Are You a Science Genius?
Written by Todd Curtis Science Expert
Last updated · 13 min play time
With the popularity of Neil DeGrasse Tyson, Bill Nye and Chris Hadfield, science geniuses are becoming well-known icons. Are you smart enough to hang with these science superstars? Take this test to find out – only 5% of people have passed!
Are you a science genius or someone who loves learning what makes the world tick? Test your skills with our expertly written quiz on science!
This challenging quiz was put together by science genius, Todd Curtis. Todd has his Bachelor’s in Physics and Mathematics and a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering. In addition to developing incredible science quizzes like this one, Todd is a physics professor and has taught astronomy and engineering. He is also a history and trivia buff, as well as a DIY guru who built his own house!
Think you have what it takes to hang with science superstars like Neil DeGrasse Tyson, Bill Nye, Chris Hadfield, and our resident science expert, Todd Curtis? Test your level of science genius with this one-of-a-kind science quiz!
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Which scientist is more trivia than scientific knowledge
Good cross section of questions.
pretty rubbish icl, got about 3 questions right and got an f so this game is unfair, i must win everything
Some of the question didn't feel scientific eg how many ounces in a pound that's a math questions also me not being American also doesn't help another question was about who have put the first rocket into space
39 out of 41 this time.
38 out of 41. 93%.
@clrwater I agree
I HAD ACTUAL PHYSICAL SCIENCE AS A 12-WEEK COURSE, IN COLLEGE, ENDED UP WITH A 98 AVERAGE, ONE OF MY FIRST CLASSES IN THE 1993 SUMMER QUARTER IN THE TEXAS STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE-WACO, IN THE 'TOYOTA TECHNICAL EDUCATION NETWORK..
Too much about the history of science than of science itself. I would have scored much better if it had been about science as the quiz stated, as it is one of my strong topics. The first quiz I aced at 100%. Thanks for the enjoyment.
@clrwaterthe question was what element was not necessary for combustion @clrwater
Barely passed. Although to be fair, this quiz is more history of science, less science, isn't it?
AHAHAHAH DISTANT EARLY WARNING SYSTEM I die. LOLOLOL
the first quiz was easy 100. this one is 94%. more unfamiliar info
i'm not a genius but it was quite interesting.
Your question on heat, fuel and oxygen is incorrect. there are many oxygen-fuel reactions that only require embodied heat of the fuels (not a source) like a hypergolic reaction. A catalyst can also start a reaction.
im a ten year old kid
I am not a scientist.
bbagg-41/41 I am a scientist & a Historion!!!!
85% but guessing helps
this was very easy