This presentation contains all the questions of the SMArt Science Quiz that was organized by Rotaract Club of Shri Jagannath Dham in memory of our beloved friend Vicky and Smart.

3. Questions: Random topics; short answer.
Points: All questions are worth 10 points.
Penalty: There are no deductions for wrong answers in this round.
Buzzing: Teams may buzz in only after the question is read.
Team members must wait for the host to call on them by name before
attempting to answer a question.
Bouncing: If a team buzzes in and cannot answer or answers
incorrectly, the question is then posed to the other team.

4. Questions: Random topics; Multiple Choice only.
Points: All questions are worth 10 points.
Penalty: Incorrect answers result in a 10-point deduction.
. Team members may buzz in at any time at their own risk. If a question
is interrupted by a player buzzing in, the host will stop and ask for an
answer, without reading the remainder of the question.
.If a player cannot answer a question or answers incorrectly, the host
gives the correct answer and moves on to the next question. The
other player is not given the opportunity to respond.

5. Questions: Players pick from a board of Five themed categories. Each category has
five short answer.
Selection: Chit Papers will be distributed and team will select a category.
Points: Questions are worth 20points.
Penalty : Incorrect answers result in a 10-point deduction.
Bouncing: If a team buzzes in and cannot answer or answers incorrectly, the question
is then posed to the other team. The other team will get 10points for that.

6. Questions: Random categories, Yes or No only.
Points: All questions are worth 10 points.
Penalty: Incorrect answers or unanswered result in a 10-point deduction.
Procedure: 5 Questions will be shown instantly and 20seconds will be
allowed. You have to write the answer in a sheet & submit after 20secs.

7. Match Tiebreaker
The tiebreaker is a sudden death round. The host asks a toss-up
question worth 20 points.
If the answer is correct, the game is over and the team is declared the
winner. If an answer cannot be given or an answer is incorrect,
the opposing team has the chance to answer the question in the
same manner.

9. Animals who eats both Plants
& Animals known as?

10. Animals who eats both Plants
& Animals known as?
Omnivores

11. What is it called when a solid
changes directly into a gas?

12. What is it called when a solid
changes directly into a gas?
Sublimination

13. What are the 3 R’s of recycling?

14. What are the 3 R’s of recycling?
Reduce , Reuse & Recycle

15. The Biggest Part of Human Brain
is known as?

16. The Biggest Part of Human Brain
is known as?
Cerebrum

18. NONE

19. Cloud at ground level is called what?

20. Cloud at ground level is called what?
FOG

21. What is the name for the new technology
whereby a glass fiber carries as much
information as hundreds of copper wires?

22. What is the name for the new technology
whereby a glass fiber carries as much
information as hundreds of copper wires?
FIBER OPTICS (OPTO-ELECTRONICS)

23. What poisonous alkaloid is
extracted from tobacco leaves and
widely used as an insecticide?

24. What poisonous alkaloid is
extracted from tobacco leaves and
widely used as an insecticide?
NICOTINE

25. Name the first woman to travel in space.

26. Name the first woman to travel in space.
(VALENTINA)
TERESHKOVA

27. Unlike rodents, the rabbit has how
many incisor teeth?

28. Unlike rodents, the rabbit has how
many incisor teeth?
FOUR

33. Trying to predict
the weather is
known as _______?

34. Trying to predict
the weather is
known as Weather
Forcasting.

35. What country experiences
the most tornadoes?

36. What country experiences
the most tornadoes?
USA

37. At what temperature is
Fahrenheit equal to Centigrade?

38. At what temperature is
Fahrenheit equal to Centigrade?
-40 Degree

40. 1. When a gas is turned into a
liquid, the process is called ?
condensation evaporation
deposition sublimation

41. 1. When a gas is turned into a
liquid, the process is called ?
condensation evaporation
deposition sublimation

42. 2. The fastest-running
terrestrial animal is
cheetah lion man jaguar

43. 2. The fastest-running
terrestrial animal is
cheetah lion man jaguar

44. 3. Which of the following is used
in pencils?
Graphite Silicon
Charcoal Phosphorous

45. 3. Which of the following is used
in pencils?
Graphite Silicon
Charcoal Phosphorous

46. 4. Yeast, used in making bread is a
fungus plant bacteria seed

47. 4. Yeast, used in making bread is a
fungus plant bacteria seed

48. 5. The hardest substance available
on earth is
Gold Iron
Diamond Platinum

49. 5. The hardest substance available
on earth is
Gold Iron
Diamond Platinum

50. 6. Which of the following
can be used as a lubricant?
Graphite Silica
Iron Oxide Diamond

51. Graphite Silica
Iron Oxide Diamond
6. Which of the following
can be used as a lubricant?

52. 7. How many lungs does human have?
1 2 3 4

53. 7. How many lungs does human have?
1 2 3 4

54. 8. Do coconut trees grow
better in which climates?
Hot Cold Warm Any

55. 8. Do coconut trees grow
better in which climates?
Hot Cold Warm Any

56. 9. A type of plastic that is biodegradable
has been in the news lately. The ingredient
that makes it biodegradable is:
vegetable oil
petroleum
cornstarch
leather

57. 9. A type of plastic that is biodegradable
has been in the news lately. The ingredient
that makes it biodegradable is:
vegetable oil
petroleum
cornstarch
leather

58. 10. In which country was a method for making
rust-resistant iron discovered in the fifth
century B.C.?
Sumeria Egypt
India Babylon

59. 10. In which country was a method for making
rust-resistant iron discovered in the fifth
century B.C.?
Sumeria Egypt
India Babylon

60. 11. The word atom is from a Greek
word meaning:
Small Indivisible
Unseen visible

61. 11. The word atom is from a Greek
word meaning:
Small Indivisible
Unseen visible

62. 12. Most commercial nuclear power
plants worldwide are cooled by:
sodium
mercury
helium
water

63. 12. Most commercial nuclear power
plants worldwide are cooled by:
sodium
mercury
helium
water

64. 13. As of December, 1990, which of the
following countries generated the greatest
percentage of its electricity by nuclear power?
England Japan
United States France

65. 13. As of December, 1990, which of the
following countries generated the greatest
percentage of its electricity by nuclear power?
England Japan
United States France

66. 14. Plants get their nitrogen from:
Rain Soil
Air Bedrock

67. 14. Plants get their nitrogen from:
Rain Soil
Air Bedrock

69. Formulated a
model of the
universe that
placed the Sun
rather than
the Earth at
the center of
the universe.

71. 1. The process of pasteurization is named
after which famous French microbiologist ?

72. 1. The process of pasteurization is named
after which famous French microbiologist ?
LOUIS PASTEUR

73. 2. Bacterial infections in humans
can be treated with what ?

74. 2. Bacterial infections in humans
can be treated with what ?
Antibiotics

75. 3. A Single Piece of DNA is known as?

76. 3. A Single Piece of DNA is known as?
Chromosome

77. 4. Death of every member of a particular
species is known as?

78. 4. Death of every member of a particular
species is known as?
Extinction

79. 5. How many bones does a Human have?

80. 5. How many bones does a Human have?
206

81. 6. Process of Plants converting
Sunlight into Food?

82. 6. Process of Plants converting
Sunlight into Food?
Photosynthesis

84. 1.What is the first Element
in the Periodic Table?

85. 1.What is the first Element
in the Periodic Table?
HYDROGEN

86. 2. What is the Centre of
an Atom called?

87. 2. What is the Centre of
an Atom called?
NUCLEUS

88. 3. What is the main gas that we found
in the air when we breath?

89. 3. What is the main gas that we found
in the air when we breath?
Nitrogen (78%)

90. 4. At room temperature, what is the only
metal that is in liquid form?

91. 4. At room temperature, what is the only
metal that is in liquid form?
MERCURY

92. 5.What is the name given to substances that are
initially involved in a chemical reaction?

93. REACTANTS
5.What is the name given to substances that are
initially involved in a chemical reaction?

94. 6. Atoms of Same Chemical elements that
have different atomic mass known as?

95. 6. Atoms of Same Chemical elements that
have different atomic mass known as?
ISOTOPES

97. 1. The bone that make us your
spines are called?

98. 1. The bone that make us your
spines are called?
Vertebrae

99. 2. The flow of blood through your heart
and around your body is called?

100. 2. The flow of blood through your heart
and around your body is called?
Circulation

101. 3. The outside layer of skin on the
human body is called the?

102. 3. The outside layer of skin on the
human body is called the?
Epidermis

103. 4. The bones around your chest that
protect organs such as the heart are
called what?

104. 4. The bones around your chest that
protect organs such as the heart are
called what?
RIBS

105. 5. The shape of DNA is known as?

106. 5. The shape of DNA is known as?
A Double Helix

107. 6. Your ears are important when it
comes to staying balanced? True or
False

108. 6. Your ears are important when it
comes to staying balanced? True or
False
TRUE

110. 1. When light bends as it enters a
different medium the process is known
as what ?

111. 1. When light bends as it enters a
different medium the process is known
as what ?
REFRACTION

112. 2. A magnifying glass is what type of lens?

113. 2. A magnifying glass is what type of lens?
Convex

114. 3. Electric power is typically
measured in what units?

115. 3. Electric power is typically
measured in what units?
Watts

116. 4. The wire inside an electric
bulb is known as the what ?

117. 4. The wire inside an electric
bulb is known as the what ?
FILAMENT

118. 5. What scientist is well known for
his theory of relativity?

119. 5. What scientist is well known for
his theory of relativity?
ALBERT EINSTEIN

120. 6. What is the earth’s primary
source of energy?

121. 6. What is the earth’s primary
source of energy?
THE SUN

123. 1. What is the name of the 2nd
biggest planet in our solar
system?

124. 1. What is the name of the 2nd
biggest planet in our solar
system?
SATURN

125. 2. What is the hottest planet
in our solar system?

126. 2. What is the hottest planet
in our solar system?
VENUS

127. 3. What planet is famous for its big
red spot on it ?

128. 3. What planet is famous for its big
red spot on it ?
JUPITER

129. 4. Who was the first person t o
walk on t he moon?

130. 4. Who was the first person t o
walk on t he moon?
Neil Armstrong

131. 5. What is the name of a place that
uses telescopes and other scientific
equipment to research space and
astronomy?

132. 5. What is the name of a place that
uses telescopes and other scientific
equipment to research space and
astronomy?
An observatory

133. 6. What is the name of Saturn’s
largest moon?

134. 6. What is the name of Saturn’s
largest moon?
TITAN

136. Questions: Random categories, Yes or No only.
Points: All questions are worth 10 points.
Penalty: Incorrect answers or unanswered result in a 10-point deduction.
Procedure: 5 Questions will be shown instantly and 20seconds will be
allowed. You have to write the answer in a sheet & submit after 20secs.

137. 1. Charles Darwin introduced the idea of Natural Selection?
2. Can Frog live in salt water?
3. Common Cold is caused by a Virus?
4. Acids have Ph Level below 7?
5. A neutron has no net electric charge?

138. 1. Charles Darwin introduced the idea of Natural Selection?- Yes
2. Can Frog live in salt water?- No
3. Common Cold is caused by a Virus?- Yes
4. Acids have Ph Level below 7?- Yes
5. A neutron has no net electric charge?- Yes

139. 1. A Proton Carries positive Charge?
2. Earth Day is held on June 18.?
3. Transfats are good f or your health?
4. Ozone in the upper atmosphere is produced from
photochemical reactions?
5. Chemical Symbol of Lead is Pb?

140. 1. A Proton Carries positive Charge?- Yes
2. Earth Day is held on June 18.?- No its April22
3. Transfats are good f or your health?- Yes
4. Ozone in the upper atmosphere is produced from
photochemical reactions?- Yes
5. Chemical Symbol of Lead is Pb?- Yes

141. 1. Sodium is a very Reactive Metal?
2. Humans were on Earth before plants?
3. India is the Largest Producer of Banana?
4. Batteries convert chemical to Mechanical Energy?
5. Electric Current is measured using Ammeter?

142. 1. Sodium is a very Reactive Metal? - Yes
2. Humans were on Earth before plants?- No
3. India is the Largest Producer of Banana?- Yes
4. Batteries convert chemical to Mechanical Energy?- No
5. Electric Current is measured using Ammeter?- Yes

143. 1. A proton carries a +ve Charge?
2. Liquids are easy to compress?
3. Gasses are hard to compress?
4. Ice Sinks in water?
5. Is Neptune bigger than earth?

144. 1. A proton carries a +ve Charge?- Yes
2. Liquids are easy to compress?- No
3. Gasses are hard to compress?- No
4. Ice Sinks in water?- No
5. Is Neptune bigger than earth?- Yes

146. What mammal lays eggs?

147. What mammal lays eggs?
PLATYPUS

148. What substance are nails made of ?

149. What substance are nails made of ?
Keratin

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