Science mission
Elements, bones, clouds and big ideas. Science is one of the themed missions in OnlyClick: 50 stages and 250 questions, with 14,688 accepted answers. It starts with what you learned at school, and keeps going into elements, anatomy and ideas that only curious people pick up.
The route runs from “Earthly Delights” to “Final Exam”. The first stages are free to fly, and later stages come with the full mission. Rarer answers fly you farther, and it takes enough thrust to clear each stage.
PLAY ONLYCLICK FREEStages and questions
Stage 1: Earthly Delights
- Name a type of weather
- Name a gemstone
- Name a metal, whether an element or an alloy
- A natural body of water
- Something you find at a volcano
Stage 2: Roar & Bloom
- Name a plant-eating dinosaur
- A part of a plant
- Name a meat-eating dinosaur
- A biome or habitat
- A process in living things
Stage 3: Inside Story
- Name an organ in the human body
- Something your body does without you thinking
- A joint in the body
- A vitamin or mineral the body needs
- A fluid made by the human body
Stage 4: Gadget Gang
- Something that has a screen
- A type of computer or computing device
- A part or feature of a smartphone
- Something that runs on batteries
- A technology or electronics company
Stage 5: Full Throttle
- A part of a car
- A part of a bicycle
- A type of aircraft
- A machine or vehicle used in construction
- A type of train or railway vehicle
Stage 6: Doctor's Orders
- A form that medicine comes in
- Something in a first aid kit
- A medical instrument or device
- A medical test or scan
- A department or room in a hospital
Stage 7: Click, Drag, Drop
- A key on a computer keyboard, not a letter or number
- A computer command or action, like copy or paste
- Something you see on a computer screen
- Something you do online
- A data storage device or medium
Stage 8: Matter Matters
Stage 9: Plus, Minus, Pi
- A letter of the Greek alphabet
- A three-dimensional solid shape
- A mathematical symbol or sign
- A type of chart or graph
- A prime number below 100
Stage 10: Dig, Grow, Make
- A natural material used to make things
- Something that is mined or quarried
- A man-made material
- A building material
- A farm machine
Stage 11: Storm Chasers
- A word you'd hear in a weather forecast
- A natural disaster
- A weather or light effect you can see in the sky
- A weather instrument
- Name a type of cloud
Stage 12: DIY Day
- Something sticky
- A type of fastener
- A type of paper
- A power tool or machine tool
- A type of glue or adhesive
Stage 13: Welcome to the Lab
- A type of scientist
- Something used for safety in a science lab
- A word from the scientific method
- A piece of laboratory glassware
- A hazard or warning symbol
Stage 14: Measure Up
- A unit of length or distance
- A device that tells or measures time
- A unit of time
- A tool for measuring length or angles
- A unit of measurement named after a person
Stage 15: Cloud to Coast
- A type of storm
- A river feature or landform
- A type of precipitation
- A coastal landform
- Something meteorologists measure or report
Stage 16: Plastic Fantastic
- Something you can inflate
- Something made of plastic
- Something that bounces
- Something you can recycle
- A plastic or synthetic fibre
Stage 17: Open Wide
- Something you'd see at the dentist
- Something that helps keep you healthy
- A part of a tooth, or a type of tooth
- A part of the lungs or airways
- A part of the mouth or throat
Stage 18: Hot Stuff
- A source of heat
- Something that gives off light
- A fuel
- A type of engine or motor
- A type of light bulb or lamp
Stage 19: Pop Quiz
- Name a programming language
- Name a type of rock
- Name a muscle in the human body
- Name a branch of mathematics
- Name a famous physicist
Stage 20: See the Light
- Something made of glass
- Something that has a lens
- Something you can see through
- An optical instrument
- Something that reflects light
Stage 21: Boot Up
- Name a piece of computer hardware
- A wireless technology
- A computer file type or extension
- A display technology
- A unit used in computing
Stage 22: Safe & Sound
- A piece of safety equipment
- A cleaning product or tool
- Something a doctor checks
- A medical profession or specialty
- A medical breakthrough
Stage 23: Number Cruncher
- A maths puzzle or logic puzzle
- A unit of volume or capacity
- A type of number
- A unit of mass or weight
- A word used in geometry
Stage 24: All Aboard
- Something on a car's dashboard
- Something on a railway line
- A part of an aeroplane
- A part of a ship or boat
- A navigation tool or method
Stage 25: Sense-ational
Stage 26: Earth Shakers
- A famous volcano
- A layer or sphere of the Earth or its atmosphere
- A word linked with earthquakes
- Name a mineral
- A sedimentary or metamorphic rock
Stage 27: Push & Pull
- A type of force
- Something that has gears in it
- A type of bridge
- Something that works as a lever
- Something that contains a magnet
Stage 28: Net Ninjas
- An operating system
- An internet or networking word
- A computing or technology acronym
- A computer security term
- A word used in computer programming
Stage 29: Pure or Mixed
- A solvent (a liquid that dissolves other things)
- A mixture, not a pure substance
- An alloy
- A chemical compound
- A method for separating a mixture
Stage 30: Life Cycles
- A part of a flower
- A way animals survive or defend themselves
- An ecology term
- A word from genetics
- A stage in an animal's life cycle
Stage 31: Fossil Hunters
- A word used in fossil hunting or palaeontology
- Name a geological period, era or epoch
- A flying or swimming reptile from dinosaur times
- A famous biologist or naturalist
- A branch of earth science
Stage 32: Charged Up
- A type of battery or electrical cell
- An electronic component
- An electrical insulator
- An SI unit
- A scientific measuring instrument
Stage 33: Blood, Guts & Germs
- A part of the digestive system
- A kind of microbe or microscopic organism
- A component of blood
- An element found in the human body
- A part of the heart
Stage 34: Plug & Play
- A way of sending a message over a distance
- A web browser
- A type of engineer
- A computer cable or port
- Name a computing pioneer or famous computer scientist
Stage 35: Mind Your Maths
- A statistics term
- A type of triangle or quadrilateral
- A number system or numeral system
- A mathematical constant
- A famous mathematician
Stage 36: Home Lab
- A way of preserving food
- Something in a home's plumbing, heating or wiring
- An acid
- A food additive or cooking chemical
- A sugar or carbohydrate molecule
Stage 37: Tiny Wonders
- Something you can see under a microscope
- A part of a cell
- A part of the body's defence system
- A type of cell in the human body
- A part of the skin
Stage 38: Physics Unplugged
- A simple machine or mechanical part
- A branch of physics
- Name a subatomic particle
- A physical quantity (something you can measure)
- A law or principle of physics
Stage 39: Lightbulb Moments
- Something discovered or invented by accident
- An invention from ancient times
- A historic computer or calculating device
- A machine or instrument named after its inventor
- A machine of the Industrial Revolution
Stage 40: Periodic Table Party
- Name a non-metal chemical element
- A branch of chemistry
- A chemical element whose name starts with a vowel
- An alkali metal, halogen or noble gas
- Name a famous chemist
Stage 41: Mind Blown
- A famous woman scientist or inventor
- A scientific theory or model
- A pioneer of medicine
- A famous scientific experiment
- A famous paradox or thought experiment
Stage 42: Curves & Code
- A fractal, in maths or in nature
- A mathematical function
- A Fibonacci number below 1000
- A type of curve
- A data structure or algorithm
Stage 43: Head to Toe
Stage 44: Planet Pros
Stage 45: Reaction Time
- A chemical used in school science experiments
- A type of chemical reaction
- A type of chemical bond or force between molecules
- A hydrocarbon (carbon-and-hydrogen compound)
- A laboratory technique or analysis method
Stage 46: Shrink Ray
Stage 47: Material World
- A type of glass
- An advanced or high-tech material
- A type of ceramic or pottery
- A type of steel or iron
- A pigment or dye
Stage 48: Go with the Flow
- A unit of energy, power or pressure
- A word from aerodynamics or flight
- Something built to store, move or control water
- An ocean current
- A landform made by a glacier
Stage 49: Atom Smashers
- A chemical element named after a place
- An isotope
- A chemical element named after a person
- A particle accelerator or collider
- A lanthanide or actinide element