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General Knowledge #16

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What continent is the country of Qatar located on?
Asia
A word that is read the same forwards and backwards is what?
Palindrome
Five of the U.S. federal holidays fall on which day of the week?
Monday
Who gave the Gettysburg address?
Abraham Lincoln
What is the smallest prime number?
2
Which gas do plants absorb during photosynthesis?
Carbon Dioxide
What is the largest bird?
Ostrich
Who wrote the odyssey?
Homer
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What is the powerhouse of the cell called?
Mitochondria
In which year did Christopher Columbus discover America?
1492
Which ancient people are thought to have domesticated cats?
Egyptians
The watergate scandal involved which U.S. president?
Richard Nixon
Male bees are known as what?
Drones
What is the smallest unit of matter called?
An atom
Which river formed the Grand Canyon?
Colorado
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2 Comments
BeigeDragon
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Level 65
Aug 29, 2024
Would protons, neutrons and electons be smaller than an atom - yet still be matter?
toolers
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Level 61
Jan 18, 2026
So an atom isn’t the absolute smallest unit of matter, but it is the smallest unit of matter that’s still matter as we tend to know it (actual elements). Once you go smaller you’re playing by some different rules.
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