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Artificial Intelligence Takes Over

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What new machine was unveiled at the University of Maine?

a)

3-D printer

b)

Fighter robot

c)

Google gamer

d)

High tech lighthouse

2.

Why did young children smell clean and flowery when tested by researchers?

a)

they ate a bunch of cake

b)

they used cucumber melon spray

c)

their sweat contains more ketones

d)

they shower more frequently than teenagers

3.

Substances made of two or more chemically combined elements are called _____.

a)

composts

b)

compounds

c)

computers

d)

combines

4.

What kind of Mac 'n' cheese did Kraft recently introduce?

a)

pickle

b)

Pepsi

c)

vegan

d)

gluten free

5.

What did Kraft settle on as a formula for key ingredients in the vegan Mac 'n' cheese?

a)

rice flour, tapioca starch,

b)

milk, cheese, water, and wheat

c)

coconut, fava bean powder, cornstarch and tapioca

d)

spinach, potato starch, cornstarch, GMO's

6.

A new spacecraft will soon blast off to where?

a)

Phobos, one of Mars' moons

b)

Europa, Jupiter's fourth largest moon

c)

Triton, moon closest to Neptune

d)

Oberon, one of Uranus' five major moons

7.

What are some of elements of the building blocks of life on Earth?

a)

Carbon (C), Hydrogen (H), and Oxygen (O)

b)

Potassium (K), Helium (He), Oxygen (O)

c)

Potatoes, steak, and hot rolls

d)

Fire, Water, Sun

8.

Every spring, where in California do sea hundreds of sea lions visit?

a)

the Golden Gate Bridge

b)

Fisherman's Wharf

c)

Alcatraz

d)

Bubba Gump's

9.

The Sea Lion's stop to rest on a dock called ______.

a)

Pier 1

b)

Port of Los Angeles

c)

Oceanside Pier

d)

Pier 39

10.

One week in May, more than ______ sea lions were observed resting on Pier 39 in San Francisco.

a)

500

b)

2,000

c)

100

d)

350

11.

_______ ______ is about the length of a human fingernail.

a)

Paedocypris progenetica

b)

Danionella cerebrum

c)

Danionella translucida

d)

Photocorynus spiniceps

12.

The D. cerebrum makes noise by squeezing a muscle attached to its _____.

a)

fins

b)

ribs

c)

gills

d)

heart

13.

When the D. cerebrum relaxes the muscle, the stored energy turns into _____ _____.

a)

kinetic energy

b)

potential energy

c)

nuclear energy

d)

tidal energy

14.

What is required to determine if a substance's chemical properties have changed?

a)

Observing the substance under a microscope

b)

Testing the substance with heat or another chemical

c)

Measuring the substance's mass

d)

Checking the substance's color

15.

What is an example of a situation where a chemical property is important?

a)

Determining if a metal will rust when exposed to water

b)

Measuring how much a rope can hold before breaking

c)

Checking if a ball bounces when dropped

d)

Observing the color of a flower

16.

What does a neuroscientist study?

a)

brains

b)

fish

c)

dogs

d)

roosters

17.

When the fish relaxes the muscle it causes the rib to hit a gas-filled organ called a _____ ____.

a)

bladder matter

b)

large intestine

c)

colon clutter

d)

swim bladder

18.

September 17th is _______ ______ ____.

a)

National Quiet Day

b)

International Microorganism Day

c)

International Workers' Day

d)

Libraries Remeber Day

19.

September 17th is _______ ______ ____.

a)

National Quiet Day

b)

International Microorganism Day

c)

International Workers' Day

d)

Libraries Remeber Day

20.

What is the estimated number of flu viruses that would fit in the width of a human hair?

a)

1 billion

b)

1,000

c)

100

d)

10,000

21.

Viruses are the smallest type of ________.

a)

proton

b)

mitochondria

c)

flea

d)

microbe

22.

The largest known bacteria, _______ _______, is an average 1 centimeter in length.

a)

Bacillus antracis

b)

E. coli

c)

Candidatus blastocatellales

d)

Thiomargarita magnifica

23.

What is Botany?

a)

the study of the human body

b)

the study of insects

c)

the study of plants

d)

the study of the brain

24.

What was discovered by Barboza Marquez?

a)

Kitti's hog-nosed bat

b)

Old world fruit bats

c)

Lesser horeshoe bat

d)

Tomes's sword-nosed bat

25.

Mario Molina discovered a group of human-made _______ called chlorofluorocarbons (CFC's).

a)

baked goods

b)

gases

c)

diseases

d)

plants

26.

What is causing ice caps to melt and sea levels to rise?

a)

cold weather

b)

warming temperatures

c)

dutch ovens

d)

hurricanes

27.

The rocket that NASA used to send astronauts to the moon in 1969 was inspired by drawings of Peruvian engineer ______ ______.

a)

Pedro Paulet

b)

Frank Rubio

c)

Carlos Jaun Finlay

d)

Mario Molina

28.

What illness made people have symptoms of muscle pains, fever, headaches, and nausea, and also turned their skin and eyeballs yellow?

a)

Sunshine Disease

b)

Golden Flu

c)

Sunflower Flu 5-B

d)

Yellow Fever

29.

What does an ophthalmologist do?

a)

a doctor who works on teeth

b)

a doctor who treats eye disorders

c)

a doctor who studies the human mind

d)

a witch doctor who makes potions from plants

30.

What do rotaviruses cause?

a)

diarrhea and vomiting

b)

headaches and feet pain

c)

mucus and stomach aches

d)

joint pain and nausea

31.

What are nonliving particles that invade an reproduce in living cells called?

a)

antidotes

b)

viruses

c)

neutralizers

d)

nostrums

32.

What have meteorologists used in the past 50 years to warn people of storm threats?

a)

Fahrenheit scale

b)

Graphic scale

c)

Saffir-Simpson scale

d)

Harmonic minor scale

33.

______ are among the most destructive and deadly types of extreme weather.

a)

Hydroplanes

b)

Hurricanes

c)

Hippopotamus

d)

Helicopter moms

34.

______ _______ struck Louisiana in 2005, making it the most destructive storm to ever hit the U.S.

a)

Hurricane Camille

b)

Hurricane Sandy

c)

Hurricane Maria

d)

Hurricane Katrina

35.

On the Saffir-Simpson Scale, a rating of Category 3 or higher is considered a major what?

a)

catastrophe

b)

disease

c)

storm

d)

pain

36.

What is another definition for an eye?

(These are all correct terms, but only one is the right answer for this quiz!)

a)

calm center of a storm

b)

something people see out of

c)

a center cut of meat

d)

the extreme forward part of a ship

37.

____ technology allows computers to perform tasks normally associated with a human's ability to learn, make decisions, and understand language.

a)

A1

b)

AB

c)

AI

d)

AP

38.

What popular GenAI powers chatbots that can engage in both written and spoken conversations?

a)

Myspace

b)

ChatGPT

c)

Word Processor

d)

Windows 2000

39.

What is another widely used GenAI tool that creates images based on a prompt typed in by a user?

a)

Dilly Dally

b)

WALL-E

c)

Dalai Lama

d)

DALL-E

40.

What is an algorithym?

a)

A type of beat to music

b)

a set of instructions

c)

a type of algebra

d)

a type of pen used for caligraphy

41.

What does an anthropologist study?

a)

human behavior

b)

animal antics

c)

plants

d)

dinosaur fossils

42.

What are inaccurate beliefs for or against something called?

a)

biographies

b)

biopsies

c)

biases

d)

biodomes

43.

What year did Apple release Siri?

a)

2014

b)

2020

c)

2011

d)

2019

44.

What are some examples of copyrighted material?

a)

ideas, methods, and systems

b)

names, titles, and short phrases

c)

concepts, principles, and discoveries

d)

books, artworks, and news articles

45.

What is someone who uses art to show what life on Earth looked like millions of years ago called?

a)

paleontologist

b)

paleoartist

c)

Bob Ross

d)

fossil artist

46.

Bones and other preserved remains of organisms are called what?

a)

fossil fuels

b)

fossils

c)

Fossil hand bags

d)

Forests

47.

Gaining skills by observing and imitating others is called ______ _____.

a)

socializing

b)

social learning

c)

social media

d)

social distancing

48.

What is an invertabrate?

a)

an animal without a backbone

b)

an insect skeleton

c)

an observation of mammals

d)

an animal with a backbone

49.

What is a researcher who studies thinking and learning called?

a)

colon ologist

b)

compound scientist

c)

cosmetologist

d)

cognitive scientist

50.

What are plates filled with nutrients that promote bacterial growth called?

a)

petra plates

b)

plates

c)

petri dishes

d)

poppies