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Science and Nature 150210

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1   Which branch of zoology concerns the study of birds?
A   Ornithology

2   Which contagious disease did the W.H.O. certify in 1979 as eradicated, having previously been responsible for about 500 million deaths during the 20th century alone?
A   Smallpox

3   Which is the largest of South America’s big cats?
A   Jaguar – They have a distinctive tan or orange coat with black spots, called “rosettes” because of their shape. Some jaguars can be almost black.

4   What is the name for an otter’s den?
A   Holt – Holts can be found in various locations, including under rocks, in burrows, or around tree trunks.

5   From which natural structure does a pyroclastic flow come?
A   Volcano (it moves at speeds of up to 700 km/h)

6   In medicine, which lotion is the traditional remedy used to alleviate the symptoms of chickenpox?
A   Calamine lotion – Calamine lotion can help soothe the itching associated with chickenpox and may also help dry out the blisters, promoting faster healing and scabbing.

7   How is the condition Daltonism in humans is usually known?
A   Colour blindness (Red-green colour blindness, deuteranopia)

8   To which family of fish does the goldfish belong?
A   Carp

9   A deficiency of which vitamin is the predominant cause of scurvy?
A   C (L-ascorbic acid)

10   Anders Celsius, after whom the temperature scale is named, worked in which branch of the sciences?
A   Astronomy