Author Biography: rodney_indy

You've stumbled across the Progressive Rock category and are curious about what kind of music this is. This quiz is about ten albums by different artists that you can buy later to start your collection. Good Luck!

Paul McCartney has released a large number of solo albums since leaving the Beatles. This quiz will be an overview of his studio albums. I'd like you to identify the song of his that has the given lyric. Good luck!

This is my 20th quiz, so I decided to make it special - an overview of fifteen different areas of mathematics! Good luck!

These will be basic probability questions based on picking cards from a standard 52 card deck. Be careful, some questions involve conditional probability! Good luck!

All questions will deal with dice rolls. Be careful - some involve conditional probability! Good Luck!

This quiz will show how algebra can be used to simplify certain computations. Put away your calculator, you're more likely to make mistakes using it! All answers are integers. Please don't put commas in the numbers. Good luck!

The concept of tangent line is fundamental to a first course in calculus. Here are ten questions for calculus lovers involving tangent lines. You will need a lot of time for this one! Good luck!

In classic rock, it is uncommon for a song to last more than six minutes. This quiz deals with progressive rock songs that are over twenty minutes in length from 25 different artists! Good Luck!

This quiz involves well known concepts from basic mathematics, but the actual definitions and theorems are probably not well known to non-mathematicians. I give the definition or theorem, you tell me what's being described. Good Luck!

Consider the set of members of Emerson, Lake, and Palmer. Interestingly enough, each subset were members of a distinct band. Good luck!

An arithmetic sequence is a sequence in which all the terms have a common difference. Knowledge of linear equations from algebra is needed. Good Luck!

Here are titles of ten progressive rock albums from ten different artists - you need to give the word that is missing. Good luck!

Each of these song titles from ten different Paul McCartney albums has one missing word. Good luck!

This is a quiz on the language and basic results of probability that would be found in a course in finite mathematics. Good luck!

10 questions from 10 different areas of math! This time it's different - fill in the blank! Good luck!

The big six progressive rock bands are ELP, Genesis, Jethro Tull, King Crimson, Pink Floyd, and Yes. These lyrics are from songs by these bands that you might have heard on the radio. Good Luck!

In each question, you are asked to count the number of three digit numbers having a certain property. Note that zero cannot be the first digit. These problems are combinatorial in nature and can be solved mathematically without guessing. Good luck!

This is my second quiz in this series with questions from 15 different areas of mathematics! Good luck!

There are many formulas for finding certain sums. I will give you a formula, and you can use it to find the sum of the given finite series. You will need a calculator. Please do not put commas in your answers. Good luck!

Ten more questions from ten areas of mathematics, and it's fill in the blank! This one is different - many questions are true/false. Good luck!

The big six progressive rock bands are: ELP, Genesis, Jethro Tull, King Crimson, Pink Floyd, and Yes. Identify the song that goes with the given lyrics. Good luck!

This is quiz number 3 in the series. These are 15 questions from 15 different areas of mathematics. Good Luck!

Here are ten questions about a single digit of a number - the unit's digit! Good luck!

These questions involve square roots, cube roots, etc. The questions range from basic to advanced. Good Luck!

Each lyric is from a song by one of the big six progressive rock bands: ELP, Genesis, Jethro Tull, King Crimson, Pink Floyd, and Yes. Good Luck!

All questions have to deal with the positive odd integers: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, ... . Some questions require a little thought and a pencil and paper. None of the questions in this quiz require calculus. Good Luck!

This quiz is my first that involves the big six progressive rock bands: ELP, Genesis, Jethro Tull, King Crimson, Pink Floyd, and Yes. Good Luck!

These questions are all about the basic properties of square roots. Only basic algebra is required for this quiz. Calculators won't be needed. Good Luck!

Each lyric is from a song by one of the big six progressive rock bands: ELP, Genesis, Jethro Tull, King Crimson, Pink Floyd, and Yes. Good Luck!

These questions involve the positive odd integers 1, 3, 5, ... . Most of these questions require more mathematics than my first quiz, but you'll learn some interesting results along the way! You will need pencil and paper for some of these. Good Luck!