Quick Quizzes
Quick Quizzes are the hook that pulls us closer to nature and her inner workings. When we are asked seemingly simple questions, but are held accountable for why we have particular views, we are forced to evaluate our thinking, assess what confidence we have and why we have it, and are able to help enlighten others with our perspective. And most importantly, we must take what nature eventually gives us and restructure our thinking!
Not sure where to start? Take a look at some of our favorite examples in the gallery below! If you are looking for a specific topic, we have categorized all of the quizzes below the gallery. A new quiz will be uploaded to our YouTube every Friday, so be sure to subscribe!
Bounces vs Splat: Does a Basketball or Sandbag Exert More Force When Dropped? (video, pdf)
Same Height, Different Tracks: Can You Predict Which Ball Wins? (video, pdf)
Conservation of Momentum: What Happens When a Launcher Fires with No Projectile? (video, pdf)
Momentum in Action: What Happens When a Stack of Bouncy Balls Drops (video, pdf)
Inflated vs. Deflated Basketball - Which Give More Force? (pdf)
Inflated vs. Deflated Basketball - Which has a greater impact time? (pdf)
How Do Car Transmissions Work? The Science Explained! (video, pdf)
Reverse Bias Diode with a Resistor and Two Voltmeters (video, pdf)
On-Off-On Two Single Pole-Double Throw Switches (video, pdf)
Three Resistor - Which Has the Greatest Voltage Drop (video, pdf)
Can You Predict Which Bulb Will Light Up? AC Power and Parallel Diodes Test! (video, pdf)
The Surprising Truth About "Overcharging" a Capacitor (And the Explosive Consequences) (video, pdf)
Building a 400,000 Volt Doorbell with a Van de Graff Generator (video, pdf)
How Do Lightning Rods Work? A Classic Van de Graff Experiment (video, pdf)
Using Physics to Make a Simple Metronome Circuit (video, pdf)
Building a Binary Counter: Using Simple Circuits to Explain How Computers Count! (video, pdf)