A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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

What element is number 1 in the Periodic Table of Elements? Nitrogen Carbon Hydrogen Oxygen

#2. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player dcpddc478 asks:

What is the longest bone in the human body? Femur Tibia Ulna Fibula

#3. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player MikeMaster99 asks:

Carbon dioxide gas dissolves readily in water to form which acid? nitric acid carbonic acid phosphoric acid carbon monoxide

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

Who is credited with invention of the cylinder lock, which he patented in 1861? Henry Squire Charles Chubb Ali Baba Linus Yale Jr

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

Which spreadsheet software contains the VLOOKUP and SUBTOTAL functions? Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Microsoft Powerpoint Microsoft Outlook

#6. Sci / Tech Mixture. Player ozzz2002 asks:

Clyde Tombaugh gained his place in history by discovering the planet Pluto, in 1930. He died in 1997, but what happened to his remains? Scattered over Cape Canaveral site Sent into space Nobody knows Cryogenically preserved

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

Because of its unique characteristics, copper has been used to form alloys since antiquity. Which of these common alloys does NOT contain copper as one of its main components? gunmetal (red brass) brass bronze steel

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

Which Asian river discharges the most sediment? The Volga The Congo The Amazon The Ganges

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

In a room that has 70 random people in it, the odds are 99.9% that which of these will be true? At least two of them will have the same birthday Most of them will be Caucasian The age range will be only 21 years Most will be male

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

What is the name of the smallest particle with mass in the universe? Its name translates to "little neutral one" in Italian? Nucleus Neutrino Nucleito Nutella