a type of electromagnetic radiation? 

A) X-rays 

B) Microwaves 

C) Sound waves 

D) Infrared radiation 

E) Ultraviolet radiation 


Answer: C) Sound waves



10) What is the name of the force that opposes motion between two surfaces that are in contact? 

A) Friction 

B) Gravity 

C) Magnetic force 

D) Inertia 

E) Tension 


Answer: A) Friction



11) What is the process by which a gas changes directly into a solid without passing through the liquid state called? 

A) Melting 

B) Freezing 

C) Sublimation 

D) Evaporation 

E) Condensation 


Answer: C) Sublimation



12) Which of the following is not a type of energy? 

A) Thermal energy 

B) Electric energy 

C) Magnetic energy 

D) Chemical energy 

E) Linear energy


Answer: E) Linear energy



13) Which of the following is not a part of the digestive system? 

A) Stomach 

B) Liver 

C) Brain 

D) Small intestine 

E) Large intestine 


Answer: C) Brain


14) Which of the following is not a type of blood cell? 

A) Platelet 

B) Red blood cell 

C) White blood cell 

D) Plasma cell 

E) All of the above are types of blood cells 


Answer: D) Plasma cell



15) What is the process by which a solid changes directly into a gas without passing through the liquid state called? 

A) Condensation 

B) Melting 

C) Freezing 

D) Evaporation 

E) Sublimation 


Answer: E) Sublimation


16) Which of the following is not a type of animal tissue? 

A) Muscle tissue 

B) Nervous tissue 

C) Epithelial tissue 

D) Connective tissue 

E) Chlorophyll tissue 


Answer: E) Chlorophyll tissue



17) What is the basic unit of inheritance called? A) Gene 

B) Chromosome 

C) DNA 

D) RNA 

E) Protein 


Answer: A) Gene



18) Which of the following is not a renewable source of energy? 

A) Solar energy 

B) Wind energy 

C) Fossil fuels 

D) Hydroelectric energy 

E) Geothermal energy 


Answer: C) Fossil fuels



19) What is the process by which plants and animals convert food into energy called? 

A) Respiration 

B) Photosynthesis 

C) Fermentation 

D) Digestion 

E) Metabolism 


Answer: A) Respiration


20) What is the term for the smallest particle of an element that retains the properties of that element? 

A) Compound 

B) Molecule 

C) Atom D) Ion 

E) Isotope 


Answer: C) Atom



21) What is the process by which a liquid changes into a gas called? 

A) Melting 

B) Freezing 

C) Sublimation 

D) Evaporation 

E) Condensation 


Answer: D) Evaporation


22) Which of the following is not a type of rock cycle? 

A) Igneous rock cycle 

B) Sedimentary rock cycle 

C) Metamorphic rock cycle 

D) Fossil rock cycle 

E) All of the above are types of rock cycle 


Answer: D) Fossil rock cycle



23) What is the term for a substance made up of two or more different elements? 

A) Molecule 

B) Compound 

C) Atom 

D) Ion 

E) Isotope 


Answer: B) Compound



24) Which of the following is not a type of blood vessel? 

A) Vein 

B) Artery 

C) Capillary 

D) Lymphatic vessel 

E) All of the above are types of blood vessel 


Answer: D) Lymphatic vessel



25) Which of the following is not a type of renewable energy technology? 

A) Solar panels 

B) Wind turbines 

C) Geothermal power plants 

D) Nuclear power plants 

E) Hydroelectric dams 


Answer: D) Nuclear power plants


26) Which of the following is not a type of bone in the human body? 

A) Femur 

B) Humerus 

C) Mandible 

D) Tendon 

E) All of the above are types of bone in the human body 


Answer: D) Tendon



27) What is the process by which a gas changes into a liquid called? 

A) Melting 

B) Freezing 

C) Sublimation 

D) Evaporation E) Condensation 


Answer: E) Condensation



28) Which of the following is not a fundamental particle in the universe? 

A) Electron 

B) Proton 

C) Neutron 

D) Photon 

E) All of the above are fundamental particles in the universe 


Answer: D) Photon



29) What is the process by which the nucleus of an atom splits into smaller parts called? 

A) Fission 

B) Fusion 

C) Combustion 

D) Radiation 

E) Decay 


Answer: A) Fission



30) What is the process by which plants convert light energy into chemical energy called? 

A) Respiration 

B) Photosynthesis 

C) Fermentation 

D) Digestion 

E) Metabolism 


Answer: B) Photosynthesis



31) Which of the following is not a state of matter? 

A) Solid 

B) Liquid 

C) Gas 

D) Plasma 

E) All of the above are states of matter 


Answer: E) All of the above are states of matter



32) What is the term for the bending of light as it passes through a medium with a different density? 

A) Diffraction

B) Reflection 

C) Refraction 

D) Absorption 

E) Dispersion 


Answer: C) Refraction



33) Which of the following is not a type of simple machine? 

A) Lever 

B) Wedge 

C) Screw 

D) Wheel and axle 

E) Gear 


Answer: E) Gear



34) What is the term for the process by which an organism produces offspring that are genetically identical to itself? 

A) Sexual reproduction 

B) Asexual reproduction 

C) Mitosis 

D) Meiosis 

E) Fertilization 


Answer: B) Asexual reproduction



35) Which of the following is not a type of electromagnetic radiation? 

A) Visible light 

B) Ultraviolet radiation

C) Infrared radiation 

D) X-rays 

E) All of the above are types of electromagnetic radiation 


Answer: E) All of the above are types of electromagnetic radiation



36) What is the term for the flow of electric charge? 

A) Voltage 

B) Resistance 

C) Current 

D) Power 

E) Capacitance 


Answer: C) Current



37) Which of the following is not a type of force? 

A) Gravity 

B) Electromagnetic force 

C) Strong nuclear force 

D) Weak nuclear force 

E) All of the above are types of force 


Answer: E) All of the above are types of force



38) What is the term for the rate at which work is done?

A) Power 

B) Energy 

C) Force 

D) Velocity 

E) Acceleration 


Answer: A) Power



39) What is the term for the total amount of energy in a closed system? 

A) Work 

B) Power 

C) Force 

D) Energy 

E) Kinetic energy 


Answer: D) Energy



40) What is the term for the change in the frequency or wavelength of a wave in relation to an observer's movement? 

A) Diffraction 

B) Reflection 

C) Refraction 

D) Doppler effect

E) Dispersion 


Answer: D) Doppler effect



41) Which of the following is not a type of cell in the human body? 

A) Muscle cell 

B) Nerve cell 

C) Blood cell 

D) Bone cell 

E) All of the above are types of cell in the human body 


Answer: E) All of the above are types of cell in the human body



42) What is the term for the force that opposes motion between two surfaces in contact? 

A) Friction 

B) Tension 

C) Compression 

D) Shear 

E) Torsion 


Answer: A) Friction



43) Which of the following is not a type of electromagnetic wave? 

A) Radio waves 

B) Microwaves 

C) X-rays 

D) Sound waves E) Gamma rays 


Answer: D) Sound waves



44) What is the term for the study of the physical and chemical properties of substances and the changes they undergo? A) Astronomy 

B) Geology 

C) Chemistry 

D) Biology 

E) Physics 


Answer: C) Chemistry



45) Which of the following is not a type of chemical reaction? 

A) Combustion 

B) Reduction 

C) Oxidation 

D) Hydrolysis 

E) All of the above are types of chemical reaction 


Answer: E) All of the above are types of chemical reaction



46) What is the term for the flow of blood through the heart and blood vessels? 

A) Circulation 

B) Respiration 

C) Digestion 

D) Excretion 

E) Metabolism 


Answer: A) Circulation



47) Which of the following is not a type of subatomic particle? 

A) Electron 

B) Proton 

C) Neutron 

D) Quark 

E) All of the above are types of subatomic particle 


Answer: E) All of the above are types of subatomic particle



48) What is the term for the amount of matter in an object? 

A) Weight 

B) Mass 

C) Volume 

D) Density 

E) Momentum 


Answer: B) Mass



49) What is the term for the force that pulls objects toward the center of the earth? 

A) Friction 

B) Gravity 

C) Tension 

D) Shear 

E) Torsion 


Answer: B) Gravity



50) What is the term for the process by which an atom loses or gains one or more electrons? 

A) Ionization 

B) Oxidation 

C) Reduction 

D) Fusion 

E) Fission 


Answer: A) Ionization



51) Which of the following is not a type of rock? A) Igneous rock

B) Sedimentary rock

C) Metamorphic rock 

D) Volcanic rock 

E) All of the above are types of rock 


Answer: D) Volcanic rock



52) What is the term for the process by which a solid turns into a liquid? 

A) Melting 

B) Evaporation 

C) Sublimation 

D) Condensation 

E) Freezing 


Answer: A) Melting



53) Which of the following is not a type of plant tissue?

A) Epidermal tissue 

B) Ground tissue 

C) Vascular tissue 

D) Secretory tissue 

E) All of the above are types of plant tissue 


Answer: D) Secretory tissue



54) What is the term for the smallest unit of an element that retains the chemical properties of that element? 

A) Atom 

B) Molecule 

C) Compound 

D) Isotope 

E) Ion 


Answer: A) Atom



55) Which of the following is not a type of energy? 

A) Thermal energy 

B) Electrical energy 

C) Kinetic energy 

D) Magnetic energy 

E) All of the above are types of energy 


Answer: E) All of the above are types of energy



56) What is the term for the process by which a gas turns into a liquid? 

A) Melting 

B) Evaporation 

C) Sublimation 

D) Condensation 

E) Freezing 


Answer: D) Condensation



57) Which of the following is not a type of blood cell? 

A) Red blood cell 

B) White blood cell 

C) Platelet 

D) Plasma 

E) All of the above are types of blood cell 


Answer: D) Plasma



58) What is the term for the measure of the amount of space occupied by an object? 

A) Weight 

B) Mass 

C) Volume

D) Density 

E) Momentum 


Answer: C) Volume


59) What is the term for the process by which two or more atomic nuclei combine to form a heavier nucleus? 

A) Ionization 

B) Oxidation 

C) Reduction 

D) Fusion 

E) Fission 


Answer: D) Fusion



Which of the following is not a state of matter? 

A) Solid 

B) Liquid 

C) Gas

 D) Plasma 

E) All of the above are states of matter 


Answer: E) All of the above are states of matter



60) What is the term for the process by which a liquid turns into a gas? 

A) Melting 

B) Evaporation 

C) Sublimation 

D) Condensation 

E) Freezing 


Answer: B) Evaporation


61) Which of the following is not a type of subatomic particle? 

A) Electron 

B) Proton 

C) Neutron 

D) Quark 

E) All of the above are types of subatomic particle 


Answer: E) All of the above are types of subatomic particle



62) What is the term for the study of living organisms and their interactions with each other and the environment? 

A) Astronomy 

B) Geology 

C) Chemistry 

D) Biology 

E) Physics 


Answer: D) Biology



63) Which of the following is not a type of electromagnetic radiation? 

A) Radio waves 

B) Microwaves 

C) Ultraviolet rays 

D) X-rays 

E) None of the above, they are all types of electromagnetic radiation 


Answer: E) None of the above, they are all types of electromagnetic radiation



64) What is the term for the process by which a gas turns into a solid?

 A) Melting 

B) Evaporation 

C) Sublimation 

D) Condensation 

E) Deposition 


Answer: E) Deposition



65) Which of the following is not a type of bond between atoms? 

A) Covalent bond 

B) Ionic bond 

C) Metallic bond 

D) Hydrogen bond 

E) All of the above are types of bond between atoms 


Answer: E) All of the above are types of bond between atoms



66) What is the term for the process by which a liquid turns into a solid? 

A) Melting 

B) Evaporation 

C) Sublimation 

D) Condensation 

E) Freezing 


Answer: E) Freezing



67) Which of the following is not a type of energy transfer? 

A) Conduction 

B) Convection 

C) Radiation 

D) Evaporation 

E) All of the above are types of energy transfer 


Answer: D) Evaporation



68) What is the term for the study of matter and energy and their interactions? 

A) Astronomy 

B) Geology 

C) Chemistry 

D) Biology 

E) Physics 


Answer: E) Physics

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