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Question 1 of 20ScienceDo antibiotics fight viruses, bacteria, or fungi?
Question 2 of 20ScienceHow many liters of blood does an adult human have in their body on average?
Question 3 of 20ScienceHow does the human body primarily cool itself down?
Question 4 of 20ScienceHow much does one liter of water weigh?
Question 5 of 20ScienceDoes warm air rise or sink?
Question 6 of 20ScienceHow many teeth does a typical adult human have?
Question 7 of 20ScienceWhat is the name of the instrument astronomers use to observe the sky?
Question 8 of 20ScienceWhat is the science that studies stars and planets called?
Question 9 of 20ScienceOn which planet is the tallest known mountain in the solar system located?
Question 10 of 20ScienceWhat medical term describes a physician's identification of a patient's disease from its signs and symptoms?
Question 11 of 20ScienceIs gravity on Earth stronger or weaker than on the Moon?
Question 12 of 20ScienceRoughly how many kilometers per second does light travel through a vacuum?
Question 13 of 20ScienceIs gravity on the Moon lower than on Earth?
Question 14 of 20ScienceWhat is the name of Earth's moon?
Question 15 of 20ScienceWhat is a "shooting star" actually caused by?
Question 16 of 20ScienceWhat do we call the 'viscera'?
Question 17 of 20ScienceApproximately what percentage of water does the human body consist of?
Question 18 of 20ScienceWhat is the name of the galaxy that contains our solar system?
Question 19 of 20ScienceDoes water expand when it freezes?
Question 20 of 20ScienceWhat does the abbreviation 'cl' stand for as a unit of measurement?

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