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Tiny Tech Wonders

Nanotechnology

An introduction to the science of the extremely small.

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10 Questions Hard Ages 5+ Oct 3, 2026

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1 How small is a nanometer compared to a meter?
  • A One hundredth
  • B One thousandth
  • C One millionth
  • D One billionth
2 Which special tool do scientists use to 'see' objects at the nanoscale?
  • A Magnifying glass
  • B Scanning electron microscope
  • C Pair of binoculars
  • D Standard kitchen microscope
3 What happens to the color of gold when it is broken down into nanoparticles?
  • A It becomes invisible
  • B It stays bright gold
  • C It can turn red or purple
  • D It turns completely black
4 What is the unit of measurement used to describe the size of nanoparticles?
  • A Nanometers
  • B Centimeters
  • C Inches
  • D Light-years
5 What is a 'buckyball' in the world of nanotechnology?
  • A A round toy made of plastic
  • B A soccer-ball-shaped carbon molecule
  • C A type of tiny robot
  • D A bouncy ball for babies
6 Which material is used to make strong, tiny tubes called carbon nanotubes?
  • A Plastic
  • B Aluminum
  • C Carbon
  • D Rubber
7 Why do scientists like to use nanoparticles in sunscreen?
  • A To make it taste sweet
  • B To help it reflect or absorb harmful UV light
  • C To make the bottle glow in the dark
  • D To turn the skin blue
8 Nanotechnology works with things that are smaller than the width of what?
  • A A human hair
  • B A large tree
  • C A school bus
  • D A playground
9 What is the main goal of using nanotechnology in medicine?
  • A To make medicine taste like candy
  • B To help deliver medicine directly to sick cells
  • C To make doctors grow taller
  • D To color pills bright colors
10 What kind of surface is a lotus leaf, which inspires nanotechnology for cleaning?
  • A Sticky and rough
  • B Hydrophobic and water-repellent
  • C Very soft and fuzzy
  • D Brightly colored and flat
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