1. Welcome to Who Wants to be a Millionaire
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5. Which unit can be used to measure the temperature of water?15
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Which unit can be used to measure the temperature of water? 14
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A: milliliters
B: meters
C: celsius
D: decibels

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When atoms of different elements join together, the new substance is called a(n): 13
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A: ion
B: mixture
C: compound
D: solution

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If you want to know the average wing span of an Ozark Swallowtail, which method would you use? 14
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A: building a model
B: observing the birds
D: measuring many specimens
C: conducting an experiment

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If the last full moon was on June 11, which date will be closest to the time of the next full moon? 13
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A: July 3
B: July 10
C: July 17
D: July 25

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The ability to confirm different types of minerals on the moon was made possible by which technology? 14
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A: radar
B: the Internet
D: the electron microscope
C: space craft

14. You’ve Reached the $1,000 Milestone! Congratulations! Congratulations!

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The loss of which organism would prevent energy from entering a food web? 14
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A: plants
B: snakes
C: cows
D: people

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Which structure in the cell of a green plant is responsible for photosynthesis? 14
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A: cell wall
B: ribosome
C: nucleus
D: chloroplast

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20. What is needed for water vapor to condense into clouds or fog?15
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What is needed for water vapor to condense into clouds or fog? 14
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A: cooler temperature
B: high pressure
C: eastward winds
D: nearby mountains

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22. Which planet has surface temperatures most like Earth’s?15
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Which planet has surface temperatures most like Earth’s? 14
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A: Mercury
B: Venus
C: Mars
D: Jupiter

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A spring scale was used to measure the amount of force needed to pull a book over different textured surfaces. What was the independent variable? 14
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A: amount of force
B: texture of surfaces
C: mass of the book
D: inclines of surfaces

25. You’ve Reached the $32,000 Milestone! Congratulations!

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Which of the following are not different in asexual and sexual reproduction? 14
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B: number of sets of genetic material
A: number of cells
D: production of new organism
C: type of cell

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29. When frozen water melts, what happens to the volume of water?15
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A: volume decreases
B: volume increases
D: volume decreases then increases
C: volume stays the same

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Which weather-related phenomenon is associated with stationary high-pressure system that prevents water from condensing? 14
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A: flood
B: drought
C: hurricane
D: tornado

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The sun rises in the east and sets in the west because of Earth’s rotation. In which direction so the Earth rotate? 14
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A: West to East
B: North to South
C: East to West
D: South to North

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35. Which of the following will accelerate most quickly?15
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A: 5kg ball given 25 N of force
B: 10kg ball given 25 N of force
C: 15kg ball given 25 N of force
D: 20kg ball given 25 N of force

36. YOU WIN $1 MILLION DOLLARS!