Quantum Physics treasure hunt
Explore the bizarre and fascinating world of quantum physics through an interactive GPS scavenger hunt. From quantum superpositions to the famous double-slit experiment - explore the fundamentals of quantum mechanics as you walk through the city.
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Which colour is invisible to people?
Ultraviolet
Red
Blue
Yellow
What can you see in the dark?
Nothing without light
Everything normal
Only red things
Only big things
What colour do you get from all the colours together?
White
Black
Purple
Brown
What moves very strangely?
Small particles
A table
A house
A mountain
How many colours are in white light?
Many colours
No colours
One colour
Two colours
Which animal looks like a photon moving?
A hummingbird
A turtle
An elephant
A penguin
What moves very fast?
Light
A snail
A turtle
A stone
What can atoms do?
Sticking together
Walking
Talking
Food
What happens to light when you turn off a lamp?
Light goes away
The light turns red
Light gets big
The light becomes heavy
How can you make different colours of light?
By splitting white light
By boiling water
By mixing sand
By breaking stone
What happens when you make a ball jump?
It moves up and down
It turns blue
It gets bigger
It will be square
What cannot be grasped but can be seen?
Light
A ball
An apple
A book
What can you see when you look at a bubble?
Beautiful colours moving
Black only
White only
Grey only
What colour does light have when you pass it through a prism?
All colours of the rainbow
Black only
White only
Grey only
What causes things to fall down?
The earth attracts them
The air pushes them away
The water pulls them up
The sun blows them away
What is light?
Small particles and waves
Only small balls
Only waves like water
Air moving
How cold should a quantum computer be?
Colder than space
As hot as tea
As warm as the sun
As warm as you
Can you hold a very small particle?
No, they are much too small
Yes, with a big hand
Yes, with a spoon
Yes, with a bucket
What is special about the quantum world?
Everything is much stranger than in our ordinary world
Everything is exactly the same as our world
Everything is boring
Nothing ever happens
Why do atoms vibrate?
Because they have energy
Because they are afraid
Because they are cold
Because they hear music
Can very small particles be in two places at once?
Yes, this is possible with very small particles
No, you can never
Sunday only
Only when it rains
What is superposition?
If something can be two things at once
If something is very big
If something is very heavy
If something is very old
Can quantum particles be on and off at the same time?
Yes, it's called superposition
No, that is impossible
Wednesday only
Only if they are sick
Where do the rules of quantum physics occur?
Very small things
Cars only
Houses only
Only trees
What happens in a quantum tunnel?
Particles pass through barriers as if they were not there
Particles become larger
Particles change color
Particles travel backward in time
How does light behave according to quantum physics?
As particles and as waves
Only if particles
Only if waves
Like little balls
What happens when you split a photon (light particle)?
It cannot be split
It will be two photons
It becomes an electron
It becomes invisible
What is special about the energy of light?
It comes in tiny packets
It is always blue
It weighs a lot
It is always cold
What is a quark?
A building block of protons and neutrons
A type of cottage cheese (dairy product)
A sound ducks make
A new planet
How do particles behave when no one is looking?
They are in all possible places at the same time
They go to sleep
They move in straight lines
They stop moving
What is Heisenberg's uncertainty principle?
You can't know exactly everything about a particle at once
Scientists are always uncertain
Particles are afraid of people
Experiments always fail
What is tunnelling in quantum physics?
Particles that can pass through walls
Digging real tunnels
Moving underground
Hiding atoms
How many electrons can there be at most in the first shell around an atomic nucleus?
2
4
6
8
What do you call the outer electrons of an atom?
Valence electrons
Nuclear electrons
Free electrons
Top electrons
What substance do people use in nuclear reactors?
Uranium
Iron
Gold
Aluminium
Which substance becomes superconductive at very low temperatures?
Some metals
All plastics
Water
Wood
What property of light did Einstein discover?
Light consists of particles
Light is always white
Light moves in circles
Light has no speed
Why can atoms radiate energy?
Electrons jump to lower orbits
Core gets bigger
The atom begins to spin
Temperature rises
Which invention uses quantum physics to make pictures?
The electron microscope
The ordinary camera
The magnifying glass
The telescope
What is the smallest building block of all matter?
Atom
Molecule
Cell
Crystal
What are photons?
Light particles
Sound waves
Electrons
Protons
What is the smallest possible amount of energy that light can have?
One photon
One joule
One watt
One electron
Which famous equation describes the behaviour of quantum particles?
Schrödinger equation
E = mc²
F = ma
PV = nRT
What temperature is required for quantum effects in ordinary matter?
Extremely low temperatures (near absolute zero)
Room temperature
Extremely high temperatures
Temperature does not matter
What is decoherence?
The loss of quantum properties through interaction with the environment
Splitting a particle into two
The disappearance of a particle
Accelerating a particle
What quantum effect is used in a tunnel diode?
Quantum tunnelling
Quantum entanglement
Photoelectric effect
Superposition
What makes laser light so special from a quantum perspective?
All photons have the same phase and frequency
Light moves faster than normal
Light has no mass
Light can pass through walls
Which scientist coined the term 'quantum'?
Max Planck
Albert Einstein
Niels Bohr
Werner Heisenberg
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