Insert your questions and choices on the provided table. Mark the correct answer.

Example

1. Which hypothetical particle is known to travel faster than the speed of light?
a. tachyons b. mesons c. baryons d. photons

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1. Experts have already explored most of the tomb, but there is still one complex that has not
been opened.
a. The Tomb of b. The Tomb of c. The Tomb of Qin d. The Tomb of The
Albert Lin Kristin Romey Shi Huang Terracotta Army

2. Which of the following is a benefit of writing by hand?

a. Reduced b. Improved c. Decreased d. Increased risk of
creativity memory retention cognitive dementia
functioning

3. A French physicist Louis Néel discovered another kind of magnetism where the electrons’
spins are alternately up and down.
a. Ferromagnetism b. Paramagnetism c. Altermagnetism d. Antiferromagnetism

4. _______ have a special combination of the arrangement of spins and crystal symmetries.
a. Ferromagnets b. Antiferromagnets c. Magnetism d. Altermagnets

5. How do scientists plan to detect the new type of gravitational waves?

a. By using ground- b. By launching c. By analyzing d. By studying
based detectors space-based laser seismic activity electromagnetic
interferometers on Earth's radiation from
surface distant galaxies

6. ______ is the lightest and most abundant element in the universe.

a. Hydrogen b. Helium c. Carbon d. Oxygen

7. Which institution pioneered the development of attosecond X-ray free-electron lasers?

a. University of b. SLAC National c. Argonne d. Hamburg Center
Washington Accelerator National for Ultrafast
Laboratory Laboratory Imaging

8. Who are the primary researchers involved in developing the new chip, the silicon-photonic
(SiPh)?
a. Nader Engheta b. Benjamin c. Vahid Nikkhah d. Farshid Ashtiani
 and Firooz Franklin and H. and Ali and Brian
Aflatouni Nedwill Ramsey Pirmoradi Edwards

9. A “wonder material” that could help solve some of humanity’s deepest problems. It is the
world’s thinnest, super-strong and super-flexible material.
a. Carbon b. Krypton c. Blood clot d. Graphene

10. What is the role of TiO2 in organic synthesis?

a. TiO2 as a b. TiO2 as a visible c. TiO2 as a d. TiO2 as an
reaction from light for selective photocatalyst for ultraviolet light
oxidative holes one-electron driving organic that generates
oxidation reactions highly oxidative
holes