Latin is a “dead” language, but it lives on in law, science, and literature. Using Latin phrases correctly is a hallmark of a classic education. Do you know what “Carpe Diem” really means? Match the Latin phrase to its English translation. Fun Fact: “Memento Mori” was whispered to Roman generals during their victory parades to … Read more
In the digital age, ignorance is a vulnerability. You hear about “Phishing” and “Ransomware” on the news, but can you actually define them? This test covers the essential vocabulary of modern cybersecurity. If you care about your digital safety, you should score at least 80%. Security Tip: “Social Engineering” is often more dangerous than any … Read more
We live in a digital world, surrounded by acronyms. You use HTTP every day, but do you know what it stands for? If you work in an office, you should score at least 80%. Let’s check your tech literacy. Tech Tip: Knowing these terms isn’t just trivia; it helps you troubleshoot your own devices and … Read more
Do you have the vocabulary of a university professor? Or do you rely on basic English? We’ve selected 15 words that appear frequently in literature and high-level journalism. Prove your intelligence by selecting the correct definition. Word of the day: “Defenestration” is historically famous for the “Defenestration of Prague” in 1618, which started a war.
You use money every day, but do you know what it looks like around the world? The “$” and “€” are easy, but only financial experts get 100% on this test. Test your financial literacy now. Match the symbol to the currency. Did you know? The British Pound (£) symbol comes from the Latin word … Read more
You use their products every day. But do you recognize their stock ticker symbols or iconic products? Prove you are a true tech savvy.
English is full of strange expressions. Can you decode these common idioms from the visual clues? This test is used by ESL teachers worldwide to check fluency.
You’ve traveled the world (or at least scrolled through it on Instagram). But do you know where the power lies? Many people mistake Sydney for the capital of Australia, or Rio for the capital of Brazil. Don’t be that tourist. Prove your global status now. Fun Fact: Australia chose Canberra as its capital because Sydney … Read more
Gold is Au. Oxygen is O. But what about Tungsten? Or Potassium? The periodic table is the alphabet of the universe, yet most of us forget it the moment we leave school. Test your scientific literacy. We show you the chemical symbol; you identify the element. Speed counts. Did you know? The symbol for Gold … Read more
Symbols speak louder than words. In the digital age, emojis have become the new universal language. But how well do you know the official flags of the world? This rapid-fire test challenges your geographical knowledge. No maps, no hints—just the flag and your brain. 90% of adults cannot get a perfect score. Can you? Why … Read more