Totally random questions 101 outlandish and amazing Q & As Volume 8 :
"This book has the answer! Packed with surprising facts and colorful photos, Totally Random Questions, Volume 8 presents snack-sized answers to a series of wacky, weird, but always amazing questions about our wonderfully wild world! Kids will love testing their knowledge and stumping their friends w...
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| 520 | |a "This book has the answer! Packed with surprising facts and colorful photos, Totally Random Questions, Volume 8 presents snack-sized answers to a series of wacky, weird, but always amazing questions about our wonderfully wild world! Kids will love testing their knowledge and stumping their friends with the unlikely info they'll find inside covering animals, science, sports, food, pop culture, and more"-- |c Provided by publisher | ||
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t True or False: Adults replace their skeleton every 10 years. |g 9 -- |t What is Baby Yingliang? |g 11 -- |t Why doesn't gum dissolve? |g 13 -- |t True or False: AH birds have the same number of feathers. |g 15 -- |t What gives Mosquito Bay its blue light? |g 17 -- |t Why was the internet invented? |g 19 -- |t True or False: Sharkskin is always smooth. |g 21 -- |t How many breaths do you take each day? |g 23 -- |t How long is a day on Pluto? |g 25 -- |t How big was the world's large arthropod? |g 27 -- |t Why do cats chirp when they look out the window? |g 29 -- |t True or False: Some dogs can detect cancer. |g 31 -- |t How long does it take plastic to breakdown in the ocean? |g 33 -- |t True or False: Serena Williams bounces a tennis bail five times before each first serve. |g 35 -- |t How do some Japanese water beetles survive being swallowed by a frog? |g 37 -- |t What is the terminator line? |g 39 -- |t True or False: All of your fingers have three joints. |g 41 -- |t What are your chances of finding a four-leaf clover? |g 43 -- |t True or False: Spiders are insects. |g 45 -- |t What did Sir Isaac Newton discover? |g 47 -- |t Which country makes most of the world's robots? |g 49 -- |t True or False: Your skin is mostly water. |g 51 -- |t Do pumpkins sink or float? |g 53 -- |t Which animal travels the farthest? |g 55 -- |t True or False: Ail ancient Egyptians were mummified. |g 57 -- |t How big is a cat's brain? |g 59 -- |t About how many Earths could fit in the sun? |g 61 -- |t Where can you see pink dolphins? |g 63 -- |t Which baseball player has hit the most home runs? |g 65 -- |t True or False: The computer Alexa stores everything you ever tell it. |g 67 -- |t What are fossils made of? |g 69 -- |t How long can the gastrointestinal tract be? |g 71 -- |t True or False: Driving at high speed, it would take about two months to circle Saturn's rings. |g 73 -- |t How did Susan EL Anthony change women's rights? |g 75 -- |t How big is the eye of a hurricane? |g 77 -- |t True or False: Beaver urine is sometimes used in vanilla flavoring. |g 79 -- |t Which U.S. city has the largest surface area? |g 81 -- |t What is the sound that you hear when you crack your knuckles? |g 83 -- |t Which big cat is the rarest? |g 85 -- |t True or False: Dogs have baby teeth. |g 87 -- |t True or False: A day on Mars is shorter than a day on Earth. |g 89 -- |t Which vertebrate Is the most toxic? |g 91 -- |t In which year did women start participating in the Olympic Games? |g 93 -- |t True or False: Your heart cannot beat unless it's inside your body. |g 95 -- |t What kind of business did Nintendo start as? |g 97 -- |t What are baby rabbits called? |g 99 -- |t True or False: Chinese New Year is always in March. |g 101 -- |t What was George Washington Carver's claim to fame? |g 103 -- |t True or False: Houseflies can find sugar with their feet. |g 105 -- |t What did the Richter scale measure? |g 107 -- |t What historical document led people in the United States to celebrate the Fourth of July? |g 109 -- |t True or False: Earth's moon once had water. |g 111 -- |t How quickly can your brain identify an image? |g 113 -- |t Which animal is an ungulate? |g 115 -- |t True or False: Female cats are usually "left-handed." |g 117 -- |t About how many atoms are in the human body? |g 119 -- |t True or False: The world's first photo was taken by the sun. |g 121 -- |t Which sea turtle has a soft shelf? |g 123 -- |t True or False: Earth is the only planet in our solar system not named after an ancient god. |g 125 -- |t Why are basketballs orange? |g 127 -- |t What do bottlenose dolphins do to track prey? |g 129 -- |t In Mexico, who is celebrated during Day of the Dead? |g 131 -- |t How many light-years would it take to cross the Milky Way galaxy? |g 133 -- |t True or False: Bones weigh more than muscles. |g 135 -- |t How do insects breathe? |g 137 -- |t Is 0 an odd or even number? |g 139 -- |t True or False: Helen Keller never went to college. |g 141 -- |t Roughly how many people apply to be astronauts during each recruiting cycle? |g 143 -- |t Which animal is the most successful hunter? |g 145 -- |t True or False: Break dancing is an Olympic sport. |g 147 -- |t How much of the universe is visible from Earth? |g 149 |
| 505 | 8 | 0 | |t How fast do nerve impulses travel to and from the brain? |g 151 -- |t True or False: There are about 50 million birds on the planet. |g 153 -- |t Why do dogs smell each other's rear ends? |g 155 -- |t If a person weighed 110 pounds (50 kg) on Earth, how much would they weigh on Mars? |g 157 -- |t What can cause a tsunami? |g 159 -- |t True or False: Some spiders have 12 eyes. |g 161 -- |t What is a zarf? |g 163 -- |t Which animal has the most muscles in its face? |g 165 -- |t Who was the first self-made female millionaire? |g 167 -- |t True or False: Cats can see more colors than humans do. |g 169 -- |t How are galaxies categorized? |g 171 -- |t True or False: Ancient Greeks thought animals could predict earthquakes. |g 173 -- |t What makes up the crust of Europe, one of Jupiter's moons? |g 175 -- |t You blink less when reading from which surface? |g 177 -- |t What is the foggiest place on Earth? |g 179 -- |t How are belugas different from other whales? |g 181 -- |t True or False: George Washington led the charge to make Thanksgiving a national holiday. |g 183 -- |t In what year did the first sports team visit the White House? |g 185 -- |t What does the word sushi mean in Japanese? |g 187 -- |t True or False: Most dogs and cats chew grass to make themselves vomit. |g 189 -- |t True or False: Ostriches have teeth. |g 191 -- |t What machine is most like the human heart? |g 193 -- |t Who was the Taung child? |g 195 -- |t What is El Niño? |g 197 -- |t True or False: All planets in our solar system have moons. |g 199 -- |t In six years, how many kittens can descend from a single house cat? |g 201 -- |t Where were the world's oldest known snakes found? |g 203 -- |t True or False: Most animals have folds in their brains. |g 205 -- |t First smartphone was released in which year? |g 207 -- |t What's the largest carnivore on land? |g 209. |
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