“Are You As Smart As A High School Student?”: Try To Pass This Science General Knowledge Test
Whether you were the top science student in high school or the one daydreaming through the classes, this 29-question quiz will test everything you thought you knew.
This science trivia covers basic science, astronomy, human biology, and physics—and we are sure you were good at at least one of these. So take a deep breath, trust what you know, and start—you never know what you might remember or even learn as you go!
Let’s see how well you’ve kept up with the facts!
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The type of energy the Sun produces is nuclear. Solar energy is the radiation and the light that are a product of the nuclear fusion.
I clicked solar just bcause I knew they were gonna eff that up.
Load More Replies...It is all a trick by the plants. The plants produce nectar to attract the bees. The pollen sticks to the bees by accident (it is not actively collected by the bees). When the bee visits another plant, it fertilises it by brushing the pollen off again.
Load More Replies...The brain is ultimately responsible for pumping blood throughout your body, it can even choose which part.
I agree. I know the heart does the work, but the brain controls it. And to Rick Murray, I answered solar for the energy from the sun. To me, nuclear energy involves atom splitting, not joining.
Load More Replies...It's been decades since I graduated high-school and for some I didn't know the English words but all and all I think I did ok :) 21/27 😊
24/27 my biggest problem was the language barrier too, especially in biology questions. Guessed right some though
Load More Replies...26/27 - yes, I'm a science nerd (even though I needed to "dumb down" some of my answers and think that the sun's energy would be that as seen from the perspective of earth (thus solar) rather than what it is actually doing (nuclear)). The only one I got wrong was sleeping snails. I didn't think the average snail lived that long! 🐌
I think I would have gotten 100% if the ads didn’t cover the answers
The medulla oblongata is part of the brain, without which the heart would not beat.
The medulla oblongata is part of the BRAIN without which the heart would not beat.
It's been many decades since I've had to answer some of these questions. Thankfully, the multiple answers jog the old memory cells.
21/27. I AM in high school, although tbh, the ones that I got wrong, I never learned. Like the one with the snail. I'm always paying attention. But it's also the classes that a student selects. The only reason I know the things about elements and atoms is because of the Chemical Explorations class I chose, and the Living Environment class that was mandatory in 9th grade.
I definitely knew the "Which part of the brain controls balance and coordination?" because of a recent physical medical review! But omg the "Helium" answer got me giggling like mad! Helium... *Wheeeee floats off!* 😄😄😄
The type of energy the Sun produces is nuclear. Solar energy is the radiation and the light that are a product of the nuclear fusion.
I clicked solar just bcause I knew they were gonna eff that up.
Load More Replies...It is all a trick by the plants. The plants produce nectar to attract the bees. The pollen sticks to the bees by accident (it is not actively collected by the bees). When the bee visits another plant, it fertilises it by brushing the pollen off again.
Load More Replies...The brain is ultimately responsible for pumping blood throughout your body, it can even choose which part.
I agree. I know the heart does the work, but the brain controls it. And to Rick Murray, I answered solar for the energy from the sun. To me, nuclear energy involves atom splitting, not joining.
Load More Replies...It's been decades since I graduated high-school and for some I didn't know the English words but all and all I think I did ok :) 21/27 😊
24/27 my biggest problem was the language barrier too, especially in biology questions. Guessed right some though
Load More Replies...26/27 - yes, I'm a science nerd (even though I needed to "dumb down" some of my answers and think that the sun's energy would be that as seen from the perspective of earth (thus solar) rather than what it is actually doing (nuclear)). The only one I got wrong was sleeping snails. I didn't think the average snail lived that long! 🐌
I think I would have gotten 100% if the ads didn’t cover the answers
The medulla oblongata is part of the brain, without which the heart would not beat.
The medulla oblongata is part of the BRAIN without which the heart would not beat.
It's been many decades since I've had to answer some of these questions. Thankfully, the multiple answers jog the old memory cells.
21/27. I AM in high school, although tbh, the ones that I got wrong, I never learned. Like the one with the snail. I'm always paying attention. But it's also the classes that a student selects. The only reason I know the things about elements and atoms is because of the Chemical Explorations class I chose, and the Living Environment class that was mandatory in 9th grade.
I definitely knew the "Which part of the brain controls balance and coordination?" because of a recent physical medical review! But omg the "Helium" answer got me giggling like mad! Helium... *Wheeeee floats off!* 😄😄😄


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