About our Quizzes: Notes for Teachers and Parents
What did people do before television? This quiz discusses ten different things people did for entertainment before the era of the black box dominating the lounge room. 
The phrase 'silver girl' makes me think of rivers, many of which have female names, are associated with female deities or are personified as women, and it gave me the idea to write a quiz about rivers in England and its neighbour Wales. 
Here is the third of my Animal Hodgepodge quizzes, which aims to test your knowledge of an assortment of animals. Enjoy! 
In 2002, The Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste (short form Timor-Leste, sometimes called East Timor) was established as the first new nation of the 21st century. Here's a brief look at some points of interest. 
Nestled at the convergence of three tectonic plates, El Salvador stands out as one of the most seismologically active regions on Earth, earning itself the moniker "The Land of Volcanoes". Eager to learn more about this interesting nation? Let's explore! 
This is a trip around the United States to historical sites and symbols. 
Suriname? Sure I am! What could you find in this South American country? 
Though the original saying paraphrased by the title requires you to close your eyes, you'd better keep your eyes open to play this photo match quiz about various items named after places in England. 
Rather than looking at the whole animal, your clues will be just the paw, or even the track left by the animal's foot. See how you get on. 
Schoolchildren around the globe are fascinated by the only mammal capable of true flight. Let's go batty over these ten incredible bat facts. 
Another quiz for the dog lovers on this site. Here are ten more breeds for you to identify. If you are interested in one of the breeds in this quiz, just look online and you can probably find a rescue group with a wonderful dog looking for a new home. 
Ten questions for you on various well known people. Photo clues should help with the answers. Have fun. 
The sky is full of wondrous things. Can you identify all of these? 
There are more than 200 countries in the world. Take a tour that visits ten of them... 
Olá! Etymologically speaking, the term "Lusophones" refers to countries that recognize Portuguese as their official language. Can you name these ten Portuguese-speaking nations and territories, based on the given descriptions and photos? Enjoy! 
This quiz covers some of the wonders of the Solar System, with illustrations which may help. It was written on behalf of Team Rockettes for the Fun Trivia Amazing Race 2. 
