A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player MotherGoose asks:

In the medical term arthritis, what does the suffix -itis mean? abnormality difficulty painful infection or inflammation

#2. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player kevinatilusa asks:

What metric unit of distance is, by definition, exactly how far light travels in a vacuum over 1/299,792,458 of a second? One inch One foot One meter One yard

#3. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player nerzack asks:

What is the name of the open source operating system used in smartphones and tablet computers? (Hint: Does it dream of electric sheep?) Marvin R2-D2 C-3PO Android

#4. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player daver852 asks:

The smallest amount of material needed to produce a sustained nuclear chain reaction is known as what? Neutron limit Fission horizon Critical mass Radioactive minimum

#5. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player goatlockerjoe asks:

The teacher found Leopold engaged in rhinotillexis at recess! The school board sentenced him to 180 days of wearing mittens. What was his offense? texting endangered wildlife biting his nails picking his nose spraying grafitti on the wall

#6. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player boredinVA asks:

What do you call rock or soil material that has remained below 32 degrees Fahrenheit continuously for two or more years? Glacier Permafrost Metamorphic rock Igneous rock

#7. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player Airenauxen asks:

Three of these are known as greenhouse gases. Which one is the exception? Nitrous oxide Carbon dioxide Neon Methane

#8. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player Jasonelien asks:

In what constellation is the star Betelgeuse? Taurus The Big Dipper Orion Scorpio

#9. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player Billkozy asks:

What is sodium pentathol more commonly known as? Laughing gas Truth serum Epsom salts Baking soda

#10. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player tritran5555 asks:

Sunset is later in the summer than in winter. Which of these best describes the sky at 11 p.m. in Alaska on a nice summer night? It is very dark It is gray It is gloomy It is still blue