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Q: Which planets are close to the sun in our solar system
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Q: Which point, point a or point b, has a larger electric potential
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Q: Which process, fission or fusion, releases more energy
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Q: Which of these time measurements is the smallest: millisecond, second, minute, or hour
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Q: Which part of the oven is the hottest during the baking process
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Q: Which part of the oven is the hottest during the cooking process
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Q: Which part of the oven, the top or the bottom, typically reaches a higher temperature when cooking
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Q: Which part of the wave should be changed to alter its frequency
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Q: Which part of this scenario represents conduction: A metal spoon is placed in a hot cup of coffee, and the handle of the spoon becomes warm as heat is transferred from the coffee to the handle
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Q: Which part or parts of this system have kinetic energy
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Q: Which particle is smaller: a proton or a quark
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Q: Which particles affect the charge of an atom or ion
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Q: Which of the following determines the states of matter
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Q: Which of the following fundamental interactions is caused directly by the strong force
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Q: Which of the following methods is the most effective way to improve the efficiency of a heat engine
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Q: Which of the following objects, including planets and other celestial bodies, does not orbit directly around the sun
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Q: Which of the following particles always has a negative charge
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Q: Which of the following quark combinations is a valid option
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Q: Which of the following shapes is not a type of galaxy
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Q: Which of the following water waves has more energy: ocean waves or ripples
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Q: Which of the following waves have the same amplitude
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Q: Which of these forces is the only one explained by general relativity
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Q: Which field of study does string theory seek to unite quantum physics with
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Q: Which force causes acceleration
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Q: Which is more practical for everyday use, a truck or a Lamborghini
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Q: Which layer of the atmosphere blocks gamma rays
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Q: Which measure would remain consistent, no matter its location
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Q: Which moon in our solar system has the most substantial atmosphere
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Q: Which object has more thermal energy: a cup of hot coffee or a bowl of warm soup
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Q: Which object, a feather or a hammer, hits the ground first when dropped from the same height
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Q: Which of Kepler's laws of planetary motion is a consequence of the conservation of angular momentum
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Q: Which color, red or black, should be placed first on the roulette wheel
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Q: Which color, red or black, should you connect first when jumpstarting a car to ensure a successful jumpstart
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Q: Which color, white or black, is better at reflecting heat in a car, and how does this affect the temperature inside the vehicle
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Q: Which direction does heat transfer occur: does heat go to cold or does cold go to heat
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Q: Which element has the highest atomic number
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Q: Which end of a compass needle would point toward the north pole of a bar magnet
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Q: Which end of the battery is the positive terminal located at
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Q: Which equation is not used in the derivation of the keyword
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Q: Which color goes first when jumping a car
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Q: Which color of light, red or blue, travels faster in crown glass
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Q: Which color of the rainbow has the highest frequency
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Q: Which color should I connect first, red or black, when setting up the electrical wiring for this project
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Q: Which color should be connected first when installing a new battery in a car: red or black
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Q: Which color should be connected first when performing a battery jump: red or black
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Q: Which color should you jump start first, black or red, when boosting a car battery
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Q: Which color, red or black, should be connected first when jump starting a car
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Q: Which color, red or black, should be connected first when jumping a car battery
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Q: Which cable goes on a battery first when connecting it to a vehicle
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Q: Which cable should be connected first when jump starting a vehicle
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