| Question | Answer |
| What biological discipline is the study of heredity? | |
| The movement of what large bodies of ice and snow result in cirques and moraines? | |
| What term collectively refers to (in humans) the ovum and the sperm? | |
| What astronomical entities can be classified as elliptical, spiral, irregular, or starburst? | |
| What device is used to measure ionizing radiation, such as in the Schrödinger's Cat thought experiment? | |
| What device is used to measure and/or maintain orientation? | |
| What nucleobase is paired with cytosine in DNA? | |
| What class of mollusks are generically called snails and/or slugs? | |
| What vegetation-covered biome occur naturally on all continents except for Antarctica? | |
| What biologically-hazardous electromagnetic radiation has high frequency, and therefore energy? | |
| What largest moon of Jupiter is named after a Trojan prince in Greek myth? | |
| What Italian scientist improved upon the telescope and discover four of Jupiter's moons? | |
| What term refers to the attraction between to bodies of mass? | |
| Whose law states that a gas' pressure is directly proportional to its temperature? | |
| What elementary particles exchange the strong force between them to hold quarks together? | |
| What simple sugar (C6H12O6) is a product of photosynthesis and fuels cellular respiration? | |
| What phenomenon refers to the rising temperature of Earth's atmosphere since the late 19th century? | |
| What group of seed-producing plants (ie conifers, cycads, and Ginkgoes) contrasts flowering plants? | |
| Which element, named after a country, has an atomic number of 32? | |
| What prefix denotes a magnitude of one billion in the metric system? | |