Science questions
Elements, bones, clouds, units and big ideas. School gets you the first few answers. Curiosity gets you the rest.
This category has 322 question pages with 19,578 known answers between them. “A physical quantity (something you can measure)” and “Name a mineral” are good places to start, and “A physical quantity (something you can measure)” has the longest list at 165 answers. Each page shows only the common answers, because finding the rare ones is the game.
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- A physical quantity (something you can measure)
- Name a mineral
- A part of a car
- Name a unit of measurement
- Something you'd find in a science lab
- Name a chemical element
- Name a famous scientist
- Name a metal, whether an element or an alloy
- Name a plant-eating dinosaur
- A word used in geometry
- A subject of study ending in -OLOGY
- A word used in computer programming
- A famous mathematician
- A word from aerodynamics or flight
- A computer file type or extension
- An internet or networking word
- A planet, dwarf planet or moon of our solar system
- A word from quantum physics
- A computer command or action, like copy or paste
- A photography term
- Name an invention from before the year 1500
- A computing or technology acronym
- A food additive or cooking chemical
- A chemical used in school science experiments
- A computer security term
- Name a famous physicist
- Name a computing pioneer or famous computer scientist
- Name a constellation
- Name a famous inventor
- A machine or instrument named after its inventor
- Name a programming language
- A natural material used to make things
- An operating system
- A word from genetics
- Name an invention from the 1900s
- A simple machine or mechanical part
- Something that is mostly water
- A word you'd hear in a weather forecast
- A chemical compound
- A flying or swimming reptile from dinosaur times
- Something in a home's plumbing, heating or wiring
- A word used in fossil hunting or palaeontology
- A type of scientist
- A pigment or dye
- A word from the scientific method
- A technology or electronics company
- An ecology term
- Something loud
- Something you do with your hands
- A statistics term
- A famous volcano
- Something that contains carbon
- Something that is millions of years old
- Something that is mined or quarried
- A building material
- Name an invention from the 1800s
- Something made of plastic
- Something that weighs more than a tonne
- A famous woman scientist or inventor
- A laboratory technique or analysis method
- Name a type of rock
- A part of an aeroplane
- Something that glides
- A famous paradox or thought experiment
- An invention from ancient times
- A famous theorem, conjecture or maths problem
- A medical instrument or device
- Name a muscle in the human body
- Name a shape
- An acid
- An enzyme
- Name a branch of mathematics
- A key on a computer keyboard, not a letter or number
- Name a gemstone
- A part of a plant
- Something people do when they're nervous
- Something that rises
- A way to move around using only your body
- A branch of physics
- Something on a car's dashboard
- A named wind
- A pioneer of medicine
- A process in living things
- Something you can measure about your body
- A source of heat
- A man-made material
- A mixture, not a pure substance
- Something that spins
- A stage in an animal's life cycle
- A type of ceramic or pottery
- Name a famous chemist
- Something invisible
- Something people do when they're happy
- A medical profession or specialty
- A solvent (a liquid that dissolves other things)
- Something built to store, move or control water
- Something that melts
- Something that sinks in water
- Something that warms you up
- Name a famous American inventor
- An ore of a metal
- A part of the brain
- A scientific measuring instrument
- Something slippery
- Something that bends
- Something that gets hot in the sun
- A type of cell in the human body
- A historic computer or calculating device
- A law or principle of physics
- Something moved by the wind
- Something shaped like a spiral
- Something that floats
- A famous biologist or naturalist
- A liquid
- Name a type of cloud
- A part of a cell
- A piece of safety equipment
- Something that runs on batteries
- Something used to measure things
- A medical breakthrough
- Name a meat-eating dinosaur
- A part of the body's defence system
- A piece of laboratory glassware
- A sedimentary or metamorphic rock
- Something powered by the Sun
- Something that can freeze
- Something that casts a shadow
- Something that sparkles
- Something you can balance
- An electronic component
- Something hotter than boiling water
- Something that stretches
- A type of engineer
- A type of engine or motor
- Name a piece of computer hardware
- Something that evaporates
- Something that moves slowly
- Something you do with your eyes
- Something you do with your feet
- Something you see on a computer screen
- An advanced or high-tech material
- An electrical insulator
- A part of a bicycle
- Something that is moved by flowing water
- Something that works as a lever
- Something you can see under a microscope
- A sound your body can make
- A way animals survive or defend themselves
- A coastal landform
- An element found in the human body
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