More curious nuggets of useless information for you to ponder. I'll give you a little help... But should you trust me - or trust your own judgment?

Some more well known Beatles songs in fractured form. Example - clue: "laid demand honour" - answer: "Lady Madonna".

I am compiling a second "fantasy" album with some of the most popular hit singles of 2004. The list of artists and titles is damaged, and some are unreadable, but I do have most of the song lyrics. Can you help me match the words to the songs?

Questions about musical instruments and where they fit in the orchestra (woodwind - brass -percussion - string). Recommended for grades: 8,9,10,11,12

Each word defined in this quiz is seven letters long and contains three "A"s, each of which is separated by a consonant (?a?a?a?). Question one has a worked example. Good luck.

Given a whole heap of trivial information - can you sort the fibs from the facts?

Some well known Beatles songs in fractured form. Example - clue: "laid demand honour" - answer: "Lady Madonna".

"Top Line Words" - All of these words can be made using just the top line of letters on your computer keyboard. Given the definition can you discover the QWERTYUIOP word?

The far flung members of the Quiz Maker's Guild bring you a quiz that spans the world (or at least three of its continents).

I am compiling a 'fantasy' album with some of the most popular hit singles of 2003 by various artists. I have lost the list of artists and titles, but I do have the lyrics to the songs. Can you help me match these words to the artist or song?

They've changed the way we live - Life would be very different without them - But who pioneered these inventions? [A to J]

All of these words can be made using just the top line of letters on your computer keyboard. Given the definition, can you discover the QWERTYUIOP word?

More totally useless trivial facts that you really don't need to know...But they are fun! e.g: Which creature's eyes have rectangular pupils? This and many other fascinating questions in this quiz!

Riddles that rhyme - that could be fun! - Give them a try - you might solve every one.

Each question includes a clue to a word that has the name of a tree hiding within it. You need to identify the tree. There is a worked example. Good luck.

If you are int'END'ing to play this quiz, I am dep'END'ing on your att'END'ing to the questions.

Two clues are given for two single words which, when joined together make a compound word. Example: Not down (up) - and - A firm fit (tight) make a word meaning - Feeling tense or nervous (Answer = uptight)

Each clue contains the definitions of two words. Both words have the same consonants in the same positions, but some or all of the vowels are changed. Example: listen (hear) for sixty minutes (hour).