Science & Technology trivia questions
2055 multiple-choice Science & Technology trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Which one of the following is indicative of Direct Disc Labeling capabilities?
- What is FireWire?
- This Microsoft operating system, formerly codenamed Blackcomb and Vienna, is intended to succeed Windows Vista.
- If a wireless network is set up in a home, yet the signal is weak in certain areas, you may buy one of these to increase the existing signal strength.
- Windows Vista commercials have boasted of the Record Live Television capability of the operating system. What is necessary to use this function?
- What is the number of amino acids commonly associated with the mammalian protein?
- All mammalian amino acids have which Greek letter designating their relation to the carbon atom to which different groups are attached?
- The carbon atom in amino acids has four elements/groups attached to it in all amino acids (except for proline). Which of the following is not among these four?
- Which of these people was a dentist?
- What is true about elephant tusks?
- Which of these animals only has molars?
- Which of these animals have no teeth?
- Which of these are heterodonts?
- Which mammal has the most teeth?
- Consider all animals that ever lived. Which animal had the longest teeth?
- What is the weight of the smallest known bird egg on the planet?
- Eggs have a very high nutrition value. Which of the following substances is not present within an egg?
- Which of the following is the Latin word for egg?
- The egg of this animal contains the largest existing single cell.
- Which of the following is not true about the bird eggshell?
- How many hours approximately does an eggshell formation take in an average laying hen?
- How long does it take for a platypus egg to develop completely and hatch?
- Which of these expression does not refer to a yolkless egg?
- Which of the following is not true about the egg yolk?
- What is the main protein found in the egg white?
- One famous analog computer was the water integrator, which functioned by manipulation of water through a room of pipes and pumps, where the water levels represented numbers, and the rate of flow represented mathematical operations. Which country built the water integrator?
- This English mathematician, logician and cryptographer is widely regarded as the father of modern computer science.
- Which was the first implemented high-level general purpose programming language?
- In the 1950s, these electronic components replaced vacuum tubes in the production of computers.
- In their third generation computers flourished, thanks Jack St. Clair Kilbys and Robert Noyces independent invention. What did they invent?