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Delve into the fascinating world of cosmology with our Big Bang scavenger hunt. Discover how our universe arose 13.8 billion years ago from an infinitesimal point and evolved into the cosmos we know today.

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How did the first stars form?
Gas came together and got hot They fell from the sky A giant made them They grew like plants
Did the universe used to be very small or very large?
Very small Very large Square Green
What did the first atoms make together?
Gas clouds Toys Food Clothes
How many years ago was the Big Bang?
A very long time ago Yesterday Last week One year ago
Why was the universe dark at first?
There were no stars yet It was bedtime There was a big cloud Someone turned off the lights
How do we know about the Big Bang?
By looking very closely at the stars By reading a story By listening to music By dreaming
What is light?
Very fast-moving particles Tiny flies White paint Yellow flowers
Where does our water come from?
From comets long ago From the clouds From the mountains From the sea
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Was the Big Bang hot or cold?
Very warm Very cold A little warm Not hot and not cold
Why was there no life in the beginning?
It was too hot It was too dark It was too wet It was too loud
What made the Big Bang possible?
Lots of energy A big hammer Lots of water A big wind
What arose first after the Big Bang?
Very small particles Major planets Trees Houses
What was the universe just after the Big Bang?
Very hot and small Cold and big Filled with stars Dark and silent
What do you see when you look at space?
Black with lights Green only Red only All colours together
Can stars die?
Yes, after a very long time No, stars are forever Only small stars Only in winter
What is the largest planet in our solar system?
Jupiter Earth The moon One star
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What happened to the universe after the Big Bang?
It got bigger and bigger It was getting smaller and smaller It remained exactly the same It disappeared
What do scientists use to study the universe?
Telescopes Binoculars Microscopes Spectacles
Which scientists study the Big Bang?
Astronomers Doctors Cooks Footballers
What are scientists still discovering about the Big Bang?
New things about how everything began How they can make pizza How they can fly How they can become invisible
Why is space black?
Because there is no air that can scatter light Because it contains black paint Because it is always night in space Because stars don't give light
What can we still 'hear' from the Big Bang?
Very weak radiation A loud bang Music Vote
Can we look back in time with telescopes?
Yes, because light needs time to travel No, that is impossible Tuesday only Only when it rains
How big is our universe now?
No one knows exactly how big As big as the Netherlands As big as a football pitch As big as our school
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What colour was the light immediately after the Big Bang?
It was so hot that there was no normal light White Red Blue
What happened to the temperature of the universe after the Big Bang?
It got colder and colder because of the expansion It got warmer and warmer The temperature remained the same It alternated between hot and cold
When did the first stars form after the Big Bang?
About 200 million years later Immediately after the Big Bang 1 year later Last week
What is the shape of the universe according to the Big Bang theory?
Probably flat Square Triangular Like a donut
How long ago did the Big Bang take place?
13.8 billion years ago 4.6 billion years ago 1 billion years ago 100 million years ago
How big was the universe just after the Big Bang?
Smaller than a ping-pong ball As big as the earth As big as our solar system Infinitely large
Which particles were created first after the Big Bang?
Protons and neutrons Stones and sand Water and oil Bread and butter
What happened in the first second after the Big Bang?
The universe cooled very quickly Planets were immediately formed The first humans were born Rain fell
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How do galaxies move relative to us?
They move away from us They move towards us They are standing still They move in circles
Which scientist coined the name 'Big Bang'?
Fred Hoyle Albert Einstein Stephen Hawking Edwin Hubble
What do scientists call the rapid expansion just after the Big Bang?
Cosmic inflation Cosmic explosion Cosmic acceleration Cosmic expansion
According to the Big Bang theory, what was there before the Big Bang?
We don't know that for sure Another universe Stars only Empty space
What is the name of the theory that explains how the universe came into being?
Big Bang theory Theory of Relativity Evolutionary theory Quantum Theory
What do scientists think will eventually happen to the universe?
It keeps expanding and getting colder It stops expanding It explodes again It turns into a black hole
Which scientist discovered that the universe is expanding?
Edwin Hubble Isaac Newton Galileo Galilei Johannes Kepler
What colour was the universe just after the Big Bang?
White-glowing bright Black Blue Red
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