Science & Technology trivia questions
2055 multiple-choice Science & Technology trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- This organ contains many bacteria, which begin to digest surrounding organs immediately after death.
- In average conditions, approximately how many hours does it take for the dead bodys temperature to equalize with the surrounding environment?
- Which of the following happens three days after the moment of death?
- Because of the substance present in these structures of the human body, they can be preserved for centuries avoiding decomposition.
- Which part of the body is decomposed last, but before the bones?
- The term rigor mortis means this.
- A death erection is a post-mortem erection which occurs when a male individual dies vertically or face-down. What causes this condition?
- Due to this, there is almost no atmosphere on the Moon.
- The side of the Moon that we see is this.
- The distance between the Moon and the Earth is approximately this much.
- The Moon is changing its position it relation to the Earth. In what way?
- Which factor ensures that many of the craters on the Moons surface remain well preserved in comparison to those on Earth?
- When was the Moon formed?
- Moons shape is not quite round. What does it resemble?
- A compass cannot be used on the Moon. What factor is responsible for this?
- The Moon is taken into consideration when calculating the day of this religious celebration.
- The Moons diameter is approximately this long.
- A large exposition at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich is devoted to horology, a science that studies what?
- These animals are the subject of study of coleopterology, which is a subfield of entomology.
- A King Cobra and a frog would be subjects of study of what science?
- This species, considered to have colonized almost every landmass on Earth, is studied by myrmecology.
- This material on the surface of a lithosphere is the subject of study of pedology.
- This country, known for the worlds longest continuously used written language system, is the subject of study of sinology.
- What national symbols are subject of study of vexillology?
- What is the subject of study of thanatology, personified in Greek mythology by Thanatos?
- This astral body, known as Earths only natural satellite, is the subject of study selenology.
- This contractile tissue of the body is the subject of study of myology.
- What term is used to designate a hurricanes calm, low-pressure center around which winds of high velocity spin?
- What term refers to electric power produced by running or falling water?
- What term do scientists use to denote the gradual warming of the planet due to absorption of infrared radiation by the atmosphere?