Iron is a metal we connect with dozens of times every day. Your computer has countless parts containing it. You iron your clothes, you eat with eating irons, you play golf with golf irons. On and on I could go, but why not go right ahead and take the quiz to see how much you know about this wonderful metal we have been using for more than 3000 years!
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Question of
Iron is a chemical element with the atomic number 26. What is its chemical symbol?
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Fe
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Ir
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St
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Steel is an alloy of iron and primarily what?
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Copper
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Tin
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Carbon
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A stela or stele is an upright stone slab or pillar bearing an inscription or design. What is the correct plural form?
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Stelai
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Stelae
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Steles
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All of the above
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A craftsman or -woman who works with iron is known as a…
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Blacksmith
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Whitesmith
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Redsmith
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The Siderian geologic period is named for Greek sídēros, meaning “iron”. It started 2500 million years ago and lasted how long?
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Less than one nanosecond
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200 million years
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200 billion years
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What is traditionally moulded in a branching structure formed in sand, with many individual ingots and a central channel, resembling a litter of piglets being suckled by a sow?
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Bar iron
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Wrought iron
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Pig iron
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In Asia and Europe, the Iron Age was directly preceded by the…
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New Stone Age
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Bronze Age
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Middle Stone Age
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Ferrero is a surname originally meaning blacksmith in Spanish. Ferrero Rocher chocolates contain at their centre a whole nut, surrounded by nut-flavoured chocolate, and covered with chopped nuts. Which nut is used in all three cases?
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Brazil nut
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Hazelnut
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Coconut
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Ferrari is an Italian name meaning blacksmith. It is strongly associated with which of the following?
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Fashion
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Cosmetics
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Motor sport
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What is the correct term for ‘of or containing iron’?
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Ironic
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Ferrous
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Ferracic
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My grandfather reputedly kept a pet f̶e̶r̶r̶o̶u̶s̶ ferret in his pocket
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True
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False
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Thank you, Haider 🙂
lol. I didnt get the result..to bad
I’m sure you got 100% 😉
lol
I got 8 out of 11, great quiz!
Hey, well done, Mom!
Nine. Now I know what pig iron is!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fq5lJHSklg0
Oh very good! I knew what it was, but I didn’t know why it had that name till I was researching this quiz!
11 out of 11. Good Quiz!
And an excellent score, Daniel!
9/11
Nicely scored, Pamela 🙂
9! Cool quiz!
Glad you enjoyed it, Ellie 🙂
7/11 certainly learned some new things!
Thanks!
I’m happy you got something from it – thanks for playing 🙂
4 out of 11 i had fun
Thanks for playing, Jack, and I’m glad you had fun 🙂
10 out of 11. I like the last question you put in there Norman! It might’ve thrown some off.
Well done, Andrew! It might, but I suspect most got it right 😉
Also got 10/11 which is better than I generally do on most technology quizzes…
You did darn well! Thanks for taking the quiz, Alex 🙂
Thanks for making a quiz I could do darn well on
You got 10 out of 11 right!
Well done, Elenka!
Cool, got 8/11. The last one was my favorite. 🙂
LOL, Carol! Thanks for the appreciation 😀
I got 6/11 Love the quiz, keep it up!
Thanks so much, Gina!
got 11 out of 11 right!
Fantastic! You even knew the last one 😮
10/11. Very unique quiz (in spite of whatever John might feel on my choice of words) ? Loved it and got plural form of stele wrong. ?
*regarding my choice..
Thanks very much, DW! Of course, since all the answers were correct, you didn’t really get the plural of stela wrong; you just ticked the wrong button 😉
7/11 – love the last one 🙂
I take it you got that one right!
You got 7 out of 11 right!
Not so bad
Well played 🙂
You got 8 out of 11 right!
Great
Maybe in the old days, I was an assistant of the blacksmith.
With 10/11, I might have been the second in command of the said blacksmith. Haha.:-)
You are right Dawn. So you remember that too. At that time you are very fierce and very often berated me.
I can see the two of you there, the smithy’s lad and the smithy’s lass! 😀