Trivia Quiz on Biology Part 2

1. In China its 19 grams but in Denmark 42 grams average what

A) Weight of a human eyeball

B) Weight of a human tongue

C) Weight of a human spleen

D) Weight of mans testicles

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2. A giraffes eyelashes are what colour

A) Amber

B) Black

C) Brown

D) Gray

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3. What is the most abundant mineral in the human body

A) Calcium

B) Phosphorus

C) Potassium

D) Magnesium

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4. What colour is a crabÆs blood?

A) Red

B) Green

C) Yellow

D) Blue

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5. What sort of animal is an anopheles

A) Butterfly

B) Flea

C) Midge

D) Mosquito

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6. Three hundred million ofwhat die in the human body every minute

A) Celles

B) Red blood cells

C) Nerve cells

D) Bone cells

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7. Which animal always grows new teeth to replace the old

A) Shark

B) Alligator

C) Lizard

D) Crocodile

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8. What gives onions their distinctive smell

A) It's from water content

B) Chlorophyll

C) Sugars

D) Sulphur - taken in when growing

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9. What does an agrostologist study

A) Grass

B) Trees

C) Birds

D) Mushrooms

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10. A flea can jump how many times its own length

A) 5

B) 20

C) 50

D) 100

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11. What is a relationship between two different types of organisms living together for mutual benefit

A) Symbiosis

B) Parasitism

C) Commensalism

D) Amensalism

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12. What name is given to the group of animals that eat meat

A) Herbivores

B) Omnivores

C) Carnivores

D) Detritivores

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13. What name is given to the study of living things in their environment

A) Genetics

B) Anatomy

C) Zoology

D) Ecology

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14. What is the opposite of nocturnal

A) Diurnal

B) Crepuscular

C) Matutinal

D) Cathemeral

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15. How Many Hearts Does The Common Earthworm Have?

A) 5

B) 2

C) 8

D) 10

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16. Which is the only body cell with no nucleus

A) White blood cell

B) Nerve cell

C) Muscle cell

D) Red blood cell

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17. What does a zoologist study

A) Stars

B) Plants

C) Rivers

D) Animals

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18. How do you tell a male chromosome from a female chromosome

A) Count the number of chromosomes and compare to a chart

B) Ask the chromosome what gender it identifies as

C) Look for clues in the person's jeans—blue for boys, pink for girls

D) Pull down their genes

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19. Diverse group of either single-celled or multicellular organisms that obtain food by direct absorption of nutrients

A) Bacteria

B) Fungi

C) Algae

D) Protozoa

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20. A normal human body has 46 what

A) Chromosomes

B) Proteins

C) Genes

D) Nucleotides

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21. What does a Geophage do

A) Drinks water

B) Eats leaves

C) Buries itself in soil

D) Eats earth

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22. What does an ornithologist study

A) Insects

B) Birds

C) Reptiles

D) Mammals

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23. What animal has the most taste buds over 27000

A) Shark

B) Dog

C) Catfish

D) Pigeon

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24. Panther Cap', 'Stinkhorn' and 'Penny Bun' are types of which plants

A) Plants

B) Algae

C) Mushrooms

D) Fungi

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25. What is the most common blood type in humans

A) Type O

B) Type A

C) Type B

D) Type AB

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26. Name two self cleaning organs

A) Liver

B) Heart

C) Lungs

D) Eye Vagina

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27. What is an organism called that lives on or in a host animal

A) Symbiont

B) Commensal

C) Parasitoid

D) Parasite

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28. What mineral salt is an important constituent of bones and teeth

A) Phosphate

B) Magnesium

C) Fluoride

D) Calcium

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29. Cord what colour is the umbilical cord

A) Red

B) Pink

C) Green

D) Blue

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30. What animal has the highest blood pressure

A) Elephant

B) Gorilla

C) Blue whale

D) Giraffe

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31. What's the plural of 'larva'

A) Larvae

B) Larvas

C) Larves

D) Larvaes

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32. What do men do half as much as women

A) Laugh

B) Blink

C) Cry

D) Sleep

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33. What is a leech a type of

A) Insect

B) Worm

C) Mollusk

D) Fish

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34. Illnesses in which the immune system reacts to normal components of the body as if they were foreign substances and produces antibodies against them

A) Allergies

B) Immunodeficiency disorders

C) Autoimmune Diseases

D) Infectious diseases

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35. The word 'batrachian' describes which animals

A) Frogs & toads

B) Lizards

C) Birds

D) Reptiles

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36. What do tendons join to bones

A) Bones

B) Nerves

C) Cartilage

D) Muscles

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37. Venation is used to describe what item

A) Leaves

B) Petals

C) Seeds

D) Stems

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38. What season should you head to the pond to look for tadpoles

A) Spring

B) Summer

C) Autumn

D) Winter

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39. Flattened, pear-shaped, hollow organ in the pelvis of the human female & most other mammals

A) Vagina

B) Ovary

C) Bladder

D) Uterus

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40. Who is known for the 'theory of evolution'

A) Alfred Russel Wallace

B) Jean-Baptiste Lamarck

C) Charles darwin

D) Gregor Mendel

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41. What term is given to the scientific study of all aspects of the life of fungi

A) Phycology

B) Bacteriology

C) Zoology

D) Mycology

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42. What is the largest gland in the human body

A) Pancreas

B) Pituitary gland

C) Liver

D) Thyroid gland

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43. Fandible, lateral line and dorsal fin and a part of which animal

A) Bird

B) Dolphin

C) Fish

D) Snake

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44. What is the most varied species on the planet

A) Domestic cat

B) House sparrow

C) Domesticated dog

D) African elephant

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45. Which of the 5 senses is less sharp after you eat too much

A) Hearing

B) Sight

C) Taste

D) Smell

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46. What do insects do through their spiracles

A) Digest food

B) Photosynthesize

C) Excrete waste

D) Breathe

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47. What is striped on a tiger, besides it's fur

A) Its bones

B) Its whiskers

C) Its eyes

D) It's skin

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48. What snake builds a nest

A) Black Mamba

B) Corn Snake

C) Boa Constrictor

D) King Cobra

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49. The average human body contains enough iron to make how many 3" nails

A) 0

B) 1

C) 2

D) 3

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50. All living things contain what

A) DNA

B) Oxygen

C) Glucose

D) Water

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