Newest FunTrivia.com Quizzes!

Knowledge of archaic medical terminology is very useful for historians and genealogists in interpreting historical documents and death certificates. Match the archaic term with its modern counterpart.

Questions on stars, galaxies, and the solar system are included in this quiz.

I'll show you ten important formulas from the world of physics. Match the description or name of the formula to the formula itself. It's not unkind to those who know little or nothing about the subject. Just don't get overwhelmed by the symbols. Enjoy!

Remember in high school math, all of those crazy graphs you learned in algebra, geometry, statistics, and maybe even calculus? All you've got to do is match up the standard graph to what its mathematical name is. I promise you won't need a calculator.

So you've decided to study biology. Did you realize how many branches each subsection has? Given a set of -ologies, place them into either microbiology (study of the microscopic) or zoology (study of animals). It sounds simple big versus small!

Cranial nerves emerge directly from the brain and exit through special tunnels or holes (foramina). They are numbered I-XII in the order as they start from the brain in front proceeding to the back. Can you select the 12 cranial nerves from these options

This quiz focuses on ten breakthroughs that shaped modern cosmology in the twentieth century. Can you correctly identify them? Good luck and have fun!

Every time I get to travel to California, I make sure to go visit the redwood forests there. So I was excited to see a quiz up for adoption on this topic. Fill in the blanks and learn a bit more about these marvelous trees.

I received this title as an Author's Challenge and immediately thought about the amazing advancements in the scientific field of astronomy over time. Place these extraordinary milestones in chronological order.

Spaghettification refers to the tidal stretching of objects near black holes. This quiz highlights how food‑inspired language helps scientists name, explain, and remember complex phenomena. I hope it it will whet your appetite for tasty trivia!

Meteorology is a branch of science which has had some amazing advances over the years. Take the quiz and potentially learn a little more about this fascinating subject.

There's a mix of spores in this game, to give you a spore-ting chance at finding some you know in this interesting group.

My math teachers always told me to double check my work, since one little mistake could bring the whole problem down. Can you identify these mathematical symbols and concepts from the images meant to represent them?

Astronomical observation is much more than just visible light and telescopes. Take a historical journey through the various frontiers of astronomy that have lit up undiscovered places in our universe.

Like the graceful turns of a waltz, Galileo's discoveries unfolded step by step, reshaping our view of the universe. Each revelation was a rhythm in the cosmic dance of science. See how much you know about him by answering these questions. Good luck!

Powers of ten are numbers that can be written as the digit 1, followed or preceded by place-holding zeroes that determine the magnitude of the number. Match the symbols to the words that refer to them in describing numbers.

Vitamins are known by a letter of the alphabet with B vitamins also having a number. This quiz asks you to connect the vitamin's name to the letter and number, where appropriate.

Look, up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a seer! It's a set of scales! Constellations are our way of understanding the stars as we see them, and we get their identities from all kinds of stories...

The Periodic Table uses 1- or 2-letter chemical symbols to represent each element. However, 11 of these symbols don't seem to match their commonly used English names. Can you determine which is which and put them in their correct positions in the Table?

The human body requires all sorts of important vitamins and minerals to function. In this quiz, sort these valuable components, all found in food or otherwise supplemented via other means. Good luck!

For this quiz, you'll dive into the strange and fascinating world of the tiniest building blocks of reality. Some particles are real, straight from the Standard Model of physics. The others are impostors, made up for laughs. Can you tell which is which?

It is estimated that one in every seven people in the United States have chronic kidney disease (CKD). Let's look at the National Kidney Foundation's list of the top ten habits that are damaging this vital organ.

All these plants start from a modest seed, some tiny and some not so much! Match each of these distinctive plant seeds with what they will later grow into. (Click the images for a closer look!)

"Colors of the Rainbow" allows the player to learn a little bit of the science as it relates to the different color palettes of a rainbow, as well as trying to show the order of the colors as you go through the quiz.

There are 206 bones in the human skeleton. This quiz features just 16 of those bones. Can you find the key to sorting these different bones into the different parts of the body? I'm sure you'll do great... I can feel it in my bones!

Some doctors actually get through medical school without learning about this common but devastating disease. Not if I've taught them, though! A brief true/false review on depression. Note that some of this may be specific to the USA.

Here are ten terms that can be encountered across the many disciplines of science. Let's nerd out with this scientific lexicon!

Inspired by Gustav Holst's orchestral suite "The Planets," here is the first instalment of seven quizzes on the 'other' planets in our Solar System. What do you know of Neptune, the mystical 8th planet from the Sun?

Come along and enjoy an amusement park with Sir Isaac Newton! He not only likes the rides, but he loves how various physics principles are used throughout the park. Enjoy!

Some pregnancy and birth facts from conception to delivery.