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This quiz is about ten different musical instruments. I will describe them and you have to tell me what I am talking about. Let's see how well you know your musical instruments. Good luck.
While there may be many colorful animals, others blend into their environment simply by not standing out. All you have to do is tell me which gray animal I am describing. Good luck!
It's part three of my nine-part series celebrating my read-through of every Newbery Medal book. For this quiz, I've grouped the books by a common story thread that two or three of them share.
I can't play the sounds for you audibly in FunTrivia quizzes, but let's see if I can't help you train your ears to recognize different intervals using some well-known songs (in all cases, think of the first two notes played/sung).
O Henry was a prolific writer of short stories, most of which had a twist ending of some kind. If I give you a short synopsis of each story, can you match them with their titles?
The world is full of strings. One great place to find strings is in the musical world, where there are many string instruments. How much do you know about them?
Australia is the world's sixth biggest country yet it only has six states, two (internal) territories and a few external territories. How many can you pick from these fractured words?
I'll give you a list of places, and you have to determine the connection between them (e.g. African rivers). Then identify which of your four choices is also a member of that list.
This quiz is based on Elie Wiesel's autobiographical book, "Night", that tells of the horrors he encountered in various concentration camps. Elie Wiesel was awarded the 1986 Nobel Peace Prize.
These questions are from the second edition of 'Winnie-The-Pooh' printed in 1927. This book has been read and lovingly cared for by three generations of my family. My quiz is for young children but the books for all ages.
Mexico City was famously built over Lake Texcoco, but the country has many other lakes throughout its territory. This quiz asks you to order ten lakes based on their geographic location, beginning from the northernmost lake. Good luck!
I learned my love of reading from library books when I was a child. They are all easy to read and return to the library before getting a fine. Can you match these children's books to their authors?
News Flash: A sultan has been brutally murdered. You are an expert in medical forensics and are called to peruse the case. Are you up for it? This quiz is not for the faint of heart.
The how, where, what, and sometimes why, of well-known nursery rhymes. The questions are for the very young, but the additional information is often not suitable for children.
Deborah and Barack were two heroes in the book of Judges who fought a great battle to save Israel. How much do you know about their story and how God helped them?
Thanksgiving is a historical celebration in the US and other countries, but did you know there were people in the Bible who gave thanks to God as well?
Your goal is to match these ten people to the schools of higher education that they attended and graduated. Connect the right people to their alma maters.
Being 'born on the wrong side of the blanket' was to be born illegitimate. Here are a few figures from history who were 'born on the wrong side of the blanket' but it didn't stop them from achieving great things.
William Sydney Porter, aka O Henry, was a prolific writer of short stories, many of which had twist endings. Can you match each title with the synopses given?
There are few more beautiful places on Earth than the coral reefs of the Pacific. Let's dive in and see what cool critters we can find there on that amazing coral reef.
Each sentence has a country hidden within it, i.e. in "Then glands secrete a hormone," the hidden country is ENGLAND: "ThEN GLANDs secrete a hormone." Then pick the capital city of that country: Paris, London, Rome, Madrid. You would pick London.
This quiz will be about scenes involving toy abuse in the movie "Toy Story" released in 1995. Many of these toys were the victim of rebel child, Sid Phillips. Good luck and play nice.
Vertebrate animals have an internal skeletal structure, insects and crustaceans have an external one and some animals don't have any bones. See how much you know about bones (or lack thereof).
I visited Washington, DC this past summer and loved the trip. I noticed people taking tours of the city and decided to do a quiz that would act like a virtual tour of Washington, DC.
"The BFG", by Roald Dahl, is another of my favorite books. Try your hand at this quiz. If you've read the book, you should do pretty well. If you haven't read it, well maybe you should! Enjoy!