Question | Answer |
What is the name of the field of science that deals with the history of the Earth and its life, especially as recorded in rocks? | |
What astronomical entities can be classified as elliptical, spiral, or irregular? | |
What biologically-hazardous electromagnetic radiation has high frequency, and therefore energy? | |
What Italian scientist improved upon the telescope and discovered four of Jupiter's moons? | |
What term refers to the attraction between two bodies of mass? | |
What is the term that means to cause to sprout or develop, as in seedlings? | |
What phenomenon refers to the rising temperature of Earth's atmosphere since the late 19th century? | |
What biological discipline is the study of heredity and variation of organisms? | |
What term means relating to or utilizing the heat of the Earth's interior? | |
What nucleobase is paired with cytosine in DNA? | |
What prefix denotes a magnitude of one billion in the metric system? | |
What is the term for a mature male or female germ cell usually possessing a haploid chromosome set? | |
The movement of what large bodies of ice and snow result in cirques and moraines? | |
What simple sugar (C6H12O6) is a product of photosynthesis and fuels cellular respiration? | |
What is the name of the taxonomic rank that is one step above species in the Linnaean system? | |
What vegetation-covered biome occurs naturally on all continents except for Antarctica? | |
What largest moon of Jupiter is named after one of Zeus's lovers in Greek mythology? | |
What group of seed-producing plants (i.e. conifers, cycads, and ginkgoes) produce naked seeds not enclosed in an ovary? | |
What device consists of a spinning wheel on an axis and is often used to measure or maintain orientation? | |
Which element, named after a country, has an atomic number of 32? | |
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