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Take the create Christmas engineering quiz

create by create
11 December 2025
in Trends, Features
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Take the create Christmas engineering quiz

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The create engineering quiz returns – with a Christmas twist.

Ever wondered how much lift is generated by all of the birds in the 12 days of Christmas? Or how fast Santa needs to travel to deliver presents to all the children in the world? create has you covered.

Take the quiz to test your knowledge of the engineering behind stars, sleighs and slinkies, and let us know how you did in the comments.

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  1. Moyan says:
    9 months ago

    Thanks – I really enjoyed this!

    But I felt a little sad to see question 8 asking about lift (a force!), and having all available answers in mass units… 😛

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