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Georg Cantor Quiz
Exploring the Limitless: A Quiz on Georg Cantor's Groundbreaking Mathematics
Updated: Feb 12, 2024
Step into the mesmerizing mind of Georg Cantor, the enigmatic German mathematician who challenged infinity itself. Unravel the depths of his groundbreaking theories with this mind-bending quiz.
This Georg Cantor quiz is not for the faint of heart! With 31 challenging questions covering a wide range of topics, only the most dedicated fans will be able to answer them all correctly. Are you up for the challenge? Discover your unique strengths.
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Number Theory
Algebra
Calculus
Set Theory
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March 3, 1845
May 15, 1835
October 31, 1850
January 1, 1840
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More Numerous Than Naturals
They Are Countable
They Are Fewer Than Integers
They Are Finite
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Cardinal And Ordinal
Even And Odd
Prime And Composite
Complex And Imaginary
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It Was An Accident
It Was A Divine Communication
It Was Incomplete
It Was A Hypothesis
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British
Russian
French
German
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Trigonometry
Geometry
Probability
Set Theory
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Set Multiplication
Subset Theory
Set Subtraction
One-to-one Correspondence
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The Royal Society
MIT
Oxford University
The Fields Institute
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The Infinity Of Infinities
Zero As A Number
Fourth Dimension Of Space
Pi To The Last Digit
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Counter-intuitive
Practical
Obsolete
Innovative
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Albert Einstein
Isaac Newton
Leopold Kronecker
Blaise Pascal
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Buddhism
Judaism
Lutheran Christianity
Islam
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Measles
Tuberculosis
Arthritis
Depression
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The Absolute Infinity Of God
The Shape Of The Universe
The Limits Of Algebra
The Concept Of Zero
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Immanuel Kant
Karl Marx
Socrates
Constantin Gutberlet
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Digital
Simple Integers
Roman Numerals
Transfinite Numbers
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1910
1918
1920
1905
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Financial
Physical
Personal And Public
Legal
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Revolutionary
Nonsense
Essential
Incomplete
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They All Are Finite
They Have The Same Elements
They Cannot Intersect
They Can Be Well-ordered
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Infinity Of Infinities
Triangles Are Always Acute
Limits To Calculus
Rational Numbers Are Infinite
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All Numbers Are Imaginary
Numbers Are Symbols Only
Real Numbers Are More Numerous
Natural Numbers Don't Exist
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To The Moon
Back In Time
To The Center Of The Earth
To The Paradise He Created
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Greek Alphanumerical System
Binary Codes
Cardinal And Ordinal Numbers
Children's Counting
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Numbers Are More Powerful Than God
Infinite Sets Can Exist
Numbers Have No End
Zero Is Heretical
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Philosophy
Astronomy
Politics
Culinary Arts
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Francis
Pell
Franzelin
Richelieu
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Algebraic Numbers
Political Numbers
Negative Numbers
Celestial Numbers
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David Hilbert
Leonardo Da Vinci
Marie Curie
Richard Feynman
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May 17, 1913
Feb 12, 1916
Jul 20, 1866
Jan 6, 1918
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