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There are many different types of cell in the human body. For this quiz, list the human cell type from the ones that are the most numerous down to the ones that are the least numerous. Note that this quiz relies on a percentage cell count.

You can't see it and you can't feel it, but the thyroid has many important roles to play in the body. You can test your knowledge about it by taking this quiz.

Tallest, broadest, oldest. Trees are record-breakers of the natural world. This quiz will explore some of the species that appear in the prestigious roster of superlative trees.

This quiz covers the various viruses which cause hepatitis and have been identified by the 2020s.

This quiz is about the number known as "e". If you don't know what that means, come along for a journey of exploration!

The Phoenix Rising's Red Crew had a stop in Africa during our Global Tour. We could not leave this continent without mentioning the plants and trees we saw on our journey.

The world of weather and natural disasters can be quite frightening, but it's through measured analysis that we can determine our level of safety. Match the provided hazard scale with what it's used to measure. Good luck!

To protect the environment from global warming, green energy is becoming the main source of energy for the future. Green energy is a natural source of energy generated from sunlight, water and wind.

This quiz is about the four inner planets of our solar system - the terrestrial planets. Match the fact or feature to the planet.

Glaucoma is a serious condition which can lead to blindness. See what you know about it by taking this quiz.

The square root of 2, though not as famous as other mathematical constants such as pi and Euler's number, is notably associated with the various elegant proofs demonstrating the number's irrationality. Let's learn more about this special number. Enjoy!

This quiz will test you on your knowledge of oesophageal cancer, or esophageal cancer if you're from the USA.

This quiz will focus on constellations that resemble inanimate objects. Each sentence will ask for a specific item indicated by quotations. Match it with the name of a constellation that resembles that item.

Amazingly, this is the first FT quiz exclusively on the sense of taste. See how much you know about the science behind one of our least understood senses.

In English, many trees and shrubs from the land of the rising sun have the word "Japanese" in their common name, or the species is 'japonica', again indicating that it is a Japanese plant. Here are 10 questions about these beautiful and useful plants!

Australia is full of rocks, in particular the ones that contain gold. This quiz looks at some of the innovations that the Aussies have created or adopted to continue being the second largest producer of gold in the world.

While a lot is known about little Mercury, its proximity to the sun means the planet's secrets are difficult to discover. Explore some of the fascinating features of Mercury.

Cloud computing has revolutionized the way we think about digital services. This quiz asks you to match a cloud-related term or concept to its correct description. Good luck!

Nowhere are the dramatic effects of climate change as evident as in small island nations, in particular those located in the Pacific Ocean. This quiz will examine some of the life-altering consequences of climate change for these communities.

Order the EM radiation from the shortest wavelength to the longest, using the clues given to try and figure out where to place the different parts of the spectrum. I hope you see the light!

Welcome to the fifth planet from the sun, we hope you enjoyed the trip. Please read the enclosed brochure and take the skill-testing questionnaire before you embark on your journey to Jupiter.

In 1610, an Italian polymath pointed his telescope in the right place, and changed the understanding of Earth's place in the cosmos. Can you answer these questions about the four moons of Jupiter discovered by Galileo?

Welcome to my science quiz! It has a mix of questions covering various aspects of science.

Lying sixth from the sun, Saturn is both a gas giant and the second largest planet in our solar system. Put on your gas masks and something warm and let's go explore it a little closer.

The title of this quiz is a line from the song "Promise" which is one of the songs in the 2022 Fun Trivia Community Challenge. The single line from the song encapsulates how the Solar System has evolved. Here is a precis of that concept.

Body farms are places where forensic anthropologists leave cadavers outside, exposed to the elements so that they can learn about how weather, insects, and various other things affect decomposition. This valuable knowledge helps to solve crimes.

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In a math classroom, many teachers never ask "when can this rule be used?", so students often try to use formulas and theorems when they do not apply. In these high school geometry problems, let's follow Alicia and Bob as we see why "You Can't Do That!"

There are many foods that cause bloating and gas in humans. Here is a quiz about ten of those foods, and what you might do to alleviate the discomfort caused by the excess gas. Good luck!

Cryptocurrency is still in its infancy as a form of capital. Let's see what you know about this digital technology. Good luck!