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Someone somewhere has noticed these everyday effects and studied them. This quiz is about matching the name of the effect to the description of that effect.

Although essential to the survival of the human species, in the past few decades rainforests have been disappearing at an alarming rate. This quiz will serve as a brief introduction to these unique environments.

Conifers include some of the world's mightiest and most beautiful tree species. Found on most continents, they truly deserve the epithet of "cosmopolitan". The names and the hints should help you to place each tree in the correct spot on this world map.

Rare earth metals are becoming increasingly important, but are still largely unknown. Can you find the 17 rare earths in a list of 24?

From the time food enters the human body till it is excreted as waste, it undergoes a certain dance - the dance of digestion. Can you place the parts of the human digestive system in the correct order from where food enters to where it leaves the body?

The world is a windy place and various local winds have gained specific names over the years. In this quiz match the name of the wind to the area in which it is found.

The definition of an elementary particle has evolved over the centuries, with the currently-accepted version of the Standard Model considering that there are 17 of them. Can you locate the 15 in this list?

This is a quiz on a group of heart conditions called cardiomyopathies.

Excel is a very versatile application, so what do you know about it? This quiz will test your knowledge. All questions should be answerable with any Excel version from 2010 forward.

The widespread use of natural gas has become controversial in recent years. Do you know how it is used, and why it is controversial?

The joke goes: "Why do chemists call helium, curium and barium the medical elements? Because if you can't helium or curium, you barium!" So this quiz will feature these three elements and any relation they might have to the world of medicine.

A cold Tramontana or a warm Föhn are just two of the many winds in Europe. Can you find ten different winds on the map?

In this quiz, find the fourteen plants that are non-flowering. Avoid the flowering plants or your game will come to an end.

This quiz contains some fairly basic questions about the various sciences.

There are many named processes in industrial chemistry for creating or refining useful chemicals or elements. In this quiz match the name of the process to the substance it is used to make or refine.

Welcome to the Museum of AI Anachronisms, where each image contains an element that doesn't really belong there. For each picture, identify the object that was invented AFTER the displayed time period. (Click the images for a closer look!)

Select the term that a mathematician might use when trying to describe each of the objects shown. Where relevant, these are real life objects, so display imperfections, and are not ideal examples.

Can you accurately order these units of mass from the smallest to the largest?

For folks getting up there in age, here are some tips for healthier living-- aligning your internal body clock with helpful exercises and practices to adopt at different times of the day.

Place these discoveries in date order, starting with the earliest. The dates of the various discoveries are provided as hints.

When will I ever use that school knowledge in real life? Statistics brings math into our real world with interpreting data and making wise decisions in our life. Given real world scenarios can you link up the matching statistics vocabulary?

Our solar system is populated with over a million asteroids. There are about 195 impact craters that have been identified on the surface of the Earth. This quiz is about some of the more significant ones.

This quiz features twelve pictures of members of the diverse and abundant grass family, Poaceae. Best of luck in identifying all twelve.

It took a while for the sphere-shaped Earth concept to spread around the globe. But don't push Flat Earth believers over the edge or they'll get angry. Instead, take this well-rounded quiz about Flat Earth history.

See if you can match these typical plant characteristics with the plant division in which they are seen most frequently. While there are exceptions, each word is primarily associated with only one of the divisions. Good luck!

Part three in this internet history series. The questions revolve around the first few years of the internet from 1993 to 1998, and look at several key moments and innovations in the history of the internet.

Sonar and ultrasound are very interesting and useful technologies. Take this quiz to see what you know and learn more.

Irlen Syndrome is a little known but surprisingly common problem that affects approximately 14% of people worldwide. More education on this disorder is essential in order to help more sufferers.

Match the word in the right-hand column with its definition in the left-hand column. All the words are nouns.

Zero is such an unusual number, sometimes being viewed as more of a placeholder than anything. However, zero does have characteristics similar to other numbers. Can you determine whether the characteristic is representative of the number zero?