By David, 5 January 2022
Time for some super science trivia! This quiz has a selection from all the trivia questions we wrote in 2021. And if you’re hankering for more, you can get a new set of questions by reloading this web page!
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Human hair is mostly made of carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen and sulfur.
For the first 6 to 8 months of its life a baby blue whale will feed on its mother’s fatty milk, averaging a gain of about 90 kilograms per day.
The tallest trees in Tasmania are swamp gums, and they can grow more than 100 metres. That makes them some of the tallest trees in the world!
When boats go straight downwind, their wind disappears as they go faster – but a side-on wind stays constant no matter the boat speed!
Marshmallow was originally made from the root of a mallow plant (Althaea officinalis), which grows in the marshes.
A river delta is formed when sand, silt and other sediments collect at the mouth of a river. It’s called a delta because some deltas are shaped like a capital delta: Δ.
When our Sun starts to run out of hydrogen fuel, it will grow immensely and turn red. It will likely envelop the planets Mercury and Venus.
It takes 687 Earth days for Mars to orbit the Sun.
Marble is limestone or dolomite that has recrystallised.
Deciduous trees lose their leaves every year.
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