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Harry Potter was without question the best known student at the fictive school Hogwarts created by J.K. Rowling. But what do you know about the school's staff?

Who knew your home was packed with chemistry? From the kitchen to the bathroom, positive and negative ions combine to create ionic compounds. Can you recognize these ten common household substances from their disguised chemical formulas?

Eric Carle wrote and illustrated more than 70 books in his lifetime. Match the animal picture to its title. May contain spoilers.

Something is stirring in the dark! Ten nighttime animals are hiding in plain sight, and it's your job to find them. Each sentence holds a secret animal name and a clue to help you uncover it. Can you catch all ten before they disappear into the night?

All ten words in this quiz contain the letters GEE in exactly that order. From sweet treats to outer space, can you match each word to the correct definition?

Considered one of the rarer animated TV specials from the great Dr Seuss, it first aired on the ABC on October 28, 1977. Interestingly, it never made it into publication. The music was written by Joe Raposo who composed it for Sesame Street.

Not a lot of English words end with the letter "C". But let's make this quiz even more restrictive (and fun?). Given clues about words that start and end with the letter "C", can you match them up?

We eat all types of foods from fruits and vegetables to yummy desserts and treats. Sometimes it is surprising to find out how much sugar is in those items. See if you can rank these foods from least sweet to most sweet.

Every job has a special place to work. Use the workplace pictures to help you match each career to the correct location. Have fun exploring different jobs!

Throughout the "Harry Potter" series, author J.K. Rowling uses some interesting and clever puns to describe people and things, through their names. Take this quiz to explore the meaning behind these names!

Maya, Ben and Leo join their teacher for a lab full of colour changes, mysterious bubbles and surprising results. Use the clues to help them explain what is happening in each test tube.

If you're playing a board game, you may say a little prayer that the number you need will turn up when you roll the dice. Maybe that makes you a holy roller. In this quiz, you need to pick the games that use a die or dice from the options listed.

Can you decide which of the things from this list may be making me happy, and which might make me sad?

Plants have some surprising ways of getting started. From flying seeds to potatoes with eyes, explore how new plants find a place to grow. To sow means to plant seeds, but seeds are not the only way!

Let's take a trip through the alphabet from A to Z. Wait, that sounds too long. Let's go from A to A! Here are ten words that start and end with the letter "A". Match the definition or clue to the word.

Zip up your jacket, grab a pen and ring your bike bell. These everyday objects have some clever parts doing the work. Can you work out what happens when you use them?

A fun and easy quiz all about human organs and what they do. This is my first quiz, so I hope you enjoy!

Animals can live a long or short time. Look at the animals and rank them from the shortest to longest lives. PLEASE NOTE - These are average lifespans and assume natural deaths rather than from accidents or being eaten.

I've got ten ingredients laid out in my kitchen so we can make some delicious chocolate spice cookies. Label each ingredient and learn a little bit more about it and its role in our cookies.

This intriguing nonfiction magazine article has a few holes punched in it. Can you help me figure out which vocabulary words best fit the blanks? Perfect for English language learners!

The book titled "The Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles", by Julie Andrews Edwards, is about the power of imagination. From that story, can you pick out the creatures that the Potter children saw?

I took my 3-year-old goddaughter to some zoos here in Japan. She is from the Philippines and had never visited a zoo before. When we came home we drew some animals we saw together on my PC. Can you ID them from the pictures and hints?

Animals have been reproducing by laying eggs for a long time. The first eggs were jelly like and laid in water over 500 million years ago. Land animals began laying eggs in protective shells approximately 340 million years ago.

As you play this quiz, take a moment to 'pause and think' before sorting each word. Some choices are obvious, while others may make you stop and think twice!

All ten words in this quiz contain the letters UGH in exactly that order. From funny sounds to things you might find in nature, can you match each word to the correct definition?

From Hogwarts to Riverdale which schools use or teach magic?

How well can you recognize the multiples of 9? Those are the products you get by multiplying 9 by other numbers. All you have to do is select the ten numbers that are multiples of 9 and steer clear of those that aren't. So get ready, and have fun!

Numbers can be found nearly everywhere, including nursery rhymes, fairy tales, books and stories. Your job here is to decide what number is associated with each item, then place them in order starting with the smallest number.

Has your English teacher ever told you that your word choice was weak? Well, say no more! Here are 15 synonyms to help you make your writing stronger! The word "nice" is the focus of the synonyms in this quiz.

Saturday was a great day! Can you fill in the blanks on my story with the appropriate word? Every answer has "ugh" in the word. Good luck and have fun!