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Science questions range from knowledge based on chemical compounds, biological classifications, scientific discoveries, stuff about dinosaurs and much more.
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Blue Vault Questions
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| ID | Vault Tier | Category | Question | Answer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2466 | Blue | Science | A buffalo is which of these? | Herbivore |
| 2467 | Blue | Science | A cat's tongue has which of these features? | It is rough |
| 2468 | Blue | Science | A circuit with more than one path is known as a what circuit? | Parallel |
| 2469 | Blue | Science | A flow of electrical charge is known as a what? | Current |
| 2470 | Blue | Science | A mushroom is a what? | Fungus |
| 2471 | Blue | Science | A person who studies biology is known as awhat? | Biologist |
| 2472 | Blue | Science | A place that offers free WiFi access is known as a what? | Hotspot |
| 2473 | Blue | Science | A shark is a what? | Fish |
| 2474 | Blue | Science | A space rock that enters the Earth's atmosphere is known as a what? | Meteor |
| 2475 | Blue | Science | A USB Flash Drive is used to store what? | Digital information |
| 2476 | Blue | Science | All substances are made up of what? | Atoms |
| 2477 | Blue | Science | Astronauts in space can only drink liquids that are what? | Packaged |
| 2478 | Blue | Science | Au is the chemical symbol for what? | Gold |
| 2479 | Blue | Science | Bill Gates founded which company in Albuguerque New Mexico in 19757 | Microsoft |
| 2480 | Blue | Science | Butterflies are a type of what? | Insect |
| 2481 | Blue | Science | Dairy products are generally made from what common liquid? | Milk |
| 2482 | Blue | Science | Dogs' unique relationship with humans mean they are referred to as man's best what? | Friend |
| 2483 | Blue | Science | Electric current is calculated by charge divided by what? | Time |
| 2484 | Blue | Science | Elephants large ears help them to what? | Keep cool |
| 2485 | Blue | Science | Felis cattus is the scientific name for which animal? | Cat |
| 2486 | Blue | Science | From which word does the abbreviation of the top-level domain extension '.com' come? | Commercial |
| 2487 | Blue | Science | Gunpei Yokoi invented which hand held gaming device? | Gameboy |
| 2488 | Blue | Science | How are domesticated felines more commonly known? | cat |
| 2489 | Blue | Science | How are hormones transported around the body? | Blood Stream |
| 2490 | Blue | Science | How many centimetres are there in a metre? | 100 |
| 2491 | Blue | Science | How many volts of electricity is in a bolt of lightning? | Millions |
| 2492 | Blue | Science | How many Watts are in a Kilowatt? | 1000 |
| 2493 | Blue | Science | HP and IBM are brands of which product? | Computers |
| 2494 | Blue | Science | In 1986 which Soviet town was the location of a nuclear explosion? | Pripyat |
| 2495 | Blue | Science | In the phrase MRS GREN what does the M stand for? | Movement |
| 2496 | Blue | Science | Most dinosaurs were what? | Herbivores |
| 2497 | Blue | Science | Movement of water from high concentration to low is known as what? | Diffusion |
| 2498 | Blue | Science | Owls can't see anything within a few inches of their eyes because they are what? | Far-sighted |
| 2499 | Blue | Science | Pelicans have long what? | Beaks |
| 2500 | Blue | Science | Pure water has a pH level of around what? | 7 |
| 2501 | Blue | Science | The leaf from which plant is on the Canadian flag? | Maple |
| 2502 | Blue | Science | The solid state of water is known as what? | Ice |
| 2503 | Blue | Science | The study of forests and woods is called what? | Forestry |
| 2504 | Blue | Science | Toucans are famous for being what? | Colourful |
| 2505 | Blue | Science | Trees are what? | Plants |
| 2506 | Blue | Science | Trees that shed their leaves every year are called what? | Deciduous |
| 2507 | Blue | Science | What animal is this? <Picture of a Buffalo> | Buffalo |
| 2508 | Blue | Science | What animal is this? <Picture of a Fox> | Fox |
| 2509 | Blue | Science | What animal is this? <Picture of a Walrus> | Walrus |
| 2510 | Blue | Science | What did carnivorous dinosaurs not eat? | Humans |
| 2511 | Blue | Science | What did herbivorous dinosaurs not eat? | Cereal |
| 2512 | Blue | Science | What do all animals including dinosaurs and humans need for energy and growth | Food |
| 2513 | Blue | Science | What do chromosomes carry? | Genes |
| 2514 | Blue | Science | What is the back of the neck called? | Nape |
| 2515 | Blue | Science | What is the common name of the orca? | Killer Whale |
| 2516 | Blue | Science | What is the correct name for modern man? | Homo sapiens |
| 2517 | Blue | Science | What is the daily recommended calorie intake for an adult male? | 2000 |
| 2518 | Blue | Science | What is the name for an animal who only eats meat? | Carnivore |
| 2519 | Blue | Science | What is the name of the long appendage that hangs from an elephants face? | A trunk |
| 2520 | Blue | Science | What is used to look at tiny cells? | Microscope |
| 2521 | Blue | Science | What keeps the water in swimming pools clean? | Chlorine |
| 2522 | Blue | Science | What probably caused the dinosaurs to go extinct? | A Meteorite |
| 2523 | Blue | Science | What sort of organisms can be genetically engineered? | Plants and animals |
| 2524 | Blue | Science | What type of energy is needed for photosynthesis to happen? | Light |
| 2525 | Blue | Science | What would be the best equipment for sampling plants in a big area? | Quadrat |
| 2526 | Blue | Science | When a gas changes into a liquid it is called what? | Condensation |
| 2527 | Blue | Science | When solids reach their melting points they become what? | Liquids |
| 2528 | Blue | Science | When was the element bohrium discovered? | 1981 |
| 2529 | Blue | Science | Which of these animals hibernates? | Bears |
| 2530 | Blue | Science | Which of these does not lay eggs? | Deer |
| 2531 | Blue | Science | Which of these is a well known cave-dweller? | Bat |
| 2532 | Blue | Science | Which of these is not a root we eat? | Chestnut |
Green Vault Questions
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| ID | Vault Tier | Category | Question | Answer |
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| 4774 | Green | Science | A 'buckyball' is an allotrope of which element? | Carbon |
| 4775 | Green | Science | A Kingfisher is a type of what? | Bird |
| 4776 | Green | Science | A method of making lead-free what was discovered by Eugene Houdry in 1970? | Petrol |
| 4777 | Green | Science | A molecule that can act as an acid or a base is described as what? | Amphoteric |
| 4778 | Green | Science | A particle whose substructure is unknown is called a what? | Elementary particle |
| 4779 | Green | Science | A predator species is most likely to have what? | Eyes at the front |
| 4780 | Green | Science | A salamander is what type of animal? | Cold blooded |
| 4781 | Green | Science | A stegosaurus had which of these? | Eyes |
| 4782 | Green | Science | A unit of length equal to one billionth of a metre is known as a what? | Nanometre |
| 4783 | Green | Science | About how many stars are in the Milky Way? | 100 billion |
| 4784 | Green | Science | Acceleration is determined by the force acting on it and what else? | Mass |
| 4785 | Green | Science | All the members of a single species that live in a habitat is called the what? | Population |
| 4786 | Green | Science | An antiparticle has the same mass as the particle but a different what? | Charge |
| 4787 | Green | Science | An average male alligator weighs how much? | 1,000 pounds |
| 4788 | Green | Science | Animals as a whole are often referred to as the animal what? | Kingdom |
| 4789 | Green | Science | Apples are wrapped in paper to preserve them What is this an example of? | Neither |
| 4790 | Green | Science | Approximately how many different organic chemical compounds are currently known? | 2 million |
| 4791 | Green | Science | Asbestos feldspar and clay are all examples of which type of mineral? | Silicate |
| 4792 | Green | Science | Bakelite is an early form of what material? | Plastic |
| 4793 | Green | Science | Beyond humans which is most intelligent mammal? | Dolphin |
| 4794 | Green | Science | C is the symbol of which chemical element? | Carbon |
| 4795 | Green | Science | Carl Sontheimer introduced the Magimix 1800 what into North America in 1973? | Food processor |
| 4796 | Green | Science | Cell body axon and dendrite are part of what? | Neurons |
| 4797 | Green | Science | Chemicals secreted by glands are known as what? | Hormones |
| 4798 | Green | Science | CO2 is the chemical formula for which gas? | Carbon dioxide |
| 4799 | Green | Science | Crocodiles have no sweat glands They use which part of their body to release heat? | Mouth |
| 4800 | Green | Science | Crystals are made up of what? | Lattices |
| 4801 | Green | Science | CuSO4 is the chemical formula for the blue/green crystals of which compound? | Copper sulphate |
| 4802 | Green | Science | Electric current is typically measured in what units? | Amperes |
| 4803 | Green | Science | Electric power is typically measured in what units? | Watts |
| 4804 | Green | Science | Electrical charge is caused by the movement of what? | Electrons |
| 4805 | Green | Science | Electricity is often produced using what? | Fossil fuels |
| 4806 | Green | Science | Electron configuration was first conceived by which model? | Bohr model |
| 4807 | Green | Science | German physicist William Roentgen discovered what in 1895? | X-Rays |
| 4808 | Green | Science | Google's new microconsole is called what? | Nexus Orbit |
| 4809 | Green | Science | H20 contains how many elements? | Two |
| 4810 | Green | Science | HCI is what sort of compound? | Acid |
| 4811 | Green | Science | Horseshoes are usually made from what? | Metal |
| 4812 | Green | Science | How long can an alligator survive without eating? | 2-3 years |
| 4813 | Green | Science | How many carats are there in chemically pure gold? | 24 |
| 4814 | Green | Science | How many electrons does carbon have in its outer shell? | 4 |
| 4815 | Green | Science | How many naturally occurring noble gases are in a periodic table? | 6 |
| 4816 | Green | Science | How many servicing missions have been launched to repair or upgrade Hubble as of 2015? | 5 |
| 4817 | Green | Science | How many stars are in the milky way galaxy? | 100 billion |
| 4818 | Green | Science | How many times hotter than the sun is a lightning bolt? | 4 |
| 4819 | Green | Science | If a substance is described as anhydrous what does this mean? | It does not contain water |
| 4820 | Green | Science | If you press Control and the letter V while using a Windows application what will happen? | Paste |
| 4821 | Green | Science | In 1977 the first complete DNA genome sequenced was that of a what? | Bacteriophage |
| 4822 | Green | Science | In August 2018, a 228 million year old fossil confirmed turtles lived without what in the past? | Shells |
| 4823 | Green | Science | In chemistry what name is given to a positively charged ion? | Cation |
| 4824 | Green | Science | In chemistry, protons, neutrons and electrons basically make up which sort of elements? | All of them |
| 4825 | Green | Science | In chemistry, regarding solutions, what is the opposite of 'dilute'? | Concentrate |
| 4826 | Green | Science | In degrees Celsius at what temperature does the sea start to freeze? | -1.9 |
| 4827 | Green | Science | In physics the turning effect of a force is called the what? | Torque |
| 4828 | Green | Science | In physics, a 'dyne' is a unit of what? | Force |
| 4829 | Green | Science | In physics, what property of an object is calculated by its mass times its velocity? | Momentum |
| 4830 | Green | Science | In physics, which Greek letter is used to denote wavelength? | Lambda |
| 4831 | Green | Science | In what era did dinosaurs live? | Mesozoic era |
| 4832 | Green | Science | In which direction does conventional current flow? | Positive to negative |
| 4833 | Green | Science | In which habitat does a toucan live? | Rainforest |
| 4834 | Green | Science | Insects make up what percentage of the world's animals? | 80 |
| 4835 | Green | Science | Of these elements, which is the most toxic to humans? | Lead |
| 4836 | Green | Science | Oystercatcher birds hunt mussels and are classified as stabbers or what? | Hammerers |
| 4837 | Green | Science | Plasticizers are added to PVC to make it more what? | Flexible |
| 4838 | Green | Science | Sea lions have what? | Flippers |
| 4839 | Green | Science | Steel is a what? | Alloy |
| 4840 | Green | Science | The amount of mineral matter per square centimetre of bones is known as what? | Bone density |
| 4841 | Green | Science | The bone at the base of your spine is known as the what? | Coccyx |
| 4842 | Green | Science | The disadvantage of animals relying on simple reflexes is that they cant what? | Respond to new stimuli |
| 4843 | Green | Science | The largest dinosaurs were what? | Herbivores |
| 4844 | Green | Science | Triceratops may have travelled in what? | Herds |
| 4845 | Green | Science | Typically, a non-metallic element will be which of these things? | Highly electronegative |
| 4846 | Green | Science | U is the symbol of which chemical element? | Uranium |
| 4847 | Green | Science | Used in baking, which of these chemical elements is NOT found in bicarbonate of soda? | Nitrogen |
| 4848 | Green | Science | Water freezes at what temperature in Celsius? | 0 degrees |
| 4849 | Green | Science | What animal is this? | Hyena |
| 4850 | Green | Science | What are the names of the genetically identical cells produced in mitosis? | Daughter cells |
| 4851 | Green | Science | What can happen if the number of individuals of a particular species becomes low? | Extinction |
| 4852 | Green | Science | What does oviparous mean? | Lays eggs |
| 4853 | Green | Science | What does survival of the fittest mean? | Best adapted survive |
| 4854 | Green | Science | What happens to iron oxide in a blast furnace? | Reduced |
| 4855 | Green | Science | What holds root, and therefore the plant, to the ground? | Gravity |
| 4856 | Green | Science | What is an amount of biological material known as? | Biomass |
| 4857 | Green | Science | What is aquaculture? | Fish farming |
| 4858 | Green | Science | What is Hg the chemical symbol for? | Mercury |
| 4859 | Green | Science | What is the atomic mass of oxygen? | 16 |
| 4860 | Green | Science | What is the atomic number for magnesium? | 12 |
| 4861 | Green | Science | What is the common British name for zinc carbonate? | Calamine |
| 4862 | Green | Science | What is the main constituent of limestone? | Calcium carbonate |
| 4863 | Green | Science | What is the more common name for sodium hydroxide? | Caustic Soda |
| 4864 | Green | Science | What is the natural habitat of a gerbil? | Desert |
| 4865 | Green | Science | What is the opposite of alkaline? | Acid |
| 4866 | Green | Science | What is the pH value of apple juice? | 3.35 - 4 |
| 4867 | Green | Science | What is the pH value of seawater? | 8.1 |
| 4868 | Green | Science | What is the pH value of washing soda? | 11 |
| 4869 | Green | Science | What is the process of removing dead skin cells from the body called? | Exofoliation |
| 4870 | Green | Science | What is the second element in the periodic table? | Helium |
| 4871 | Green | Science | What is the second most abundant element in the Universe? | Helium |
| 4872 | Green | Science | What must an element readily gain or lose in order to be classed as 'reactive'? | Electrons |
| 4873 | Green | Science | What name is given to a substance which reacts with an acid to form a salt plus water? | Base |
| 4874 | Green | Science | What name is given to any substance which cannot be broken down any further by chemical methods? | Element |
| 4875 | Green | Science | What name is given to atoms of the same element that have different atomic weights? | Isotopes |
| 4876 | Green | Science | What name is given to horizontal rows of elements in the Period Table? | Periods |
| 4877 | Green | Science | What name is given to vertical columns of elements in the Periodic Table? | Groups |
| 4878 | Green | Science | What type of fur would a saber-tooth cat most likely have had? | Like a cheetah |
| 4879 | Green | Science | What type of substances do we get from substances called ores? | Metals |
| 4880 | Green | Science | What was a saber-tooth cat's average weight? | 750 pounds |
| 4881 | Green | Science | What was the average length of a saber tooth cat | 5 feet 5 inches |
| 4882 | Green | Science | What word describes how living organizms rely on each other to exist? | Interdependence |
| 4883 | Green | Science | What would be the best equipment for sampling plants in a big area? | Quadrat |
| 4884 | Green | Science | When a gas reaches its condensation point it becomes a what? | Liquid |
| 4885 | Green | Science | When do plants photosynthesize? | In the light |
| 4886 | Green | Science | When was hassium discovered? | 1984 |
| 4887 | Green | Science | Which bird has the highest intelligence? | Crow |
| 4888 | Green | Science | Which class of animal do humans belong to? | Mammals |
| 4889 | Green | Science | Which insect is red with black spots? | Ladybug |
| 4890 | Green | Science | Which is the largest muscle in an adult human? | Gluteus Maximus |
| 4891 | Green | Science | Which is the world's 2nd largest barrier reef of the coast of South America? | Mesoamerican Reef |
| 4892 | Green | Science | Which meat contains the most protien? | Chicken |
| 4893 | Green | Science | Which of the following is not a type of stem cell? | Fat Cells |
| 4894 | Green | Science | Which of these could a bear be classified as? | Omnivore |
| 4895 | Green | Science | Which of these is a type of dolphin? | Bottlenose |
| 4896 | Green | Science | Which of these is both a flowering woody plant of the olive family and also a color? | Lilac |
| 4897 | Green | Science | Which part of the brain regulates physiological stability in the body? | Hypothalamus |
| 4898 | Green | Science | Which year was penicillin invented? | 1928 |
| 4899 | Green | Science | Who invented the first whole artificial heart in 1969? | Domingo Liotta |
Yellow Vault Questions
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| ID | Vault Tier | Category | Question | Answer |
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| 5659 | Yellow | Science | At what depth does the Dragonfish live? | 2 km |
| 5660 | Yellow | Science | Bowie Seamount is what? | Undersea volcano |
| 5661 | Yellow | Science | Capillary action refers to the movement of which substance? | Liquids |
| 5662 | Yellow | Science | Except for size, what is one of the distinct features between pigeons and doves? | Tail Shape |
| 5663 | Yellow | Science | From which plant do we get linseed oil? | Flax |
| 5664 | Yellow | Science | How fast can a Sei Whale swim? | 50km |
| 5665 | Yellow | Science | How high can a dolphin jump out of the water? | 25ft |
| 5666 | Yellow | Science | How long can a sea snake live? | 10 years |
| 5667 | Yellow | Science | If a substance has a pH of 6, what is it? | slightly acidic |
| 5668 | Yellow | Science | In relation to body size which bird lays the largest egg? | Kiwi |
| 5669 | Yellow | Science | In which sort of habitat are you most likely to see a great crested grebe? | Lake |
| 5670 | Yellow | Science | Jupiter's orbit around the sun? | 11.8 years |
| 5671 | Yellow | Science | Lobate scarps are a feature of which planet? | Mercury |
| 5672 | Yellow | Science | More distant galaxies are moving how? | Quickest |
| 5673 | Yellow | Science | Olympus Mons is a large volcanic mountain on which planet? | Mars |
| 5674 | Yellow | Science | One of the main problems with viruses is that they do what to host cells? | Feed on them |
| 5675 | Yellow | Science | Plant sap is contained in what part of the cell? | Vacuole |
| 5676 | Yellow | Science | The control centre of a cell is said to be the what? | Nucleus |
| 5677 | Yellow | Science | The highest ocean tides in the world occur off the coast of where? | Canada |
| 5678 | Yellow | Science | The movement of pollen from the anthers to the stigma of a flower is known as what? | Pollination |
| 5679 | Yellow | Science | The part of a plant stem between nodes is called? | Internode |
| 5680 | Yellow | Science | Titan is the moon of what planet? | Saturn |
| 5681 | Yellow | Science | What bird boasts the biggest eyes of any land animal? | Ostrich |
| 5682 | Yellow | Science | What do pigeons usually eat? | Grains, Fruits and Berries |
| 5683 | Yellow | Science | What is the smallest penguin? | Little Blue Penguin |
Red Vault Questions
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| ID | Vault Tier | Category | Question | Answer |
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| 5793 | Red | Science | An object at rest stays at rest unless acted upon by an outside force is Newtons | First Law of Motion |
| 5794 | Red | Science | ESA shuttles have found over 1000 volcanoes on which planet since 2006? | Venus |
| 5795 | Red | Science | For every action there is an equal? | Newtons third law of motion |
| 5796 | Red | Science | What are the most abundant gases in the atmosphere? | Nitrogen & Oxygen |
| 5797 | Red | Science | What would be the weight on earth of earth's largest artificial satellite? | 480 tons |
| 5798 | Red | Science | Which chemical process converts glucose to pyruvic acid? | Glycolysis |
| 5799 | Red | Science | Which is not a subatomic particle? | Protein |
| 5800 | Red | Science | Which of these is not a phase of mitosis? | Semi-phase |
| 5801 | Red | Science | Which planet is a gas giant? | Jupiter |
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