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9th Grade
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Rudolf Dostálek
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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
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Multiple Choice
Everyone knows there is nothing faster in the universe than the LIGHT. However, how fast it actually is?
3 000 km/sec
30 000km/sec
300 000
km/sec
3 000 000
km/sec
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Multiple Choice
The SOUND is much sluggish than the light. It crawls at the speed of app. 0.3 km/sec. If you want to become supersonic, you have to travel faster than this number, which is officially named after an Austrian-Czech physicist born in CHRLICE. What was his name?
Ernst Mach
Josef Ressel
Nikola Tesla
Erwin Schrödinger
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Multiple Choice
It is so romantic to observe shooting stars in the night sky. The richest and most popular meteor shower is called the Perseids. When can one enjoy them "burning through the sky"?
in mid-January
in mid-June
in mid-August
in mid-November
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Multiple Choice
Red Mars is the second smallest planet in our solar system. Which planet is even SMALLER?
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
Neptun
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Fill in the Blanks
While there are hundreds of man-made objects orbiting Earth, the Moon is the only natural one.
The Moon is Earth´s
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Match
All the planets in our solar system except Earth are named after ancient Roman gods. What domains were are these gods responsible for?
MERCURY
VENUS
MARS
JUPITER
NEPTUN
TRADE
LOVE
WAR
THUNDER
SEA
TRADE
LOVE
WAR
THUNDER
SEA
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Multiple Choice
Dystopia-loving bookworms know that 451 Fahrenheit is the temperature at which paper catches fire but how hot would Freddie Mercury be if his temperature were 200 °F?
37°C
47°C
57°C
67°C
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Fill in the Blanks
Every school child knows the Law of Gravity was discovered by Sir Isaac Newton. However, he also discovered three laws related to another field of physics (foundations of classical mechanics). They are called THREE LAWS OF _ _ _ _ _ _ .
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Multiple Choice
Rockets are faster than racing cars; however, it’s more likely to take a ride in a racing car than in a rocket. Who created the car that took part in the first official car race in 1894?
Karl BENZ
Enzo FERRARI
Ettore BUGATTI
Ferruccio LAMBORGHINI
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Multiple Choice
Rockets can carry not only humans into the sky but also something far more dangerous. There are ballistic missiles that could cause nuclear Armageddon, destroying all life on Earth. The person who “opened Pandora’s Box” by creating the first atomic bomb was also a physicist. It was:
Marie CURIE
Ernst RUTHERFORD
Albert EINSTEIN
Robert OPPENHEIMER
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