Science questions, page 2
Questions
- A sensor or detector
- Something rough to the touch
- Something you do online
- A body part you have two of
- A cleaning product or tool
- A mathematical symbol or sign
- Name an invention from the 1600s or 1700s
- A navigation tool or method
- A part of the hand or foot (not a bone)
- A position your body can be in
- Something that buzzes
- Something that swings
- Something you'd see at the dentist
- A tectonic plate
- A hormone
- A weather or light effect you can see in the sky
- A department or room in a hospital
- A gesture
- A mathematical function
- A scientific theory or model
- Something that changes colour
- Something that changes with the seasons
- Something that cracks
- Something that fizzes
- A type of light bulb or lamp
- A type of number
- A component of blood
- A data structure or algorithm
- A famous geologist or earth scientist
- A fractal, in maths or in nature
- A kind of microbe or microscopic organism
- A part of the face
- Something a doctor checks
- Something that vibrates
- Something you can recycle
- A type of chemical reaction
- A unit of measurement named after a person
- An alloy
- A biome or habitat
- A famous scientific experiment
- A hydrocarbon (carbon-and-hydrogen compound)
- Something acidic
- Something that has gears in it
- Something that makes a splash
- Something that makes you sweat
- Something that squeaks
- A wireless technology
- A farm machine
- A mathematical constant
- A part of the mouth or throat
- Something meteorologists measure or report
- Something that falls from the sky
- Something that gives off light
- Something that helps keep you healthy
- A unit of length or distance
- A major artery or vein
- Something that bounces
- Something that floats in the air
- Something your body does without you thinking
- A type of battery or electrical cell
- A type of wave in physics
- A unit of volume or capacity
- An isotope
- A medical test or scan
- Name a subatomic particle
- An optical illusion
- A power tool or machine tool
- Something on a railway line
- Something that makes your heart beat faster
- A type of gland
- A type of glass
- A maths puzzle or logic puzzle
- Name a geological period, era or epoch
- A plastic or synthetic fibre
- A river feature or landform
- A tool for measuring length or angles
- A type of aircraft
- A type of curve
- A type of train or railway vehicle
- A word linked with earthquakes
- A branch of chemistry
- A machine of the Industrial Revolution
- Something you find at a volcano
- A type of chart or graph
- A computer cable or port
- Name a form or source of energy
- Name something used to navigate at sea
- A part or feature of a smartphone
- An SI unit
- Something that contains a magnet
- A fuel
- A number system or numeral system
- A part of the lungs or airways
- Something made of glass
- Something that has a lens
- Something that reflects light
- A type of paper
- A unit of mass or weight
- A form of frozen water
- A natural body of water
- Something that dissolves in water
- Something that has a screen
- Something you can see through
- A type of steel or iron
- A unit used in computing
- A way of sending a message over a distance
- A branch of earth science
- A data storage device or medium
- An igneous rock
- An optical instrument
- A part of the digestive system
- Something sticky
- A web browser
- Name an invention of ancient China
- An ocean current
- A part of the skin
- Something you can inflate
- A three-dimensional solid shape
- A joint in the body
- A layer or sphere of the Earth or its atmosphere
- A machine or vehicle used in construction
- Name an early calculating device or computer
- Name something the Romans invented or made popular
- A part of the heart
- Something in a first aid kit
- A form that medicine comes in
- A part of a flower
- A part of the ear
- A sugar or carbohydrate molecule
- A type of bridge
- A type of force
- A hazard or warning symbol
- A part of the eye
- Something used for safety in a science lab
- A type of glue or adhesive
- A unit of time
- A device that tells or measures time
- A display technology
- A landform made by a glacier
- A method for separating a mixture
- A natural disaster
- A physical constant
- Something discovered or invented by accident
- A type of computer or computing device
- A unit of energy, power or pressure
- A vitamin or mineral the body needs
- Name a gas
- Name an organ in the human body
- A type of storm
- A particle accelerator or collider
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