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1.The Permian Extinction lasted until the beginning of the Jurassic Period.
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False
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The Permian Period, after the Carboniferous and Triassic is infamous for the greatest mass extinction the world had ever faced, which lasted into the early TRIASSIC.
2.The family, "Canidae", is how much older than the family, "Felidae"
24M years
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18M years
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12M years
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6M years
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Canidae and Felidae are the families of cat-like and dog-like species. Canidae appeared about 37M years ago, while Felidae appeared 25M years ago.
3.What theory is behind the expansion of spacetime?
Big bang theory
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Inflation
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Evolution theory
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Altercasting
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The expansion of the universe was discovered in 1925, and Alan Guth proposed the theory of inflation 55 yrs later.
4.What is seen in the thumbnail of this quiz?
A neutron star
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A forming galaxy
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A protoplanetary disk
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A quasar
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A quasar is an extremely luminous "supermassive" black hole, with billions of times the mass of our sun (1.989e+30kg or 1 solar mass) most recognizable by its bright accretion disk.
5.Giraffes, turtles, and sloths are the only LAND animals in the world with no vocal cords.
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False
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Giraffes are the only land animals with no vocal cords while sloths can oftentimes sound like pitchy paradise birds and turtles often sound like briefly snorting cows or baby paradise birds.
6.Finish the following sequence;
Quarks, atoms, molecules, _____
Cells
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Matter
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Chemicals
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DNA
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Quarks make atoms in groups of three which makes an atom, then atoms come together to make molecules, and finally, molecules and nutrients come together to make cells.
7.What are hurricanes called in Asia?
Cyclones
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Hurricanes. . . !
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Typhoons
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Tropical storms
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All of these names are referred as hurricanes, but hurricanes from the Pacific Ocean to Asia are called typhoons (to them).
8.What is the scientific name the a Giant otter?
Enhydra lutris
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Lontra canadensis
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Aonyx cinereus
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Pteronura brasiliensis
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You need to know the genus (the first word of the scientific name, always capitalized) and the species (the second word of the scientific name, always lowercase).
9.We currently live in the . . .
Neogene Period
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Paleogene Era
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Holocene Epoch
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Northgrippian Age
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According the the geological time scale, we currently live in the Phanerozoic Eon, Cenozoic Era, Quaternary Period, Holocene Epoch, and Megahalayan Age.
10.This astronomer dicovered the three major laws of planetary motion;
Galileo Galilei
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Johannes Kepler
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Edwin Hubble
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Charles Messier
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Johannes Kepler (December 27th, 1571 - November 15th, 1630) was a German astronomer who discovered these "laws", despite not calling them laws since it would become customary after Isaac Newton derived them from a new and quite different set of general physical principles.
11.How many taste buds does an average human have?
5,000
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10,000
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15,000
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20,000
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Human taste buds are replaced quite frequently, every two weeks, but when you age, these taste buds are unable to replace themselves and you could only have around 5,000 working taste buds.
12.Why do you hear a crunch while eating your food?
The sound is from air popping and escaping from whatever is being consumed
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The sound is of cell walls breaking when you bite into it
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The sound is because of a reaction when it hits the saliva in your mouth
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The sound is caused by the illuminati :p (idk I'm out of ideas)
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Your teeth and bones are kept strong by calcium, and this can help you more easily chew food WHILE breaking down the cells (FBI OPEN UP)
13.Which one of these voids are the most closest to the Milky Way (Our home galaxy)
Bootes Void
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Sagittarius Void
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Ophiuchus Void
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The Local Void
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Our Milky Way is part of a Local Group with many other galaxies like the Triangulum Galaxy and the Andromeda Galaxy (we plan to have a collision with Andromeda in the far future), and there's a large void right outside of the Local Group.
14.Was is one megaparsec in light years?
♗🐙 𝓘'𝓶 𝓼𝓸 𝓼𝓸𝓻𝓻𝔂 ☺👌
3,261,633 ly (Approx)
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1e+9 ly
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3.262e+9 ly
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63,360 ly
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wtf 🤣
15.Which of the following is a bacterial disease?
Chickenpox
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Leprosy
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Influenza
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Herpes
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Leprosy is a very rare bacterial disease with only 20,000 U.S. cases per year.
16.What is the most common blood type?
Type A
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Type B
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Type AB
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Type O
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yea . . . there goes my career.
17.Which epoch did humans first appear and start to evolve?
Pliocene
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Pleistocene
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Miocene
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Holocene
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Humans first appeared 6 million years ago, and look what we've done to our planet. We're slowly turning it into a burning ball of carbon and non-green things.
18.Which one of these is "the study of aquatic ecosystems"?
Byrology
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Cetology
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Phytotomy
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Limnology
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Limno can mean things like "of or pertaining to lakes and fresh water," or "pool of standing water, tidal pool, marsh, lake,", thus meaning "of aquatic ecosystems"
19.How many minutes does it take for the sun's light to reach earth?
10 mins
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8 mins
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6 mins
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4 mins
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Although the largest celestial body in the solar system, it will take 8 light minutes for us to realize that the world ended.
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omae wa shinderu
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