What Are Some Examples Of Science Trivia?

I'm not entirely sure if you want Science Trivia Questions or Science Trivia Facts, I've chosen to answer with both:

Examples of Questions
1) How many horns did a triceratops have?
2) What does the name Tyrannusaurus Rex Mean?
3) How far is the Earth from the Sun?
4) Name a man-made object visible from the Moon?
5) What do you call a scientist who studies diseases called?

If you need some science trivia, I advise you to go www.sciencespot.net/Pages/triviatogo.htm This is a great site with pdfs of science trivia cards!

Exmaples of Science Trivia Facts:
A diamond cannot be destroyed by acid

Oysters can change gender (and change back again)

A cricket hears with their legs

Doctor Alice Chase, expert on food and diet, died of malnutrition.

Salt is the only rock that is edible to human beings

Almost half ot the bones in your body are in your hands and feet.

1) How many horns did a triceratops have?
2) What does the name Tyrannusaurus Rex Mean?
3) How far is the Earth from the Sun?
4) Name a man-made object visible from the Moon?
5) What do you call a scientist who studies diseases called?

A diamond cannot be destroyed by acid?

You can find examples of science trivia questions, about making homemade soap, chemistry, etc.... At this source:  Www.natural-goat-milk-soap.com/science-trivia.html

It's all free and after you play the game, you are given the answers.  It's fun and this science trivia gets updated frequently.

Tyrannusaurus horn is 6

Sure.  There is a science behind making homemade soap.  Some examples of science trivia questions are:

Essential oils are:  A - potent chemicals ;  B - weak  chemicals ;  C - somewhat strong chemicals

Solubles are:  A - able to burn ;  B - not able to dissolve ;  C - able to dissolve

There are many fun science trivia questions to know about making homemade soap!  You can find these science trivia questions and more at:  Www.natural-goat-milk-soap.com