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Why do soap bubbles appear rainbow-colored?


Reflection of sunlight

Refraction and interference of light waves

Soap dye pigments

Scattering of light

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Why does ice float on water?


It’s lighter due to trapped air

Ice has a lower density than water

Ice is hollow

Surface tension holds it up

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What gives onions their “teary” effect when cut?


Sulfur compounds

Acidic juice

Water vapor

Protein enzymes

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Why do we see lightning before hearing thunder?


Light travels faster than sound

Thunder takes time to form

The atmosphere blocks sound

Lightning is brighter

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Why does bread rise when baked?


Heat expands air bubbles from yeast

Water evaporates and pushes dough

Starch expands

Gluten hardens

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What causes the “pop” sound when you crack your knuckles?


Bones rubbing together

Ligaments snapping

Gas bubbles collapsing in the joint fluid

Tendon friction

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Why does a metal spoon feel colder than a wooden spoon at room temperature?


Metal conducts heat faster

Metal is naturally colder

Wood traps air

Metal reflects light

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What makes popcorn pop?


Expansion of hot air inside the kernel

Water inside the kernel is turning into steam

Pressure from starch buildup

Heating oil cracks it open

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Why does salt melt ice on roads?


It generates heat

It lowers the freezing point of water

It absorbs moisture

It breaks ice crystals

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Why do mirrors reverse left and right, but not up and down?


They don’t actually reverse—our brain interprets it that way

Gravity prevents vertical reversal

Light waves behave differently horizontally

Mirrors are built that way

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