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    The Scintillating World Of Trivia: Trivia Books, #1
    The Scintillating World Of Trivia: Trivia Books, #1
    The Scintillating World Of Trivia: Trivia Books, #1
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    The Scintillating World Of Trivia: Trivia Books, #1

    By Lady Katherine

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    Are you looking for a fun and challenging trivia game for your family? Or are you looking for fun travel trivia games for your family and friends? Are you looking for fun and scintillating trivia games to play during parties and holidays? Or are you simply looking to challenge your mind and broaden your knowledge?

     

    Then look no further because this Scintillating World of Trivia Book is what you need! 

     

    And scientific studies found that playing or reading a Trivia Book:

         - improve your problem-solving skills

         - improve your logical thinking 

         - improve your focus & concentration

         - improve your memory & recall

         - help broden your knowledge & language

         - improve your IQ Score

         - help decrease your anxiety & stress

         - and many more

     

    This Trivia Book contais:

         - Solution Pages to check your answers

         - 1000+ Trivia Questions divided into 10 Categories

         - The 10 Trivia Categories are Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics,

           Biology, English Literature, Linguistics, World History,

           World Religion, Economics, and Art History.

     

    And that is 1000+ scintillating trivia questions!

            

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLady Katherine
    Release dateSep 12, 2021
    ISBN9798201723125
    The Scintillating World Of Trivia: Trivia Books, #1
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    Lady Katherine

    Lady Katherine is a Scientist, a Clinician, an Educator, a Health Advocate, a Trivia and Puzzle Connoisseur, an Artist, a Passionate Photographer, Decorator, Singer, and Dancer, a Writer, a Poet, a Philosopher, a Food and Animal Lover, an Avid Adventurer, Discoverer, and Traveler, and a Philanthropist. She is a lady who loves to learn all subject matter and loves to share it with everyone. And if you want to know more about Lady Katherine, read more of her blogs, get inside scoops, enter her giveaways, get freebies, and get new book release updates, please visit her author's website at https://authorladykatherine.com

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      The Scintillating World Of Trivia - Lady Katherine

      Knowledge is an unending adventure at the edge of uncertainty. -Jacob Bronowski

      *If you love and enjoy this trivia book, please leave a customer review to wherever you bought it from.

      And explore more of my books by visiting my personal website @ authorladykatherine.com.

      Introduction

      Keeping your brain healthy is as important as keeping your body healthy. And reading or playing trivia helps keep your brain healthy. Scientific studies found that reading/playing trivia: exercise both sides of your brain, improve your problem-solving skills, improve your quick-thinking skills, improve your logical thinking, improve your focus and concentration, improve your memory and recall, improve your reaction under pressure, improve your creativity, improve your innovation, improve and broaden your language and knowledge of other subject matters, and improve your IQ (Intelligence Quotient) Score for an overall healthy brain.

      And scientific studies found that reading/playing trivia; helps decrease your anxiety and stress level, promotes your sense of accomplishment, gives you a sense of belonging, promotes socialization, and promotes a healthy mindset for a healthy overall you.

      So go ahead and enjoy reading or playing these trivia questions to keep your brain and body healthy for overall health.

      Physics Trivia Questions

      1) The ratio of applied force to the change in length of spring is called?

      2) In Simple Harmonic Motion, what is the velocity at an extreme position?

      3) The time period of a mass-spring system depends upon its?

      4) Kinetic Energy of the mass-spring system is at maximum at which position?

      5) What is the SI Unit of frequency?

      6) In a vacuum, all the electromagnetic waves have the same what?

      7) How many types of mechanical waves are there?

      8) Waves transfer what?

      9) What is an example of a mechanical wave?

      10) What type of wave is the Radio wave?

      11) Longitudinal Waves move faster through which medium?

      12) Which wave carries more energy?

      13) Earthquake produces waves through the body of the earth in the form of what?

      14) What happens when water waves enter from shallow region to deep region?

      15) The speed of water waves depends upon what?

      16) Bending of waves around corners is called what?

      17) Ripple tank is a device used to produce for what purpose?

      18) What is the example of Simple Harmonic Motion?

      19) Which characteristic of a wave is independent of others?

      20) When L=1m, then the time period of a simple pendulum is what?

      21) In real oscillators, the shock absorber of vehicles is an example of ____  harmonic oscillator.

      22) All sounds are produced by?

      23) Vibrating bodies produce what?

      24) We can distinguish between a shrill and a grave sound through its?

      25) The loudness of a sound is related to its?

      26) The Formula for finding the speed of sound is what?

      27) The speed of sound in normal air at 20°C in meters per second is?

      28) 1 bel is equal to what in decibel?

      29) Which properties of the medium affect the speed of sound?

      30) How many decibels (dB) is a whisper?

      31) The intensity level of a train siren is?

      32) Old people generally cannot hear sounds of frequency of what?

      33) The intensity level in decibel (dB) of rustling sounds of leaves is?

      34) Sounds of frequency higher than 20,000 Hz are called?

      35) What is the Wavelength of Ultrasound?

      36) In medicine, Ultrasound is used frequently for?

      37) How does sound travel from its source to your ear?

      38) Which form of energy is sound?

      39) There are how many laws of reflection?

      40) There are how many types of spherical mirrors?

      41) In a convex mirror, the image formed is always?

      42) The midpoint of the curved surface of a spherical mirror is called?

      43) The principal focus of concave mirror is?

      44) In a convex mirror, the image is?

      45) Distance from the pole to the principal focus of a Lens is called what?

      46) If the Radius of Curvature in a Lens decrease, then its focal length will what?

      47) The focal length of a concave mirror is measured as what?

      48) In refraction, the speed of light changes due to change in its?

      49) The bending of light as it passes from air into glass and vice versa is called?

      50) How many coulombs does one ampere/hour equal to?

      51) What unit is resistance measured in?

      52) What unit of measurement is one-thousandth of a gram?

      53) How many watts is one horsepower?

      54) What was the first sound-recording device called?

      55) What is it called when a current skips part of the circuit?

      56) What kind of electromagnetic radiation arises only from nuclear excitations?

      57) What device would you use to open and close a circuit?

      58) How much would a 150-pound person weigh at the center of the earth?

      59) Dimples on golf balls help increase speed by reducing what?

      60) What does splitting laser light into two beams through a silver mirror make?

      61) What liquid fuel is commonly used in automobiles?

      62) What year was Isaac Newton born?

      63) What is the term for the capacity of a body or system to do work?

      64) What is the anti-matter equivalent of an electron?

      65) What are the three main components of a battery?

      66) What is the repeated sound called when sound waves bounce off other objects?

      67) What liquid is used as a standard when measuring density?

      68) What tool do people at sea used to measure distance with echoes?

      69) What are the ends of a bar magnet called?

      70) What does the word Lodestone mean?

      71) What word describes a material that maintains a magnetic field after the removal of the external field?

      72) What physical constant did Henry Cavendish first determine using two weights and a cantilever?

      73) What is the distance between two peaks of a wave called?

      74) If an object is in free fall, what is the only force that is acting upon that object?

      75) What is the name of the science of sound?

      76) What physical quantity has a magnitude but no direction?

      77) Multiplying or dividing vectors by scalars results in what?

      78) What blocks DC current, but allows AC current to pass through the circuit?

      79) Who was credited with inventing the galvanometer?

      80) Conventional current is considered flowing due to what?

      81) The resistance of the ammeter should be?

      82) Which instrument is used to measure electric current?

      83) Electrical potential difference and emf are?

      84) Ohm's law is valid for what?

      85) Who founded Ohm’s Law?

      86) In Physics, which have both the magnitude and direction?

      87) What is a parabolic motion?

      88) What is the path of a projectile in the absence of friction?

      89) A pull or a push applied or exerted on an object is?

      90) Which two characteristics of light; can best be explained by the wave theory of light?

      91) Which phenomenon is seen for transverse waves only?

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