The High School Science Feud by Brujaja [Closed]

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The game will end either when we have 50 entrants, or at 4:30 PM Central on Thursday, 6/11/08 whichever comes first. Good luck!

  1. DO NOT READ THE THREAD BEFORE POSTING YOUR ANSWERS! (EVEN THOUGH IT WORKED IN HIGH SCHOOL.)

  2. POST YOUR ANSWERS LIKE THIS:

  3. answer

  4. response

  5. rejoinder

NO QUOTING THE QUESTIONS OR FANCY FORMATTING. JUST DO IT IN NOTEPAD, COPY AND PASTE TO THE QUICK RESPONSE WINDOW. IT’S NOT ROCKET SURGERY.

TRY TO ANSWER WHAT OTHERS WILL ANSWER, BECAUSE THAT’S WHAT THE TEACHER WANTS. SCIENCE IS NOT ABOUT GOING AGAINST THE CONVENTIONAL WISDOM, NOT IF YOU WANT THAT FUNDING.

DOLORES SEZ:

“Try to think of the most popular answer, to get the most people matching you. Scoring - Any answer duplicated by anyone else is worth 100 points divided by the number of entrants. For example: 50 entrant game = 2 pts per answer. If 4 people match that means they each get 8 pts for that answer. No matches = 0 points.”

  1. Name a phase of cell division.
  2. Besides “species,” name one of the seven divisions of taxonomic rank in the animal kingdom.
  3. Name one of the four states of matter.
  4. Besides Sol, name a star. (astronomical, not celebritous.)
  5. Besides “conch”, name a type of seashell.
  6. Besides Einstein or Stephen Hawking, name a well-known scientist.
  7. Name a species of raptor.
  8. Name one of the three official types of rock.
  9. Name an example of symbiosis.
  10. Other than dinosaurs, name a species that is extinct.
  1. Mitosis
  2. Genus
  3. Solid
  4. Alpha Centauri
  5. Whelk
  6. Isaac Newton
  7. Eagle
  8. Igneous
  9. Remora
  10. Dodo
  1. Telophase
  2. Family
  3. Solid
  4. Sirius
  5. Cowrie
  6. Carl Sagan
  7. Bald eagle
  8. Igneous
  9. Lichen
  10. Wooly mammoth
  1. Mitosis
  2. Genus
  3. Solid
  4. Proxima Centuri
  5. Scallop
  6. Hubble
  7. Velociraptor
  8. Igneous (sp?)
  9. Bees like flowers
  10. Dodo
  1. Anaphase

  2. Family

  3. Solid

  4. Betelgeuse

  5. Bivalve shell

  6. Stephen Jay Gould

  7. Red-tailed hawk

  8. Sedimentary

  9. Clownfish & sea anemones

  10. Dodo birds

  1. Interphase
  2. Genus
  3. Solid
  4. Alpha Centauri
  5. Scallop
  6. Isaac Newton
  7. Velociraptor
  8. Igneous
  9. Clownfish and Anemone
  10. Dodo
  1. Mitosis
  2. Genus
  3. Gas
  4. Alpha Centauri
  5. Snail
  6. Feynmann
  7. Eagle
  8. Sedimentary
  9. Remora and shark
  10. Mammoth
  1. prophase
  2. genus
  3. solid
  4. Alpha Centauri
  5. scallop
  6. Darwin
  7. velicoraptor
  8. igneous
  9. a remora on a shark
  10. dodo

Man, looks like I’m too late for this one even though I’m one of the first entries… :slight_smile:

  1. Telophase
  2. Family
  3. Solid
  4. Alpha Centauri
  5. Clam
  6. Charles Darwin
  7. Bald eagle
  8. Sedimentary
  9. Tick bird cleaning bugs off rhinoceros
  10. Mammoth
  1. Mitosis
  2. Kingdom
  3. Solid
  4. Alpha Centauri
  5. Abalone
  6. Newton
  7. California Condor
  8. Igneous
  9. Clown fish and anemones
  10. Dodo bird

I am not touching this one. I liked science, but I don’t remember any of the speicifics.

  1. Prophase
  2. Genus
  3. Gas
  4. Sirius
  5. Nautilus
  6. Linus Pauling
  7. Redtailed Hawk
  8. Igneous
  9. Pollination by feeding insects
  10. Dodo bird

I find myself unable to come up with a more graceful way to express #9. Not that it matters, as I don’t expect anything in the way of points for it.

  1. Mitosis
  2. Genus
  3. Solid
  4. Polaris
  5. Oyster
  6. Stephen Jay Gould
  7. Vulture
  8. Ignaeous
  9. Parasitic
  10. Dodo

I thought there were FIVE states of matter now. Though damned if I’m going to learn the other two.

1 MITOSIS
2 KINGDOM
3 LIQUID
4 ALPHA CENTAURI
5 CLAMSHELL
6 MARIE CURIE
7 VELOCIRAPTOR…ok, fine: BALD EAGLE
8 SEDIMENTARY
9 CORAL REEF (COELENTERATE POLYP + ALGAE)
10 DODO

I’m thinking I’m gonna get hosed on the Marie Curie answer, although with 2 Nobel Prizes, she should be more widely known.

  1. Mitosis
  2. Family
  3. Solid
  4. Alpha Centauri
  5. Oyster
  6. Pasteur
  7. Hawk
  8. Igneous
  9. Flowers and bees
  10. Dodo
  1. Mitosis
  2. Genus
  3. Solid
  4. Beetlejuice
  5. Scallop
  6. Isaac Newton
  7. Velociraptor
  8. Igneous
  9. Sea anemones and clownfish
  10. Dodo

Note:
4. OK, that’s the spelling for the film rather than the actual star, but still…

  1. Name a phase of cell division.

  2. Besides “species,” name one of the seven divisions of taxonomic rank in the animal kingdom.

  3. Name one of the four states of matter.

  4. Besides Sol, name a star. (astronomical, not celebritous.)

  5. Besides “conch”, name a type of seashell.

  6. Besides Einstein or Stephen Hawking, name a well-known scientist.

  7. Name a species of raptor.

  8. Name one of the three official types of rock.

  9. Name an example of symbiosis.

  10. Other than dinosaurs, name a species that is extinct.

  11. mitosis

  12. family

  13. solid

  14. Polaris

  15. scallop shell

  16. Carl Sagan

  17. Eagle

  18. Sedimentary

  19. pollination

  20. Dodo bird

Argh … I had an extremely hard time with this feud. That’s all I’ll admit to. The last science course I had was probably a biology course, my freshman year in college, and I won’t say how long ago that was, except it was long enough that I’ve forgotten just about everything but the very basics.

  1. Anaphase
  2. genus
  3. Solid
  4. Alpha Centauri
  5. Sanddollar
  6. Galileo
  7. Bald Eagle
  8. Sedementary
  9. Sharks and the little fish that clean them
  10. Dodo
    I had to guess on number 1 I haven’t taken biology in forever and I think that is what the questions was asking for. The lack of biology leads me to my problem with 10 I think that species is more specific then dinosaur so I went with dodo but I could be wrong and should have gone with a larger classification. Glad to see the feuds are back where I can answer them on my own and only have to look up spellings.
  1. Mitosis
  2. Kingdom
  3. Liquid
  4. Sirius
  5. Clam
  6. Niels Bohr
  7. Bald Eagle
  8. Sedimentary
  9. The bacteria living in our guts
  10. Dodo

Joe

  1. metaphase
  2. genus
  3. liquid
  4. Sirius
  5. cowrie
  6. Newton
  7. hawk
  8. igneous
  9. lichen
  10. dodo

Incidentally, the seven taxonomic ranks (question #2) are universal; they don’t just apply to the animal kingdom.