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This is a list of 1,000 basic articles every Wikipedia needs. This page should include the same article as meta:List of articles all languages should have. When change is needed, please change at Meta first.

Biography

At least three sentences on 100 key historical figures.

Actors, dancers and models

1. Bardot, Brigitte
2. Bernhardt, Sarah
3. Brando, Marlon

# Chaplin, Charlie

1. Dietrich, Marlene
2. Marx Brothers

# Monroe, Marilyn

Artists and architects

1. Botticelli, Sandro
2. Bruegel, Pieter the Elder
3. Corbusier, Le
4. da Vinci, Leonardo
5. Dalí, Salvador
6. Donatello
7. Dürer, Albrecht
8. El Greco
9. Escher, Maurits Cornelis
10. Gogh, Vincent van
11. Goya, Francisco
12. Kahlo, Frida
13. Matisse, Henri
14. Michelangelo
15. Picasso, Pablo
16. Pollock, Jackson
17. Raphael
18. Rembrandt
19. Rubens, Peter Paul
20. Velázquez, Diego
21. Vermeer, Johannes
22. Warhol, Andy
23. Wright, Frank Lloyd

Authors, playwrights and poets

1. Abu Nuwas
2. Arnaut, Daniel
3. Bashō
4. Beckett, Samuel
5. Borges, Jorge Luis
6. Byron, George
7. Camões, Luís de
8. Cervantes, Miguel de
9. Chaucer, Geoffrey
10. Chekhov, Anton
11. Dante Alighieri
12. Darío, Rubén
13. Dickens, Charles
14. Dostoevsky, Fyodor
15. Ferdowsi
16. Fuzûlî
17. Garcia Marquez, Gabriel
18. Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von
19. Homer
20. Horace
21. Hugo, Victor
22. Ibsen, Henrik
23. Joyce, James
24. Kafka, Franz
25. Kālidāsa
26. Khayyam, Omar
27. Li Bai
28. Lewis, CS
29. Mahfouz, Naguib
30. Milton, John
31. Molière
32. Nabokov, Vladimir
33. Ovid
34. Poe, Edgar Allan
35. Premchand, Munshi
36. Proust, Marcel
37. Pushkin, Alexander
38. Rimbaud, Arthur
39. Rustaveli, Shota
40. Saramago, Josè
41. Sappho
42. Shakespeare, William
43. Sophocles
44. Sturluson, Snorri
45. Tolkien, J. R. R.
46. Tolstoy, Leo
47. Twain, Mark
48. Virgil
49. Wilde, Oscar
50. Wu Cheng'en
51. Yeats, William Butler

Composers and musicians

1. Bach, Johann Sebastian
2. Beatles, The
3. Beethoven, Ludwig van
4. Berlioz, Hector
5. Bruckner, Anton
6. Brahms, Johannes
7. Tchaikovsky, Petr
8. Chopin, Frédéric
9. Dvořák Antonín
10. Händel, Georg Frideric
11. Hendrix, Jimi
12. Jackson, Michael
13. Madonna
14. Mahler, Gustav
15. Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
16. Puccini, Giacomo
17. Presley, Elvis
18. Rolling Stones, The
19. Schubert, Franz
20. Smetana, Bedřich
21. Schumann, Robert
22. Sibelius, Jean
23. Stravinsky, Igor
24. Verdi, Giuseppe
25. Vivaldi, Antonio
26. Wagner, Richard

Explorers

1. Amundsen, Roald
2. Armstrong, Neil
3. Cartier, Jacques
4. Columbus, Christopher
5. Cook, James
6. Cortés Hernán
7. Gagarin, Yuri
8. Gama, Vasco da
9. Magellan, Ferdinand
10. Polo, Marco
11. Zheng He
12. von Humboldt, Alexander

Film directors and screenwriters

1. Bergman, Ingmar
2. Disney, Walt
3. Fellini, Federico
4. Hitchcock, Alfred
5. Kubrick, Stanley
6. Kurosawa, Akira
7. Lucas, George
8. Spielberg, Steven

Inventors, scientists and mathematicians

1. Archimedes
2. Bell, Alexander Graham
3. Berners-Lee, Tim
4. Brahe, Tycho
5. Copernicus, Nicolaus
6. Curie, Marie
7. Darwin, Charles
8. Edison, Thomas
9. Einstein, Albert
10. Euclides
11. Euler, Leonard
12. Faraday, Michael
13. Fermi, Enrico
14. Fibonacci
15. Ford, Henry
16. Fourier, Joseph
17. Galileo Galilei
18. Gauss, Carl Friedrich
19. Gutenberg, Johann
20. Haeckel, Ernst
21. Joule, James Prescott
22. Kepler, Johannes
23. Keynes, John Maynard
24. Khwarizmi, Muhammad ibn Musa al-
25. Leibniz, Gottfried
26. Linnaeus, Carolus
27. Maxwell, James Clerk
28. Mendeleev, Dmitri
29. Meucci, Antonio
30. Newton, Sir Isaac
31. Pascal, Blaise
32. Pasteur, Louis
33. Planck, Max
34. Rutherford, Ernest
35. Schrödinger, Erwin
36. Stallman, Richard
37. Tesla, Nikola
38. Turing, Alan
39. Watt, James
40. Wright brothers

Social scientists (philosophers, economists, historians and thinkers)

1. Aquinas, Thomas
2. Aristotle
3. Augustine of Hippo
4. Avicenna
5. Bruno, Giordano
6. Beauvoir, Simone de
7. Chomsky, Noam
8. Descartes, René
9. Durkheim, Émile
10. Francis of Assisi, Saint
11. Freud, Sigmund
12. Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich
13. Herodotus
14. Hippocrates
15. Kant, Immanuel
16. Locke, John
17. Luther, Martin
18. Luxemburg, Rosa
19. Machiavelli, Niccolò
20. Marx, Karl
21. Nietzsche, Friedrich
22. Paul of Tarsus
23. Plato
24. Pythagoras
25. Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
26. Jean-Paul Sartre
27. Smith, Adam
28. Socrates
29. Sun Tzu
30. Voltaire
31. Weber, Max
32. Wittgenstein, Ludwig

Politicians, leaders and aristocrats

1. Akbar
2. Alexander the Great
3. Atatürk, Kemal
4. Augustus
5. Ben-Gurion, David
6. Bismarck, Otto von
7. Bolívar, Simón
8. Bonaparte, Napoleon
9. Bush, George W.
10. Caesar, Julius
11. Charlemagne
12. Churchill, Winston
13. Cixi, Empress Dowager
14. Cleopatra
15. Constantine the Great
16. De Gaulle, Charles
17. Gandhi, Indira
18. Elizabeth I of England
19. Genghis Khan
20. Haile Selassie
21. Harper, Stephen
22. Hirohito
23. Hitler, Adolf
24. Lenin, Vladimir
25. Louis XIV
26. Macdonald, John A.
27. Mandela, Nelson
28. Mao Zedong
29. Mussolini, Benito
30. Nkrumah, Kwame
31. Peter I of Russia
32. Qin Shi Huang
33. Saladin
34. Stalin, Joseph
35. Thatcher, Margaret
36. Truman, Harry S.
37. Victoria of the United Kingdom
38. Washington, George

Religious figures

1. Abraham
2. Moses
3. Jesus
4. Muhammad
5. Buddha

Revolutionaries and activists

1. Bin Laden, Osama
2. Gandhi, Mahatma
3. Goldman, Emma
4. Joan of Arc
5. Keller, Helen
6. King, Martin Luther, Jr.
7. Mother Teresa
8. Nightingale, Florence
9. Parks, Rosa
10. Guevara, Che

History

This section is for events and periods in human history and prehistory. At least five sentences on:

1. History

Prehistory and ancient world

1. Prehistory
2. Stone Age
3. Bronze Age
4. Iron Age
5. Mesopotamia
6. Ancient Egypt
7. Ancient Greece
8. Roman Empire

Middle Ages and Early Modern

1. Age of Enlightenment
2. Aztec
3. Byzantine Empire
4. Crusades
5. Holy Roman Empire
6. Hundred Years War
7. Middle Ages
8. Mongol Empire
9. Ming Dynasty
10. Ottoman Empire
11. Protestant Reformation
12. Renaissance
13. Thirty Years War
14. Vikings

Modern

1. American Civil War
2. Apartheid
3. British Empire
4. Cold War
5. French Revolution
6. Great Depression
7. Gulf War
8. The Holocaust
9. Industrial Revolution
10. Korean War
11. Nazi Germany
12. Russian Revolution of 1917
13. Qing Dynasty
14. Spanish Civil War
15. Treaty of Versailles
16. Vietnam War
17. World War I
18. World War II

Geography

This section is for geographical concepts and for specific places.

1. Geography
2. Capital
3. City
4. Continent
5. Country
6. Desert
7. Earth science
8. Map
9. North Pole
10. Ocean
11. Rainforest
12. River
13. Sea
14. South Pole

Continents and major regions

At least three sentences on each.

1. Africa
2. Antarctica
3. Asia
4. Europe
5. Latin America
6. Middle East
7. North America
8. Oceania
9. South America

Countries

Eventually, there should be articles on most or all of the 243 countries listed at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries. However, for the smaller Wikipedias, some of the more high-priority countries to have articles on are:

1. Afghanistan
2. Algeria
3. Argentina
4. Australia
5. Austria
6. Bangladesh
7. Belgium
8. Brazil
9. Canada
10. China

    People's Republic of China

11. Democratic Republic of the Congo
12. Egypt
13. Ethiopia
14. France
15. Germany
16. Greece
17. India
18. Indonesia
19. Iran
20. Iraq
21. Republic of Ireland
22. Israel
23. Italy
24. Japan
25. Mexico
26. The Netherlands
27. Pakistan
28. Poland
29. Romania
30. Russia
31. Saudi Arabia
32. Singapore
33. South Africa
34. South Korea
35. Spain
36. Sudan
37. Switzerland
38. Tanzania
39. Thailand
40. Turkey
41. Ukraine
42. United Kingdom
43. United States
44. Vietnam
45. Portugal

Cities

1. Amsterdam
2. Athens
3. Baghdad
4. Bangkok
5. Beijing
6. Beirut
7. Berlin
8. Brisbane
9. Brussels
10. Buenos Aires
11. Cairo
12. Canberra
13. Cape Town
14. Chicago
15. Damascus
16. Dar es Salaam
17. Dublin
18. Edinburgh
19. Florence
20. Hong Kong
21. Istanbul
22. Jakarta
23. Jerusalem
24. Karachi
25. Kyoto
26. Los Angeles
27. London
28. Mecca
29. Melbourne
30. Mexico City
31. Milan
32. Montreal
33. Moscow
34. Mumbai
35. Nairobi
36. Naples
37. New Delhi
38. New York City
39. Paris
40. Rio de Janeiro
41. Rome
42. Saint-Petersburg
43. Seoul
44. Shanghai
45. Singapore
46. Sydney
47. Tehran
48. Tel Aviv
49. Tokyo
50. Toronto
51. Vancouver
52. Venice
53. Vienna
54. Washington, D.C.

Bodies of water

1. Amazon River
2. Aral Sea
3. Arctic Ocean
4. Atlantic Ocean
5. Baltic Sea
6. Black Sea
7. Caribbean Sea
8. Caspian Sea
9. Congo River
10. Danube
11. Dead Sea
12. Euphrates
13. Ganges River
14. Great Barrier Reef
15. Great Lakes
16. Indian Ocean
17. Indus River
18. Lake Baikal
19. Lake Tanganyika
20. Lake Titicaca
21. Lake Victoria
22. Mediterranean Sea
23. Mississippi River
24. Niagara Falls
25. Niger River
26. Nile
27. North Sea
28. Pacific Ocean
29. Panama Canal
30. Rhine
31. Suez Canal
32. Southern Ocean
33. Tigris
34. Volga River
35. Yangtze River

Mountains, valleys and deserts

1. Alps
2. Andes
3. Himalaya
4. Mount Kilimanjaro
5. Mount Everest
6. Rocky Mountains
7. Sahara

Society

1. Society
2. Civilization
3. Education

Family and relationships

1. Family
2. Child
3. Man
4. Marriage
5. Woman

Thought, behavior and emotion

1. Behavior
2. Emotion
3. Love
4. Thought

Politics

1. Politics
2. Anarchism
3. Colonialism
4. Communism
5. Conservatism
6. Democracy
7. Dictatorship
8. Diplomacy
9. Fascism
10. Globalization
11. Government
12. Ideology
13. Imperialism
14. Liberalism
15. Marxism
16. Monarchy
17. Nationalism
18. Nazism
19. Republic
20. Socialism
21. State
22. Political party
23. Propaganda

Business and economics

1. Economics
   1. Macroeconomics
   2. Microeconomics
2. Agriculture
3. Capital
4. Capitalism
5. Currency
   1. Canadian dollar
   2. Euro
   3. Pound sterling (UK)
   4. Japanese yen
   5. United States dollar
6. Industry
7. Money
8. Tax

Law

1. Law
2. Constitution

International organizations

1. African Union
2. Arab League
3. Association of Southeast Asian Nations
4. Commonwealth of Independent States
5. Commonwealth of Nations
6. European Union
7. International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
8. NATO
9. Nobel Prize
10. Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
11. United Nations
    1. International Atomic Energy Agency
    2. International Court of Justice
    3. International Monetary Fund
    4. UNESCO
    5. Universal Declaration of Human Rights
    6. World Health Organization
12. World Bank Group
13. World Trade Organization

War and military

1. Civil war
2. Military
3. Peace
4. War

Social issues

1. Abortion
2. Capital punishment
3. Human rights
4. Racism
5. Slavery

Culture

At least three sentences on:

1. Culture
2. Art
   1. Comics
   2. Painting
   3. Photography
   4. Sculpture
      1. Pottery
3. Dance
4. Fashion
5. Theatre
6. Festival de Cannes

Language and literature

1. Language
2. Alphabet
   1. Chinese character
   2. Cyrillic alphabet
   3. Greek alphabet
   4. Latin alphabet
   5. Letter
3. Grammar
   1. Noun
   2. Syntax
   3. Verb
4. Linguistics
5. Literacy
6. Literature
   1. Prose
   2. Fiction
   3. Novel
      1. The Book of One Thousand and One Nights
   4. Poetry
      1. Epic of Gilgamesh
      2. Iliad
      3. Mahabharata
      4. Ramayana
7. Pronunciation
8. Specific languages
   1. Arabic
   2. Bengali
   3. Chinese
   4. English
   5. Esperanto
   6. French
   7. German
   8. Greek
   9. Hebrew
   10. Hindi
   11. Interlingua
   12. Italian
   13. Japanese
   14. Latin
   15. Persian
   16. Russian
   17. Sanskrit
   18. Spanish
   19. Tamil
   20. Turkish
9. Word
10. Writing

Architecture and civil engineering

1. Architecture
2. Arch
3. Bridge
4. Canal
5. Dam
6. Dome
7. House
8. Specific structures
   1. Aswan Dam
   2. Burj Dubai
   3. Colosseum
   4. CN Tower
   5. Great Wall of China
   6. Eiffel Tower
   7. Empire State Building
   8. Hagia Sophia
   9. Hoover Dam
   10. Mount Rushmore
   11. Parthenon
   12. Petronas Towers
   13. Pyramids of Giza
   14. St. Peter's Basilica
   15. Sears Tower
   16. Statue of Liberty
   17. Sydney Opera House
   18. Taj Mahal
9. Pyramid
10. Tower

Film, radio and television

1. Film
   1. Animation
2. Radio
3. Television

Music

1. Music
2. Song
3. Specific music genres
   1. Blues
   2. Classical music
      1. Opera
      2. Symphony
   3. Electronic music
   4. Folk music
   5. Jazz
   6. Pop music
   7. Reggae
   8. Rhythm and blues
   9. Rock and roll
   10. Hard rock
   11. New Age music
4. Specific musical instruments
   1. Drum
   2. Flute
   3. Guitar
   4. Piano
   5. Trumpet
   6. Violin

Recreation

1. Game
   1. Backgammon
   2. Chess
   3. Go (board game)
   4. Playing card
2. Gambling
3. Martial arts
   1. Judo
   2. Karate
4. Olympic Games
5. Sport
   1. American football
   2. Auto racing
   3. Badminton
   4. Baseball
   5. Basketball
   6. Cricket
   7. Fencing
   8. Football (soccer)
   9. Golf
   10. Horse racing
   11. Ice hockey
   12. Tennis
   13. Rugby union
   14. Wrestling
   15. Athletics
6. Toy

World view and religion

1. Deity
2. God
3. Mythology
4. Worldview philosophies
   1. Atheism
   2. Fundamentalism
   3. Materialism
   4. Monotheism
   5. Polytheism
5. Soul
6. Religion
7. Specific religions
   1. Bahá'í Faith
   2. Buddhism
   3. Christianity
   4. Catholicism
   5. Confucianism
   6. Hinduism
   7. Islam
   8. Jainism
   9. Judaism
   10. Shinto
   11. Sikhism
   12. Taoism
   13. Voodoo
   14. Zoroastrianism
8. Spirituality

Philosophy

1. Philosophy
2. Beauty
3. Dialectic
4. Ethics
5. Epistemology
6. Feminism
7. Free will
8. Knowledge
9. Logic
10. Mind
11. Morality
12. Reality
13. Truth

Science

At least a five-sentence introduction to the major fields.

1. Science

Astronomy

1. Astronomy
2. Asteroid
3. Big Bang
4. Black hole
5. Comet
6. Galaxy
   1. Milky Way
7. Light year
8. Moon
9. Planet
   1. Earth
   2. Jupiter
   3. Mars
   4. Mercury
   5. Neptune
   6. Saturn
   7. Uranus
   8. Venus
10. Solar system
11. Star
    1. Sun
12. Universe

Biology

1. Biology
2. Biological materials
   1. DNA
   2. Enzyme
   3. Protein
3. Botany
4. Death
   1. Suicide
5. Ecology
   1. Endangered species
6. Domestication
7. Life
8. Scientific classification
   1. Species

Biological processes

1. Metabolism
   1. Digestion
   2. Photosynthesis
   3. Respiration (physiology)
2. Evolution
3. Biological reproduction
   1. Asexual reproduction
   2. Sexual reproduction
      1. Heterosexuality
      2. Homosexuality
      3. Pregnancy
      4. Sex
         1. Female
         2. Male
      5. Sexual intercourse

Anatomy

1. Anatomy
2. Cell
3. Circulatory system
   1. Blood
   2. Heart
4. Endocrine system
5. Gastrointestinal tract
   1. Large intestine
   2. Small intestine
   3. Liver
6. Integumentary system
   1. Breast
   2. Skin
7. Muscle
8. Nervous system
   1. Brain
   2. Sensory system
      1. Auditory system
         1. Ear
      2. Gustatory system
      3. Olfactory system
      4. Somatosensory system
      5. Visual system
         1. Eye
9. Reproductive system
   1. Penis
   2. Vagina
10. Respiratory system
    1. Lung
11. Skeleton

Health and medicine

1. Medicine
2. Addiction
   1. Alcoholism
   2. Drug addiction
3. Alzheimer's disease
4. Cancer
5. Cholera
6. Common cold
7. Dentistry
8. Disability
   1. Blindness
   2. Hearing impairment
   3. Mental illness
9. Disease
10. Medication
11. Ethanol
12. Nicotine
    1. Tobacco
13. Drugs
14. Health
15. Headache
16. Heart attack
17. Heart disease
18. Malaria
19. Malnutrition
20. Obesity
21. Pandemic
22. Penicillin
23. Pneumonia
24. Poliomyelitis
25. Sexually transmitted disease
    1. AIDS
26. Stroke
27. Tuberculosis
28. Diabetes
29. Virus
    1. Influenza
    2. Smallpox

Organisms

1. Organism
2. Animal
   1. Arthropod
      1. Insect
         1. Ant
         2. Bee
         3. Butterfly
      2. Arachnid
   2. Chordate
      1. Amphibian
         1. Frog
      2. Bird
         1. Chicken
         2. Dove
      3. Fish
         1. Shark
      4. Mammal
         1. Ape
            1. Human
         2. Camel
         3. Cat
         4. Cattle
         5. Dog
         6. Dolphin
         7. Elephant
         8. Horse
         9. Sheep
         10. Lion
         11. Pig
         12. Whale
      5. Reptile
         1. Dinosaur
         2. Snake
3. Archaea
4. Bacteria
5. Fungus
6. Plant
   1. Flower
   2. Tree
7. Protist

Chemistry

1. Chemistry
2. Biochemistry
3. Chemical compound
   1. Acid
   2. Base (chemistry)
   3. Salt
4. Chemical element
   1. List of elements
   2. Periodic table
   3. Aluminium
   4. Carbon
   5. Copper
   6. Gold
   7. Helium
   8. Hydrogen
   9. Iron
   10. Neon
   11. Nitrogen
   12. Oxygen
   13. Silver
   14. Tin
   15. Zinc
5. Metal
   1. Alloy
      1. Steel
6. Organic chemistry
   1. Alcohol
   2. Carbohydrate
   3. Hormone
   4. Lipid
7. Phase (matter)
   1. Gas
   2. Liquid
   3. Plasma
   4. Solid

Weather, climate and geology

1. Avalanche
2. Climate
   1. ENSO
   2. Global warming
3. Earthquake
4. Geology
   1. Mineral
      1. Diamond
   2. Plate tectonics
   3. Rock
5. Natural disaster
6. Volcano
7. Weather
   1. Cloud
   2. Flood
      1. Tsunami
   3. Rain
      1. Acid rain
      2. Snow
   4. Tornado
   5. Tropical cyclone

Physics

1. Physics
2. Acceleration
3. Atom
4. Energy
   1. Conservation of energy
   2. Electromagnetic radiation
      1. Infrared
      2. Visual spectrum
         1. Color
      3. Ultraviolet
      4. Gamma ray
5. Force
   1. Electromagnetism
   2. Gravitation
   3. Nuclear force
6. Light
7. Magnet
   1. Magnetic field
8. Mass
9. Molecule
10. Quantum mechanics
11. Sound
12. Speed
    1. Speed of light
    2. Speed of sound
13. Theory of relativity
14. Time
15. Velocity
16. Weight
17. Length

Timekeeping

1. Anno Domini
2. Calendar
   1. Gregorian calendar
3. Century
4. Day
5. Minute
6. Millennium
7. Month
8. Time zone
   1. Daylight saving time
9. Week
10. Year

Technology

1. Technology
2. Biotechnology
3. Clothing
   1. Cotton
4. Engineering
   1. Lever
   2. Pulley
   3. Screw
   4. Wedge
   5. Wheel
5. Irrigation
   1. Plough
6. Metallurgy
7. Nanotechnology

Communication

1. Communication
2. Book
3. Information
   1. Encyclopedia
4. Journalism
   1. Newspaper
   2. Mass media
5. Printing
6. Railroad
7. Telephone
   1. Mobile telephone

Electronics

1. Electronics
   1. Current (electricity)
   2. Frequency
2. Components
   1. Capacitor
   2. Inductor
   3. Transistor
   4. Diode
   5. Resistor
   6. Transformer

Computers and Internet

1. Computer
   1. Hard disk
   2. Processor
   3. RAM
2. Artificial Intelligence
3. Information technology
   1. Algorithm
4. Internet
   1. E-mail
   2. World Wide Web
      1. Web browser
5. Operating system
6. Programming language
7. Software
8. User interface
   1. Keyboard
   2. Monitor
   3. Mouse (computing)

Energy and fuels

1. Energy (technology)
   1. Renewable energy
2. Electricity
   1. Nuclear power
3. Fossil fuel
4. Internal combustion engine
5. Steam engine
6. Fire

Raw materials

1. Glass
2. Paper
3. Plastic
4. Wood

Transportation

1. Transport
2. Aircraft
3. Automobile
4. Bicycle
5. Boat
6. Ship
7. Train

Weapons

1. Weapon
2. Axe
3. Explosive material
   1. Gunpowder
4. Firearm
5. Machine gun
6. Nuclear weapon
7. Sword
8. Tank

Foodstuffs

1. Food
2. Bread
3. Cereal
   1. Barley
   2. Maize
   3. Oat
   4. Rice
   5. Rye
   6. Sorghum
   7. Wheat
4. Cheese
5. Chocolate
6. Honey
7. Fruit
   1. Apple
   2. Banana
   3. Grape
   4. Legume
      1. Soybean
   5. Lemon
   6. Nut (fruit)
8. Meat
9. Sugar
10. Vegetable
    1. Potato

1. Beer
2. Wine
3. Coffee
4. Milk
5. Tea
6. Water
7. Juice

Mathematics

1. Mathematics
2. Algebra
3. Arithmetic
4. Axiom
5. Calculus
6. Geometry
7. Circle
8. Pi
   1. Square
   2. Triangle
9. Group theory
10. Mathematical proof
11. Number
    1. Complex number
    2. Integer
    3. Natural number
    4. Prime number
    5. Rational number
12. Infinity
13. Set theory
14. Statistics
15. Trigonometry

Measurement and units

1. Measurement
2. Joule
3. Kilogram
4. Litre
5. Metre
6. Newton
7. SI
8. Volt
9. Watt
10. Second
11. Kelvin