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    Question 1: Find the correct statement about cyclones.
    A. Cyclones always carry hot air.
    B. In the Northern Hemisphere cyclones move in a counterclockwise direction.
    C. Cyclones are high pressure systems.
    D. In cyclones air moves away from the center.
    Question 2: Which of the following terms describes a dark layer of clouds that bring rain or snow?
    A. Stratocumulus
    B. Cirrus
    C. Nimbostratus
    D. Altocumulus
    Question 3: This is a synonym for neutron star.
    A. White Dwarf
    B. Black hole
    C. Pulsar
    D. Questars
    Question 4: Which type of mirror produces an image that is smaller than the original?
    A. Convex
    B. Flat
    C. Concave-Convex
    D. Concave
    Question 5: Loudness is measured in decibels. A pneumatic drill at about 40 feet gives about 85 decibels. How many decibels result from an airplane taking off 200 feet (60 m) away?
    A. 110
    B. 300
    C. 95
    D. 120
    Question 6: The poles of magnets are able to point the way because of ferromagnetic materials deep inside the Earth’s core.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 7: Scientists are using this animal to try and find a vaccine for leprosy.
    A. Armadillos
    B. Poison dart frogs
    C. Sea Urchins
    D. Bats
    Question 8: What is the lightest element that is a metal?
    A. Titanium
    B. Lithium
    C. Cobalt
    D. Boron
    Question 9: The first fly by†for the planet Mars occurred in this year.
    A. 1975
    B. 1955
    C. 1945
    D. 1965
    Question 10: In math and science a double tilda is often used as a symbol. Which is symbolized by a double tilde?
    A. Has the same atomic number as
    B. Has the same first derivative as
    C. Is approximately equal to
    D. Has the same atomic weight as
    Question 11: The first artificial satellite to orbit Mars orbited the planet for 12 months beginning in this year.
    A. 1981
    B. 1991
    C. 2001
    D. 1971
    Question 12: Which of these waves have the highest wave length?
    A. Microwaves
    B. Infra -red waves
    C. X-rays
    D. Radio waves
    Question 13: Dinosaurs can be divided into two groups: Ornithschians and Saurischians. The difference between them is mainly in the structure of this part of their bodies.
    A. Eyes
    B. Hips
    C. Teeth
    D. Toes
    Question 14: Which of these living creatures appearred on Earth first?
    A. Fish
    B. Reptiles
    C. Seed plants
    D. Birds
    Question 15: What was the animal featured in the insignia of the Apollo 11 mission, the first mission to land a human being on the Moon?
    A. A hawk
    B. An eagle
    C. A bear
    D. A lion