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Quiz about Elementary Homes
Quiz about Elementary Homes

Elementary Homes Trivia Quiz


Determine which chemical element is being described, then type in their chemical symbols to discover an item that can be found in a home. For example, Beryllium + Darmstadtium = Beds (Be + Ds).

A multiple-choice quiz by jondalah. Estimated time: 8 mins.
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Author
jondalah
Time
8 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
292,941
Updated
Jul 23 22
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
8 / 10
Plays
915
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Question 1 of 10
1. Element responsible for hyperkalaemia + element whose abbreviation is the same as what the knights from 'Monty Python' say + element that is also a name for a golf club = Cutting tool.

Answer: (5 letters)
Question 2 of 10
2. Element that shares its abbreviation with the seventh note of the C major music scale + element that combines with hydrogen to make water + element that shares its abbreviation with the 15th letter of the Latin alphabet + element that shares its abbreviation with a vitamin needed for blood coagulation + element whose name is derived from the Sanskrit word 'sulvere' = A bibliophile's favourite objects.

Answer: (5 letters, plural)
Question 3 of 10
3. Element that derives its name from the Latin word Rus' for a geographical area in eastern Europe + dark brown element used in pyrotechnic flares to produce a green flame + element whose name comes from a combination of borax and carbon + deficiency in this element could lead to a goitre + element also known as brimstone + the lightest element + element commonly found combined with oxygen in compounds called borates + element that derives its name from the Greek word for violet 'iodes' + 78% of Earth's atmosphere is this element = Trash receptacle.

Answer: (Two words, 7 and 3 letters)
Question 4 of 10
4. Element so important in the construction of high-tech devices that it has a Californian valley named after it + the 5th most abundant element in the universe + element that shares its abbreviation with the 11th letter of the Latin alphabet = A place to wash up.

Answer: (4 letters)
Question 5 of 10
5. Conductor of electricity that is the name of a colour and apparently what blood tastes of + element whose original alchemic symbol was a cross under a triangle + element whose name means 'water forming' + element that turns deep blue in the presence of starch + element essential for respiration + element discovered by Scottish physician Daniel Rutherford in 1772 = Item that may decorate a couch.

Answer: (7 letters)
Question 6 of 10
6. Element found in borax and boric acid + element used as a mood stabiliser + element that shares its abbreviation with that for a unit of force named after Isaac Newton + synthetic element formerly known by the equally unwieldy name of Ununnilium = Window coverings.

Answer: (6 letters, plural)
Question 7 of 10
7. The smell of this element is often equated to that of rotten eggs + element which gives its name to the ability to glow without burning + element that shares its abbreviation with that for a universal blood type + gas you may need if you are in hospital + element that combines with hydrogen to produce ammonia = Tool for eating or serving.

Answer: (5 letters)
Question 8 of 10
8. Element whose name is derived from the Greek 'lanthana', meaning to lie hidden + element that shares its abbreviation with that for port and an American time zone + gas essential to life on earth + element whose name means 'light bearing' = Portable computer.

Answer: (6 letters)
Question 9 of 10
9. Also the name of an American 5 cent coin + element that forms a diamond + element that shares its abbreviation with that for the kelvin temperature scale + combined with chloride this element makes common table salt + element whose name comes from the Latin word for charcoal + element that derives its name from the word 'potash' + element used in fertiliser and gunpowder = Miscellaneous objects decorating a home.

Answer: (9 letters, plural, variant spelling)
Question 10 of 10
10. Element used in agricultural fertilisers + element whose symbol is the same as the 6th note taught to the Von Trapp children in "The Sound of Music" + rare element whose name comes from the Latin word tellus meaning earth = Item that is typically ceramic and round.

Answer: (5 letters)

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1. Element responsible for hyperkalaemia + element whose abbreviation is the same as what the knights from 'Monty Python' say + element that is also a name for a golf club = Cutting tool.

Answer: Knife

KNiFe. K = Potassium. Ni = Nickel. Fe = Iron.
2. Element that shares its abbreviation with the seventh note of the C major music scale + element that combines with hydrogen to make water + element that shares its abbreviation with the 15th letter of the Latin alphabet + element that shares its abbreviation with a vitamin needed for blood coagulation + element whose name is derived from the Sanskrit word 'sulvere' = A bibliophile's favourite objects.

Answer: Books

BOOKS. B = Boron. O = Oxygen. O = Oxygen. K = Potassium. S = Sulphur (or Sulfur).
3. Element that derives its name from the Latin word Rus' for a geographical area in eastern Europe + dark brown element used in pyrotechnic flares to produce a green flame + element whose name comes from a combination of borax and carbon + deficiency in this element could lead to a goitre + element also known as brimstone + the lightest element + element commonly found combined with oxygen in compounds called borates + element that derives its name from the Greek word for violet 'iodes' + 78% of Earth's atmosphere is this element = Trash receptacle.

Answer: Rubbish Bin

RuBBISH BIN. Ru = Ruthenium. B = Boron. B = Boron. I = Iodine. S = Sulphur (or Sulfur). H = Hydrogen. B = Boron. I = Iodine. N = Nitrogen.
4. Element so important in the construction of high-tech devices that it has a Californian valley named after it + the 5th most abundant element in the universe + element that shares its abbreviation with the 11th letter of the Latin alphabet = A place to wash up.

Answer: Sink

SiNK. Si = Silicon. N = Nitrogen. K = Potassium.
5. Conductor of electricity that is the name of a colour and apparently what blood tastes of + element whose original alchemic symbol was a cross under a triangle + element whose name means 'water forming' + element that turns deep blue in the presence of starch + element essential for respiration + element discovered by Scottish physician Daniel Rutherford in 1772 = Item that may decorate a couch.

Answer: Cushion

CuSHION. Cu = Copper. S = Sulphur (or Sulfur). H = Hydrogen. I = Iodine. O = Oxygen. N = Nitrogen.
6. Element found in borax and boric acid + element used as a mood stabiliser + element that shares its abbreviation with that for a unit of force named after Isaac Newton + synthetic element formerly known by the equally unwieldy name of Ununnilium = Window coverings.

Answer: Blinds

BLiNDs. B = Boron. Li = Lithium. N = Nitrogen. Ds = Darmstadtium.
7. The smell of this element is often equated to that of rotten eggs + element which gives its name to the ability to glow without burning + element that shares its abbreviation with that for a universal blood type + gas you may need if you are in hospital + element that combines with hydrogen to produce ammonia = Tool for eating or serving.

Answer: Spoon

SPOON. S = Sulphur(or Sulfur). P = Phosphorus. O = Oxygen. O = Oxygen. N = Nitrogen.
8. Element whose name is derived from the Greek 'lanthana', meaning to lie hidden + element that shares its abbreviation with that for port and an American time zone + gas essential to life on earth + element whose name means 'light bearing' = Portable computer.

Answer: Laptop

LaPtOP. La = Lanthanum. Pt = Platinum. O = Oxygen. P = Phosphorus.
9. Also the name of an American 5 cent coin + element that forms a diamond + element that shares its abbreviation with that for the kelvin temperature scale + combined with chloride this element makes common table salt + element whose name comes from the Latin word for charcoal + element that derives its name from the word 'potash' + element used in fertiliser and gunpowder = Miscellaneous objects decorating a home.

Answer: Nicknacks

NiCKNaCKS. Ni = Nickel. C = Carbon. K = Potassium. Na = Sodium. C = Carbon. K = Potassium. S = Sulphur (or Sulfur).
10. Element used in agricultural fertilisers + element whose symbol is the same as the 6th note taught to the Von Trapp children in "The Sound of Music" + rare element whose name comes from the Latin word tellus meaning earth = Item that is typically ceramic and round.

Answer: Plate

PLaTe. P = Phosphorus. La = Lanthanum. Te = Tellurium.
Source: Author jondalah

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