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Confused about Student Loans? You're not alone! Start by learning the basics of college financing by taking our simple yet informative quizzes.

Calling all movie buffs! Do you adore the Academy Awards? Never miss a red carpet premiere? We have the trivia games for you! Enjoy hundreds of questions that will test your movie knowledge!

Computer security knowledge is not optional if you want to avoid viruses, spyware and identity theft.

Immerse yourself in the exciting world of mortgage terminology!

Want to save on gas? It may be easier than you think. Test your fuel-efficiency savvy with this new fun quiz!


Quiz-Tree Notables

John Trumbull's "Declaration of Independence" is one of the oldest and most prominent elements of Americana. Even though this is a famous painting, very few people can identify many of the founding fathers shown. Quiz-Tree.com offers a convenient way of doing just that. The Flash-based interactive version of the painting allows users to view the person's name and a biographical note by placing the mouse over the figure in question.

Sight Words (also called the Dolch Word List) are some of the most frequently used words in the English language. Having the ability to recognize these words can dramatically increase confidence and improve reading proficiency of the beginning reader. Here at Quiz-Tree.com you will find exercises that can help your children master Sight Words and have some fun too.

Quiz-Tree.com Resource titled Sight Words Exercises has met the California Learning Resource Network (CLRN) review criteria and is included on the CLRN website.

Here you will find quizzes that cover several important elementary math topics. The quizzes are interactive and easy to use. All the quizzes offer attractive visual and audio interface in order to engage the children's attention and make learning more interesting and exciting.

Are you studying Spanish for school, business or just for fun? On this site you will find free interactive quizzes that will test your knowledge and even help you improve your Spanish vocabulary. Many of the quizzes come with sound clips recorded by a native Spanish speaker.


Secure Computing News

Truth be told, viruses are not as hot as they used to be. This of course doesn't mean that you should neglect the virus threat. There are quite a few dangerous viruses roaming the Internet.

Computer security is a huge subject and the truth is that it's almost impossible to completely secure a given computer. The good news is that by following some simple steps and applying common sense, you can dramatically decrease your chances of having computer-related problems.


Educational Software at Quiz-Buddy.com

Need to learn some useful Spanish phrases? If so, check out this page!

Here you will find some basic phrases that are easy to learn and that may come in handy in many real-life situations. Each phrase comes with an audio clip recorded by a native Spanish speaker.

This program can help you build and advance your vocabulary the smart way. Just paste any text into QB - Text Analyzer and in a few seconds you can see the frequency of every word in that text.

Quiz-Buddy for Windows comes with over 100 pre-installed Q&A-lists. Visit this page to see what's available.

This award-winning teaching tool helps students in learning and test-preparation.

With Quiz-Buddy you can improve your results on many standardized tests such as SAT and GRE. You can also use Quiz-Buddy for other tasks requiring memorization, such as vocabulary-building, learning foreign languages, etc.


K5 Stars News

What better way to practice math than by counting money?

To check out our new games, log in to K5 Stars and then follow these links:

Dollars 1 through 10:
http://www.k5stars.com/games/game.php?quizID=252_1_XML-FLASH1

Dollars 11 through 20:
http://www.k5stars.com/games/game.php?quizID=253_1_XML-FLASH1

Dollars 21 through 100:
http://www.k5stars.com/games/game.php?quizID=254_1_XML-FLASH1

 
Free Quiz Home > Science > Physics and Astronomy

Physics and Astronomy

Do you love gazing at the stars at night? Or do you ever wonder about the matter outside our planet? Quiz-Tree has provided a series of fun quizzes that will let you learn more about the celestial objects in our universe.

Challenge yourself on how much you know about the solar system and the heavenly bodies. Find out more interesting facts about the planets, stars and even the Milky Way by answering the games below. Learning astronomy and physics has never been this fun!















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The Planet Mercury
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The Andromeda Galaxy
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Neutron Stars
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Supernovae
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Pulsars
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The Asteroid Belt
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Telescopes
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Black Holes
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Earth
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Mars
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Eclipses
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Famous Astronomers
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Space

NASA's iconic images of Earth from space date back to the late 1960s--with snapshots taken by Apollo astronauts. The modern "blue marble" images are captured by machines and they're not photos. They're datasets collected by instruments aboard satellites and then translated into imagery on the ground.

As it circles Earth, NASA's Interstellar Boundary Explorer hunts for particles streaming in from beyond the solar system. It has intercepted hydrogen, helium, neon and oxygen atoms. IBEX principal investigator Dave McComas discusses how the abundance of those atoms hints at the Milky Way's composition.

The images from NASA's Gravity Recovery And Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) lunar spacecraft offer a fresh view of the moon's far side.

This week solar flares sent a huge blast of X-rays and charged particles screaming towards the Earth. Solar astronomer David Hathaway and physicist Doug Biesecker discuss the sun's explosive behavior, and how that 'space weather' affects satellites, airplanes and the electric grid.

A 33,000-year-old skull of a "wolf on the way to becoming a dog" was found in a Siberian cave. Evolutionary Biologist Susan Crockford, co-author of a study about the skull in PLoS ONE, discusses why the discovery challenges common beliefs about dog domestication.


NYT > Space & Cosmos

Operating on money and equipment scrounged from the public and from Silicon Valley millionaires, a band of astronomers recently restarted the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.

The space shuttles are headed for museums, but NASA said Friday that more than 6,300 people responded to its latest call for would-be astronauts, the second highest in its history.

Mr. Boisjoly wrote a portentous memo six months before the Space Shuttle Challenger?s explosion, warning that if it was too cold, seals connecting sections of the shuttle?s rocket boosters could fail.

Russia blamed radiation on Tuesday for a computer glitch that doomed its mission to a moon of Mars, but space industry experts cast doubt on the findings.

Could America build a lunar base during an eight-year Newt Gingrich presidency, as Mr. Gingrich promised this week? The obstacles would lie in money and politics.


 

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