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Salt isn't just the stuff you sprinkle on your fries - it's a universe of chemical compounds, each with its own quirks, powers, and purpose. From fireworks to first aid, this quiz dives into the salty secrets hiding in plain sight.

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!

Inspired by Gustav Holst's orchestral suite "The Planets," here is my second of seven quizzes on the 'other' planets in our Solar System. What do you know of magical Uranus, the seventh planet from the Sun?

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.

Welcome to The Zen of Python, where whitespace is sacred, bugs are inevitable, and every question is a riddle wrapped in an exception. Enlightenment awaits... if you survive all 10 questions. Have fun.

There are hundreds of billions of galaxies in our universe. They vary in shapes, size, and distance from Earth. Match the name of the galaxy to its photo and learn a bit more about just a fraction of these fascinating systems.

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

Test your knowledge of C programming with this fun and challenging quiz! From syntax to logic, see if you can spot the right answers and prove you're fluent in the language that powers the world.

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?

Can you classify these widely-known infectious diseases based on the common pathogenic group?

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!

Ten questions about the Sun, various solar phenomena, and what makes our Sol tick. Enjoy!

Stop the clocks! If you have the time to play this quiz today, it just might be thanks to all of the developments over the centuries that enabled us to more accurately track time. Now, all we have to worry about is how we spend it...

All parts of the human body have grown from one of the three germ layers - ectoderm, mesoderm and endoderm - during pregnancy. Can you classify the parts with their origins?

An introduction to the most basic concepts of quantum computing, concepts which are pretty far out there as it is. I have tried to simplify the ideas when possible, but a little knowledge of quantum uncertainty will certainly help. Enjoy!

Aspiring to learn more about aspirin? This is the quiz for you. Let's take a look at the fascinating background and science of the origin of aspirin. Content will be divided between willow and its link to aspirin and the history of aspirin.

The answers in this fifty-fifty quiz either start with P or Q. I'll give you a definition and you tell me the initial letter. Sound easy? Be careful, some of these are designed to trick you!

Some pregnancy and birth facts from conception to delivery.

Here are four constellations and a list of nebulae, stars and star clusters or asterisms. Sort the names into the constellation where they belong. The photo shows the Flame Nebula, one of the items in the quiz.

Lead (Pb) has a density of 11.34 grams per cubic centimeter at room temperature. Increases in temperature (such as into molten lead) decrease the density slightly because of thermal expansion. There are 22 metals that are denser than lead.

No math drills here... just some formulas, theorems, and other assorted geometric whatnots handpicked just for you (yes, you!) to test whether you remember as much as you think you do from back in the day. Good luck!

There are formally 88 defined constellations, but over 13,500 asterisms in our night sky, as seen and defined by every different culture on the planet. Here are four prominent asterisms that are comprised of just three stars to be sorted into boxes.

Ten True/False format questions from various fields of science. Good luck!

Think you know fog? Or are you in a haze? Take this nifty misty 10-question quiz filled with fun fog facts and find out if you have the foggiest idea about this meteorological phenomenon. Enjoy!

This is a set of ten questions about electrical vocabulary and installations. They are inspired by the 2005 National Electrical Code (NEC) for the US. Good luck and I hope you don't find them too difficult.

I've been a chiropractor for over 40 years and saw a need for spreading out some information many might not know or have heard about. I call it "The Infancy of Chiropractic."

My mate Kev, a stereotypically bespectacled archaeologist, has come across a nice cache of bones. It's been so long since college, though, that he needs some assistance from you in identifying them.

How much do you know about iron as it relates to your health? By taking this quiz you will "iron out" any confusion you may have about this essential element, and will be left with a satisfied FEeling!

A mix of 10 Sci / Tech questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

Enter a bustling kitchen where Earth's greatest scientists from all across history have gathered to prepare their signature dish and learn about science along the way.