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In geometry, quadrilaterals are four-sided polygons (also called tetragons). There are many types which are defined by one or several characteristics. Drag the term to its list of defining characteristics. (American English terms are used, not British.)

This mystery sort is not based on the chemical properties of the elements. Rather, it's more about the elements' placement on the periodic table, or also about the names that were assigned to them.

Mankind has made great strides in exploring our solar system. As we've developed better tools to aid us, we've had to amend or rewrite our hypotheses and theories about the solar system. Can you place these event and inventions in chronological order?

Microsoft Excel is one of the most powerful of all applications. This quiz is designed for people with a very good knowledge of Excel and its more advanced functions and features.

Part 1 looked at the history of the elevator, Part 2 at some elevator fun facts as does this quiz. If that displeases you there are steps you can take to avoid taking it. But I'm sure you will find this quiz uplifting, and that it won't let you down.

The states in the USA all have two-letter codes used to address mail etc. The 118 named elements also have abbreviations and 17 of them are shared with the codes used by the states. You have to pick out the elements with symbols matching the states below

We have seen several incredible technologies since the 1920s that have become a part of our everyday existence. Do you know which decade these technologies came from?

Ever wonder about the scientific characteristics of sound? Take some sound advise and try this quiz to see what you know and find out more fun facts.

Astronomy has a universal appeal. So don't be star-struck. Take this quiz to see what you know and find out more.

With an area of 20,779 sq km and a length of 274km, the size of Wales is a universally recognised unit of geographical measurement. Can you match the object to its size relative to Wales?

Your job is to name the third-smallest positive integer (i.e. 1, 2, 3, ..., and so on) that meets the criteria, out of the infinite sequence of integers that do. For instance, the third-smallest even number is 6. The answers are in ascending order.

This quiz has pictures of ten long obsolete pieces of hardware, from the 1950s to the 1990s (and maybe a few years beyond). How many of those can you recognize - and how many have you actually used? Which device has which use?

There are 206 bones in the human skeleton. Can you rank the top ten largest?

You've just gotta get your hands on these items because they were all hot, new things at one point or another. Simply place these creations in order from oldest to newest in terms of when they were invented. The heat is on! Good luck!

Put these inventions of different kinds into the chronological order of their invention, starting with the earliest and ending with the most recent. Dates refer to when an invention became a reality, not to when it was first thought of.

Your baby's first year is filled with noteworthy steps! Can you put these "milestones" in the correct sequence starting with the earliest for normal development in a healthy baby?

Although currently frowned upon, previously it was common to name a condition for the location where it first emerged or was recognized. Can you match the description of a disease and the location which lent its name to the malady?

Mathematical operations often involve numbers of very different kinds - from simple to those hard to grasp or even to imagine. Here are ten (most probably infinite) sets of numbers, with each larger one including all smaller ones, to put in order.

Logotherapy has often been been recognized as one of the three Viennese schools of psychology - the first two of course being the schools of Freud and Adler. It is also the least known, so this quiz is a chance to learn a bit about logotherapy.

Proud owners of a new gaming computer or workstation might gloat and brag about its specs - numbers that indicate just how powerful (and expensive) their new hardware is. To the uninitiated, they however sound like random numbers. Let's shed some light!

A label quiz where you pick the statement that matches the fact about human physiology to a particular time slot on a daily cycle.

The amount of air we breathe with each breath is a small percentage of the air in our lungs. There are various parameters with the volume of air in the lungs that changes in both health and disease. Let's explore these different respiratory parameters.

Sometimes you find the climate is just a little too warm for your liking. You have things to do, and you just have to get them done regardless. This quiz is about those of us who just pushed through. These verified records date from between 1900 & 2020.

In the latter half of the twentieth century the health of a nation started to change focus from healing the sick to staying healthy. This is the domain of public health. This quiz marks public health achievements in the early 21st century.