Measurements and Comparisons Trivia

Presented with three related options simply decide which of them is longest, which of them is shortest and which belongs in the middle.

Everybody has a need for speed, so why not take this quiz devoted to everything to do with speed and other speed demons.

This quiz is a modest test on the word "test" as it is used in a variety of disciplines. Hopefully, you will have fun selecting the appropriate usage.

To most people the difference between correlation and causation is a blurry line, one that is difficult to distinguish. Other lines are easier to differentiate. Match the correct line with the definition given.

This quiz covers subjects from gun control and divorce to HIV and advertising, but the uniting theme is the manipulation of statistics. As the Hon. W. Richard Walton Sr. once said, "42.7 percent of all statistics are made up on the spot."

Some units of measurement are familiar to most people. Some units of measurement are familiar to few people. This quiz is about the latter types. Good luck.

This is a perfect quiz about perfect things! Can you get a perfect score? Good luck!

In this quiz we examine how some 'degrees' are used. You can have a degree; you can even have 98.6 degrees or more. Do you have an understanding of degrees, or a degree of understanding? Quiz away!

The cause: Someone submitted this title as an Author Challenge. The effect? This quiz! All questions relate to the theme, but some in unexpected ways. Keep an open mind! Note: Hopefully "interesting information" will provide additional insight.

We have always been fascinated by speed, both real and imaginary. How many of the following questions that relate to speed can you answer? Good luck!

Here are 10 irrelevant questions concerning facts about the longest and shortest I could find. Thanks to LeoDaVinci for the title of the quiz.

I will provide the name of a scale or an obscure unit of measurement, and you have to decide what it is used to measure.

A look at perfection - in many areas.