Trees are often said to be "the lungs of the world". Even if science is not your favorite topic, "wood" you try "branching" out by taking this quiz. I promise I will not try and "stump" you, nor "leaf" you hanging by a "limb". 
I have chosen five of my favourite (northern hemisphere) constellations to ask you about. Come join me as I travel the stars! 
This quiz is about ten different volcanoes. Think about it before you take this quiz. It might just be too hot for you. 
Volcanoes are some of the most spectacular and beautiful land forms on Earth. Their violent eruptions often cause humans to "head for the hills", or perhaps, head AWAY from the hills. This quiz covers some common and not-so-common volcanic features. 
This quiz aims to provide a basic but challenging overview of the structure of simple sugars. 
One of my favorite memories of growing up in New England was the fabulous fall foliage. The brilliant colors often associated with trees in autumn are no less beautiful when you know why they appear. 
Clouds are some of the most interesting meteorological phenomena. Besides looking good, or ominous, some can predict the weather days in advance. See how you score on this quiz that will go right over your head! 
There are believed to be over 140 moons in our solar system. They come in many different shapes and sizes. Different temperatures, atmospheres, and orbits make for a variety of habitats. What might be hiding out there waiting for us to find it? 
Volcanoes, while by that their very nature destructive, are also awe-inspiring. See how many volcanoes you can identify from their descriptions. 
There are many plants on our planet that are toxic and can kill you. Most plant toxins are ingested accidently. Do you really know what is growing in your yard and/or garden? 
ENHANCE! ENHANCE! ENHANCE! If you'd move a bit quicker you'd be much better suited to handle these ten questions about different scientific things as we zoom in towards Earth. 
Forests of the world are many and varied. The forests of our world are vital to our survival as a species. Let's take a walk into the forest of knowledge and find out just how much you know about the forests of the world. 
Have you got rocks in your head? If so, you can work out the names of these rocks from the photo clues given. 
Let's take a quiz about that magnificent body part...the tongue. While you may not have ever given much thought to the tongue, here are some questions about it, complete with a little tongue in cheek humor. 
Roll out the red carpet for these ten gorgeous stars of the sky. 
The electron configuration about an atom in a molecule can define its "molecular shape". Here are ten questions about it! 
Numbers and mathematics may seem dull and meaningless to many people, but they can be fun. They can sometimes be magical! 
Here is a quiz for whorls and all other things coiled, helical, or verticillated. (There's a word for vocabulary tests!) Enjoy! And visualize whorled peas! 
You've undoubtedly heard references to this area, so let's explore some of its geologic features. 
The apparent magnitude of a star (or other celestial object) is a measure of how bright it is as seen from Earth. Here are a few questions for all you bright people out there. 
As well as giving me a chance to display my artistic skills, this quiz tests your knowledge of amino acids based primarily on their structures. 
Come with me to view the constellations in the night sky! Hopefully you will learn something along the way! 
Dinosaurs roamed the earth millions of years ago and we will take a journey back in time to look at some of the most common. 
This quiz covers some of the wonders of the Solar System, with illustrations which may help. It was written on behalf of Team Rockettes for the Fun Trivia Amazing Race 2. 
Can you identify the constellation by a photo of it, along with some supplementary clues in the questions to help? 
Never mind the complex names of all those proteins. Let's focus on what makes a protein - the amino acid. How much do you know about this building block of life? 
Here are ten magnificent images of objects found in outer space. How many of them will you know? 
My quiz "Eating New England" was about indigenous foods that the Pilgrims found when they landed in America. This quiz is about native plants that were established before the Pilgrims got here. With photos to help you, see how many you recognize.
While a lot of flora can promote health and wellness, there is also a darker, deadlier side to nature. See if you know these poisonous plants, like oleander, which are not safe for consumption. Good luck! 
There's nothing funny about the human body. In fact, this here is a no-nonsense look at the different components of the skeleton. No bones about it. 
There are 206 bones in a adult human body. They provide protection, blood cell production, transmission of sound, and without them you'd be a puddle on the ground as your bones give your body its structure and mobility. 
Ralph the llama has decided to visit some cousins who live in central Australia. Help him explore the region. 
With pictures and clues, see if you can properly name ten different elements found on the periodic table. Good luck! 
Let's sing along with a traditional American spiritual often used to teach about some of the major bones that comprise the human skeleton. 
Its relatively dry climate means that there are not as many Australian dinosaurs known as in some parts of the world, but here are ten of them. 
I don't mean to brag...but I just got the BEST DEAL on a new desktop computer! Sure, I paid a bit more for it but I got all of these nifty gadgets as part of the package. Want to help me set them up? 
We've stumbled upon another land which is free of many substances, from the typical to the obscure. If I try to explain the substances, could you name them? If you happen to know a few skeletal compounds, you may find this a bit easier! 
Periodic functions have graphs which repeat themselves at regular intervals. Here are some graphs that illustrate some features of a specific periodic function, the sine curve. (Clicking on the graphs will make them larger and easier to read.) 
You've read about cellular biology, but can you identify cells and structures from electron microscope images? In fifteen minutes, you'll know if you take this quiz. I'll give you some hints, too!
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