1.	A Bunch Of British Wild Flowers By Author: Plodd (rank 52 site-wide) English counties have their own wild flower emblem. I will give you some clues and all you need to do is guess the name of the wild flower.
2.	An Allergist's Guide to World Cuisine By Author: CellarDoor (rank 76 site-wide) Dr. Al Lergy's patients just can't eat certain foods -- but they're relying on him to keep them safe! Help Dr. Lergy sort through world cuisine for hidden dangers and secret ingredients.
3.	Crochet Tiger, Knit A Dragon By Author: ing (rank 170 site-wide) Ah, Woollen Grasshopper, do you not know that there is a connection between martial arts and yarn arts? Then I have much to teach you about both, my student; come. Do not be concerned if you think you know nothing of either, you will quickly learn; come.
4.	I've Gone Potty By Author: ANNMARIE47 (rank 284 site-wide) My family think I'm potty because I love pottery from around the world. The life stories of the potters are also interesting. Let's see how potty you are!
5.	Behold, the Pomegranate By Author: Polaris101 (rank 316 site-wide) Do you find yourself intrigued by the pomegranate? No? Well come along anyway and let's find out about this fascinating fruit.
6.	The Death of Vegemite Worms By Author: Nannanut (rank 418 site-wide) The death of Vegemite worms is indeed a travesty. The mere mention of this delicious treat has awakened memories of foods from my childhood. Join me in a tribute to traditional Aussie treats that Baby Boomers hoped would last forever.
7.	Omani Dining By Author: ralzzz (rank 454 site-wide) Working in the oilfields of the Middle East has given me the opportunity to experience some of the finest culinary delights I've ever had. This quiz will explore traditional Arabic foods and cooking techniques, primarily those found in Oman.
8.	Recipes of the Raj By Author: Snowman (rank 533 site-wide) Join me for a day-long feast of Anglo-Indian cuisine from the time of the British Raj.
9.	Wanna Change Alignment? By Author: stuthehistoryguy (rank 806 site-wide) A quiz on the ethical mores of playing characters consistently in the Dungeons and Dragons system.
10.	Culinary Misnomers By Author: jmorrow (rank 867 site-wide) The names of many popular dishes and drinks often appear to indicate their origins or ingredients, but are sometimes misleading or inappropriate. This quiz serves up 10 culinary delights whose names are inaccurate in some way.
11.	The Canadian Cuisine Tour By Author: Cymruambyth (rank 1003 site-wide) All aboard for a moveable feast! See how many of these Canadian provincial food specialties you can identify. (My source for recipes is primarily 'Classic Canadian Cooking' by Elizabeth Baird and recipes from friends across Canada.)
12.	How the Potato Changed The World By Author: Snowman (rank 1159 site-wide) Whilst it may appear as merely a humble foodstuff, the potato's role in history has been a remarkable and idiosyncratic tale of conquest, diplomacy, edict and famine.
13.	Exceller's Oreo Museum By Author: exceller (rank 1693 site-wide) Welcome to Exceller’s Oreo Museum! Enter in these doors to learn about Exceller’s favorite American cookie!
14.	Sammy Was Up a Tree, and Now He's Bushed By Author: beergirllaura (rank 1845 site-wide) Hi! I'm Sammy Sosquirrely, and I love my yard - it's not all that hard. There are trees galore, and bushes even more. Come along with me, let's go exploring, I'll show my favorites, and I'll try not to be boring.
15.	Trivial Pursuit - The Game that Changed It All By Author: stuthehistoryguy (rank 1863 site-wide) A romp through the history of the most popular trivia game ever!
16.	Sammy Sosquirrely Branches Out By Author: beergirllaura (rank 1989 site-wide) I'm Sammy Sosquirrely and I like trees, scampering through branches I enjoy the breeze, stirring and rustling the countless leaves, and I'd like to share this pleasure, if you please, so come with me and explore my trees.
17.	Totally Nuts By Author: uglybird (rank 2080 site-wide) Please note: this quiz is not in the "People" category. This really is a quiz about edible nuts - no political nuts, nutty professors or nut cases here. (OK, the author IS Californian.) But are you ready to prove yourself a true trivia nut?
18.	A Nice Cup of Tea and a Biscuit By Author: Simon_Templar (rank 2252 site-wide) Nothing is more quintessentially English than a nice cup of tea and a biscuit? Do you know your classic tea-time biscuits. Apologies to our American cousins who I believe may refer to a biscuit as a "cookie".
19.	Cookies and Cakes and Other Sweet Bakes By Author: beergirllaura (rank 2254 site-wide) I just found my mother's old cookbook, so I'm tying on my apron, preheating the oven and getting ready for a baking binge. Are you ready to join me?
20.	All About Herbs By Author: miaow (rank 2277 site-wide) This quiz is all about herbs and their practical uses, both culinary and medicinal. Hope you enjoy it.
21.	I Can't Believe That's a Scrabble Word By Author: Quiz_Beagle (rank 2330 site-wide) Scrabble accepts some interesting words. This is a quiz for your average player, not the Scrabble experts! All words are English rules.
22.	Classic British Sweets of Yesteryear By Author: simon_templar (rank 2375 site-wide) A dose of nostalgia as we look back on some of the classic British sweets and ices that many of us grew up with.
23.	Make Your Own Mozzarella! By Author: crisw (rank 2472 site-wide) Did you know that you can make your own cheese at home using nothing more complicated than a microwave? Take this quiz and you'll soon be enjoying your own fresh cheese! Both the quiz and the cheesemaking are easier than you think, so give it a whirl.
24.	Top Trumps: Ultimate Military Jets By Author: JCSon (rank 2541 site-wide) This quiz is based on the Hasbro/Parker Brothers release (2003 edition) of the classic Ultimate Military Jets Top Trumps pack by Winning Moves.
25.	Dining with Llamas : A Culinary Tour of the UK By Author: glendathecat (rank 2547 site-wide) Maybe you're hungry or like the company of llamas or want to discover more about UK regional dishes. If you can answer yes to any of these, then come and be the guest of the Revenge of the Llamas team. Don't miss the clues in some of the questions.
26.	Welcome to Serbia, Are You Hungry? By Author: fredfrank (rank 2559 site-wide) Welcome! I have had the wonderful opportunity to live in two different cultures. I lived in the U.S.A and now back to my heritage. Let me share some of our cuisine and cooking techniques with you!
27.	Canadian Banknotes of 1935 By Author: hermit007 (rank 2738 site-wide) The first banknotes were issued by the Bank of Canada in 1935. They feature Royal Family members or prime ministers on the face, and beautiful allegorical scenes on the back. The quiz is actually a bit easier than you may think...
28.	American Food History #1: Native Influence By Author: rwminix (rank 2752 site-wide) I love to cook and I love history so… This is the first in a series about what Americans eat and why. We will start from the beginning, with the original Americans and work our way forward in time. Bon Appetit!
29.	Green Tea By Author: mstanaway (rank 2788 site-wide) With the exception of water more tea is consumed in the world than any other beverage. Green tea is a significant component of this consumption. How much do you know about the Japanese style of this refreshing drink?
30.	Cooking Terms, Part II By Author: FatherSteve (rank 2805 site-wide) Every activity has its own special language to describe things and processes. Cooking is no exception. How many of these cooking terms do you know well?
31.	Help, I'm a Piece in a Game! By Author: skunkee (rank 2807 site-wide) I'm trapped in some kind of dream where I keep changing into different pieces from different games. Help me get out of this nightmare by figuring out what game I'm playing.
32.	Pick Your Poison By Author: skumma (rank 2859 site-wide) I recently found a hidden memoir of Hugo Furst, an heir to an ancient Ruritanian country. He was desperate to inherit the ruling title, but several European relatives stood in his way.
33.	A Rose Is A Rose By Any Other Color? By Author: funnytrivianna (rank 2923 site-wide) The color of roses, and sometimes the number of roses, has significance toward the emotion you are trying to convey, when you send roses to someone. What did you really say to a person, when you thought you were saying something else?
34.	Quirky and Eccentric British Pastimes By Author: bracklaman (rank 2934 site-wide) This quiz was inspired by a love of the curious, not to say eccentric, but very competitive, things the British do and have done for centuries.
35.	Have A "Hershey" Break By Author: fredsixties (rank 2962 site-wide) The Hershey Corp. manufactures over 100 variations of chocolate bars and candies to tempt our palates. All these treats are readily available in the U.S. I will describe the candy. I'll give some hints along the way. See if you can name them. Good luck.
36.	Needlework Types By Author: ms_e (rank 2982 site-wide) Although most needle workers begin with cross stitch (as I did!), an amazing range of needlework types are accessible for the modern needle worker!
37.	What Kind of "Nut" Are You? By Author: rxbigdawg (rank 3044 site-wide) The hard fibrous fruit known as the nut has been a staple in the Human diet for hundreds of thousands of years. Come learn about many of the different nuts we eat and one that we don’t. We will be using the more liberal culinary definition for a nut.
38.	Eat Your Flowers By Author: LilahDeDah (rank 3083 site-wide) They're not just for vases anymore...take this quiz and then try blossoms in your baking, buds in your bread, petals on your plate...you get the idea. A veritable feast of flowers!
39.	Don't Say Cheese! By Author: crisw (rank 3332 site-wide) I love a good sharp Cheddar as much as the next person - but some things were never meant to be eaten! Join me on a discovery of the world's most disgusting cheeses. Not for playing while you are eating.
40.	Hiding Geocaches By Author: darthrevan89 (rank 3354 site-wide) If you've been having fun "hunting Tupperware in the woods," you may be interested in placing a geocache of your own for others to find. Here's a quiz on some dos and don'ts of hiding caches, based on the guidelines found on www.geocaching.com.
41.	The Red Red Rose By Author: chicochi3 (rank 3422 site-wide) Here are a variety of questions concerning roses. The rose is not just a beautiful red flower as some people imagine. It can be a symbol of many different things. And, by the way, not all roses are red!
42.	Being a Kid in the 1970s (Toys) By Author: aislina (rank 3509 site-wide) Ah, the age of earth tones and organic food! Life in the 1970s wasn't all about granola and disco. Those of us who were kids in the 1970's remember things quite differently. This quiz is all about toys everyone played with during that decade.
43.	Why is the Rum Gone...Again? By Author: AnneBonney (rank 3569 site-wide) Why is the rum gone again? It is the most popular spirit in the Caribbean, the first choice of pirates, the Royal Navy and my friend Rachel. Llamas should not try these at home or anywhere. I'll give some hints and you pick the cocktail. Cheers!
44.	Mmmmm... Cheesecake! By Author: kapuskasing (rank 3608 site-wide) One of the tastiest desserts!
45.	Some Welsh Delicacies By Author: huw27 (rank 3609 site-wide) This is a delightful little gastronomic tour of Wales, discovering some of its indigenous food and drink along the way. I hope it doesn't make you too hungry!
46.	I Could Murder A British Fry-Up! By Author: dopple44 (rank 3800 site-wide) I am dieting. And so hungry I could eat my foot. So I need to live vicariously through a quiz about food. My favourite meal is a traditional British fry-up. How much do you know about what this meal contains? Play the quiz, then go and eat one for me!
47.	Whiskey a Go Go By Author: sku (rank 3838 site-wide) How much do you know about Bourbon, Scotch and other whiskies?
48.	Cooking Terms By Author: FatherSteve (rank 3923 site-wide) Even when speaking English, chefs use a language peculiar to the kitchen. How many of these cooking terms do you know well?
49.	Boomer Toys for Girls and Boys (USA) By Author: Bruyere (rank 3973 site-wide) Here’s a salute to all those toys we wished for growing up in the sixties and seventies in the USA. Hope this evokes some good memories for you as it did for me.
50.	Star Wars, Starships Top Trumps By Author: Bill2004 (rank 4041 site-wide) This quiz is based on the "Winning Moves Top Trumps" Specials edition released in 2006.
51.	Obscure Alcoholic Beverages By Author: dcpddc478 (rank 4146 site-wide) Throughout history, man has carried on a love affair with liquors, wines, beers and liqueurs. This is a quick quiz on some of the more unusual alcoholic beverages that humans have indulged in.
52.	Viva la Pasta! By Author: jouen58 (rank 4147 site-wide) The first thirteen questions concern various shapes and cuts of pasta; the next twelve concern various cooking methods and sauces with which pastas are traditionally served. Buon Appetito!
53.	Do You Really Know The Muffin Man? By Author: CStrange (rank 4165 site-wide) Here's a quiz all about muffins, and the man who delivered them!
54.	Pretzel! My Twisted Story By Author: moowho357 (rank 4370 site-wide) Bavarian, soft, sourdough, sticks, rods, rings, minis, butter spindles, dipped, coated, gourmet - whatever your favorite, just what do you know about this popular snack?
55.	Good Gravy! By Author: oldstuff28 (rank 4431 site-wide) We all love sauces and gravy on the food we eat. They are the final touch that can make a meal memorable. I will give you the ingredients of a sauce or gravy and you will give me the name of the sauce. By the end of the quiz, you will be hungry.
56.	Theo B. Cacao and Her Chocolate Time Machine By Author: peachy_1 (rank 4437 site-wide) Come travel with Theo B. Cacao in her Chocolate Time Machine, as she learns about the past, present, and future of chocolate.
57.	Anyone Got Any Bubblegum? By Author: fredsixties (rank 4440 site-wide) A brief history of bubblegum in the U.S. What do we really know about it? Let's see.
58.	Sports Card Terminology By Author: Bruce007 (rank 4491 site-wide) Are you a sport card collector, or do you want to start a new hobby? This quiz will be an important first step in knowing your BVs from your SPs and your RCs from your GUs. Enjoy this quiz, you just might learn something.
59.	Help, It's Happening Again! By Author: skunkee (rank 4510 site-wide) Oh no, I'm back in that dream where I keep changing into different pieces from different games. Help me get out of this nightmare by figuring out what game I'm playing.
60.	Wonderful Japanese Treats By Author: thejazzkickazz (rank 4545 site-wide) If you love Japanese food, as I do, then certainly this appetizer of a quiz will suit your fancy. Let's explore some of the favorites snacks and key ingredients of Japanse cuisine together...good luck!
61.	Name That Board Game By Author: thejazzkickazz (rank 4580 site-wide) In this quiz you will be asked to identify a board game based on a brief description of the adventures of one or two players. Good luck!
62.	How Do You Like Your Snake? By Author: demurechicky (rank 4625 site-wide) An Author Challenge by mutchisman prompted me to 'rattle' off a series of questions that are more 'snakes and larders' than 'snakes and ladders'. Test your knowledge in 'hiss' quiz about 'snakey' concoctions. Good luck!
63.	Have you got Vowelitis? By Author: patricck (rank 4674 site-wide) These words are great for dealing with a rack loaded with vowels. They are all OK for any English language Scrabble tournament, including American tournaments. Words are in capitals, the same as they are on the Scrabble board.
64.	I Shoot People - The Camera Quiz By Author: darksplash (rank 4677 site-wide) Say cheese! This quiz is about cameras, photographs and the people who use and produce them and was the result of an Author Central challenge by runaway_drive.
65.	Favorite Dishes from Mexico By Author: robbieh (rank 4763 site-wide) Mexican dishes have become popular throughout the world. There is much more to Mexican food than tasty enchiladas and burritos. Here are a few "platillos" that you may be familiar with. ¡Buen provecho!
66.	Edible People By Author: Cymruambyth (rank 4822 site-wide) Down through the centuries people have been honoured by having dishes and drinks named for them. With how many of these eponymous treats are you familiar?
67.	Culinary Essentials - Spices By Author: ldubose (rank 4856 site-wide) Since ancient times, spices have been an important part of the cook's arsenal. Like my quiz "My Favorite Herbs," this quiz will have recipes in the answers!
68.	Gastronomic Migrations By Author: looney_tunes (rank 4857 site-wide) The cuisines of many nations would not be what they are today were it not for the various ingredients that have circumnavigated the globe over the last millennium. Come along on a gastronomic journey.
69.	Practical Practicum of Herbs By Author: babsr (rank 4858 site-wide) Here's some interesting little tidbits about some interesting little plants...
70.	Basic Jewellery and Silversmithing By Author: Quiz_Beagle (rank 4866 site-wide) In 2003, I took my first basic jewellery and silversmithing course, so I thought a quiz about the basics of this fascinating hobby might be appreciated. All the terms are from the UK. Enjoy.
71.	Deciphering the menu By Author: lones78 (rank 4870 site-wide) My husband took me out for dinner for my birthday and we had the tasting menu (7 course meal matched with wine). The serving staff explaining each dish to us turned out to be a good thing as I didn’t really have a clue as to what was actually on the menu
72.	No Thanks, I’ve Lost My Appetite By Author: Ingold (rank 4904 site-wide) Our earth is an amalgam of cultures with a wide variety of eccentricities and idiosyncrasies. My intention with this quiz is to serve you a meal of some of the most outlandish culinary concoctions that the inhabitants of this planet have to offer.
73.	American toys of the 60s By Author: hapagirl1103 (rank 4942 site-wide) Let’s see how many of these toys introduced in the 1960s you remember.
74.	The Tour de France en Cuisine By Author: Bruyere (rank 4964 site-wide) Here is a quiz on the origins of some French cooking terms and in particular the backgrounds of those terms. Bon appétit!
75.	Lost Arts 3 - Natural Dyeing By Author: crisw (rank 5036 site-wide) Our ancestors did not use synthetic dyes to color their possessions, only colors derived from plants, animals and minerals. While rarely-seen today, these dyes are still available- and beautiful!
76.	Cooking with Comfort By Author: sestovall (rank 5142 site-wide) Now everyone knows adding cinnamon to toast or nutmeg to custard makes for flavorful meal addition. However, did you know some of those spices and herb in your kitchen might also have other uses? Like relieving tension, soothing aches or engergizing you.
77.	Irn-Bru - Made In Scotland From Girders By Author: darksplash (rank 5147 site-wide) Irn-Bru was a non-alcoholic drink that at a time was a bigger seller in its native Scotland than either Pepsi Cola or Coca Cola. Test your knowledge of “Scotland’s other national drink.”
78.	I Scream, You Scream! By Author: doublemm (rank 5207 site-wide) That's right, this quiz is all about ice cream! This quiz looks at who were amongst the first to enjoy this frozen treat, how it spread from country to country and how it evolved into the summer dessert we know today. Enjoy!
79.	A Two-Ply History By Author: trident87 (rank 5210 site-wide) The history of toilet paper "rolled" into one quiz.
80.	A Wisconsin Perennial Bouquet By Author: peachy_1 (rank 5245 site-wide) Wisconsin is home to a number of perennial plants which actually love the cold, snowy winters and hot, sticky summers. For each question, I'll give a description of one of my garden perennials and you pick the correct flower!
81.	Suit You Sir! By Author: doublemm (rank 5257 site-wide) This quiz looks at the story behind the standard deck of playing cards. Where did they come from? What do their symbols mean? And why? Find the answers here! A special thanks to Arlesienne for her help with this quiz.
82.	Our Daily Bread By Author: crisw (rank 5275 site-wide) How much do you know about this staple food item from around the world? It's amazing what a variety of foods can be made from flour, water, and maybe a little yeast.
83.	Skyscrapers Top Trumps By Author: bill2004 (rank 5389 site-wide) This is a quiz for all Top Trumps fans.It is based on the Winning Moves Classics edition. This pack was issued in 2006. Enjoy.
84.	Quilting for Beginners By Author: OlaM (rank 5411 site-wide) Quilting has had a resurgence of popularity in the last 30 years, but has been a popular art form for centuries. What do you know about the techniques and types of this popular needle art?
85.	Cooking Terms, Part III By Author: FatherSteve (rank 5535 site-wide) The words used in kitchens can be puzzling to neophytes but are both precise and economical in the mouths of accomplished cooks. How many of these cooking terms do you know well?
86.	Geocaching - Where You Are the Search Engine By Author: bmrsnr (rank 5589 site-wide) Geocaching (www.geocaching.com) has taken the world by storm. As of 01/29/06, there are 230856 active geocaches in 220 different countries. Take this quiz to test your knowledge of the sport or to introduce yourself to all that geocaching has to offer.
87.	Lost Arts 2- Milking By Author: crisw (rank 5708 site-wide) There are many things our forefathers knew that we are beginning to rediscover and enjoy. Can you imagine getting your own milk in the morning?
88.	South African Food And Drink. By Author: fontenilles (rank 5727 site-wide) South Africa is a melting pot of culinary influences from Britain, Holland and several other countries, including India. I hope you enjoy this culinary trip around S.A and enjoy the history behind the food.
89.	There's No Dispute That Fruit is Cute By Author: beergirllaura (rank 5739 site-wide) Having just been advised that a jelly doughnut does not count as a serving of fruit, I'm off to the local gourmet fruit market. Would you like to come along?
90.	Chef Boyardee: Fact or Fiction By Author: mbovary (rank 5764 site-wide) Join me now for a study of the man, the myth, the maker of meals that shaped so many American childhoods; Chef Boyardee!
91.	What's Really Cooking? By Author: lykita (rank 5777 site-wide) Fried in oil, pickled in vinegar, covered with cheese...change the cooking method and a particular food takes on a whole new look. Based on the descriptions of cooking methods, can you guess the ingredient?
92.	The Perfect Pear By Author: gentlegiant17 (rank 5791 site-wide) Pears are my favourite fruit. Here's a juicy fact file bent on making you crave for one.
93.	I've got a Notion By Author: Marshame (rank 5792 site-wide) There are so many tools to help us. How much do you know about notions used in all kinds of sewing and needle work?
94.	The World of Bread By Author: mikew41 (rank 6028 site-wide) My wife bought me a bread maker for Christmas. It’s amazing what you can make out of bread....so I thought I’d make a quiz out of it.
95.	A History of the Coinage of England By Author: mikew41 (rank 6156 site-wide) My hobby is metal detecting, and I have found coins from all periods of English history. I thought I would set you a nice quiz on the coins that our kings and queens have given us. Enjoy!
96.	Perennial Borders By Author: jouen58 (rank 6213 site-wide) A quiz about some of the flowering plants used to create a perennial border, some common, others not so common. Good Luck!
97.	Chinese Zodiac Signs By Author: Catamount (rank 6260 site-wide) Chinese astrology is over 3,000 years old. The Chinese zodiac has twelve animal signs. I will give you the characteristics of each sign and you guess the sign. There are also a few general questions and hints.
98.	I'd Like To Give The World a Coke By Author: Quiz_Beagle (rank 6419 site-wide) Yes, it's fattening, yes it's got caffeine and sodium in it, but I still love Coca Cola! Find out some interesting facts about one of the world's best-selling soft drinks.
99.	Hero Quest By Author: a_morris (rank 6440 site-wide) Hero Quest is an RPG board game where heroes search a dungeon and complete a quest.
100.	A-a-choux! By Author: lones78 (rank 6474 site-wide) Oops! Sorry, I didn’t mean to sneeze on you. It’s just all the flour I’ve been breathing in whilst making choux pastry…