12scienceIf someone suffers from the medical condition called scoliosis, what does that mean in simple terms?Show AnswerShare
5scienceEach of these scientific words or phrases begins with the letter, "T." a. The metal with the highest melting point? b. A communicable disease marked by fever, diarrhea, headache, and intestinal inflammation and caused by a bacterium. c. A 4-sided solidShow AnswerShare
1scienceWhat was the name of the French inventor who, around 1790, invented a machine designed to provide criminals with a humane method of execution?Show AnswerShare
16scienceWhich human organ secretes bile, forms blood proteins, and stores vitamins for later release into the bloodstream?Show AnswerShare
18scienceEach year an award is given for exceptional and outstanding achievement in the field of atomic energy. This award is named after the person who produced the first controlled nuclear chain reaction, in 1942. After whom is this award named?Show AnswerShare
19scienceAccording to the American Cancer society, cancer in which part of the body has the best chance of being subdued?Show AnswerShare
5scienceEmoticons, or smileys, are a series of typed characters frequently used in e-mails that resemble a face and express the writer's emotion. What does the following represent :-) (colon-dash-right parenthesis) ?Show AnswerShare
11scienceCan you give the decibel levels of each of the following sounds: within 10 a. Normal conversation b. Jet plane takeoff c. Live loud rock musicShow AnswerShare
1scienceThe Chinese are generally given credit for how many of these three inventions: the abacus, gunpowder, the magnetic compass?Show AnswerShare
1scienceOver the past 60 years or so, U.S. death rates from different types of cancer have either remained approximately constant for certain types of cancer , or dropped considerably for other types . However, the death rates from one type of cancer has skyrocShow AnswerShare
7scienceIn March, 1998, NASA announced that an unmanned lunar spacecraft had discovered up to 6 billion tons of ... what? ... on the moon?Show AnswerShare