By David Shaw, 4 July 2018
Get serious about science with the Double Helix quiz. We put you to the test with rocket science and radiation, as well as plants and petrology! If you’re after more fun science for kids, subscribe to Double Helix magazine!
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By David Shaw, 20 June 2018
It’s time for another round of science trivia. This week, we’ve got ancient questions about what happened before the Jurassic, and a puzzler about what meteoroids are.
By David Shaw, 6 June 2018
Time to test your scientific mettle. This week we’re asking questions about everything from tiny butterfly legs to huge continents. Good luck!
By David Shaw, 23 May 2018
Ready to test your knowledge? In this quiz we’ve got a range of questions, about distant stars to the very air we breathe!
By David Shaw, 9 May 2018
Here’s a quiz to get your brain pumping. Test your knowledge of floating metals, and not one but two questions about the closest star to home – our Sun! If you’re after more fun science for kids, subscribe to Double Helix magazine!
By David Shaw, 25 April 2018
Think you’re scientifically savvy? Give this week’s quick quiz a try! Test yourself on tectonics and trilobites, work out how many legs a dragonfly has to stand on, and reveal what’s detected by The Dish.
By David Shaw, 11 April 2018
From the time of dinosaurs to mysterious materials, this week’s quiz is a real brain bender. Time to test your knowledge!
By David Shaw, 28 March 2018
How well do you know your own head? This edition of the quick quiz travels from Australia all the way out into space!
By David Shaw, 14 March 2018
Put your thinking caps on, it’s time to test your skills in chemistry, time, space, tech and biology!
By David Shaw, 28 February 2018
From big cats to tiny sub-atomic particles, this quiz will test your scientific know-how!
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