Since some 200,000 if not more years ago, we Homo sapiens have roamed the planet spending a good deal of time talking about - and more recently writing about and making pictures about our favorite subject - us.

Joe Friday here, and I'm interested in the facts, just the facts, about the doctrine of the Trinity and the controversy that surrounded it in 325 AD. If you find any of the author's opinions in this quiz, notify the author. They will be removed.

Prepare for a shock! Exotic predators are replacing the cute little bugs that children delight to hold in their palms. How much do you know about the invasive and vicious Harmonia axyridis?

From space flight to dragon flight, from myth to song, this quiz examines fantasy flight and fantasy flying.

Are you a word lover? Here are a diverse group of questions relating to word origins.

Are those who don't learn from history doomed to repeat it? That would be such a bummer.

Put aside that shopping, curl up with a nice mug of cider and take the Quizmaker's Guild Holiday quiz. Here you'll find a Christmas sampling of the little known and unexpected.

Foreign words ("foreign" originating from the Latin "foris", meaning "out of doors") are generally welcomed warmly into the English language. This quiz will test your knowledge of some of our adopted words.

Brilliant, candid and at times supremely hypocritical Rousseau influenced a wide range of leaders and their policies, from Thomas Jefferson to Joseph Stalin. How well do you remember his life and writings?

American presidents made all of the following statements. Some should be familiar and others, perhaps, interesting.

You have been arrested for suspicion of excessive devotion to trivia. But, before I press charges, there are just a few more questions to answer.

Is Don Nelson the most undervalued coach in NBA history? Take this quiz and come to your own conclusion. If only Mark Cuban played fun trivia!

I will first provide you with the meaning of a word starting with the letters "be" and then the meaning of the phrase created if a space is added after "be". I will ask you for the "unspaced" word. Example: "bemuse" transforms to "be muse".

Are you sure you know what the Bible has to say about money, wealth and riches? This quiz reviews some familiar and perhaps less familiar passages. All quotations are from the New American Standard Bible unless otherwise noted.

Thales is usually first on the list of "The Seven Sages", Ancient Greeks whose maxims were reputed to have been inscribed on the Temple at Delphi. See what you know or can guess about this remarkable philosopher of the ancient world.

Uglybird and Richicago have gained possession of the legendary "Lost Quiz of Glen DaLeachi", purported to contain the name of one of FunTrivia's keys to success. Help them solve the puzzle of the DaLeachi code.

At the end of a tour or job interview or a presentation we are often asked, "Do you have any questions?" Here are some I'd like to ask. (Warning: two are slightly tricky.)

I like satisfying and positive if not downright happy endings. Here's a quiz on the endings of some literary works that leave me feeling that "all is well".

WARNING! This quiz is not for the faint of heart. Are you prepared to face illness, plague, the destruction of the universe and even...a gruesome preschool song? You are? Then c'mon and play!

"Narbonic" web comic fans rejoice! Now you can test your basic knowledge of Helen, Artie, Mel, and Dave and their exploits. Those unfamiliar with "Narbonic" should consider a visit to Narbonic.com.

Technological marvels, milestones in international relations, crucial historical happenings, great discoveries and a little political silliness all occurring on November 6th! (My wife's birthday, sigh...)

Can you cull the real answer from my cunning deceptions in this true/false quiz? Is it Hume or Me?

Not all straight, horizontal punctuation marks are equal, in either length or purpose. This post-comma quiz will cover the ins and outs of hyphen and dash usage. (According to American usage.)

Are you subject to fits of logophilia? Try this quiz. I provide a sentence that uses two interesting words. See if you can choose which of the sentences that follow has the nearest to the same meaning.

Don't be cowed! True, this quiz involves puns, cow udders and filling in blanks. But don't take the risk of udder deprivation, accept the challenge! The quiz author will be udderly delighted if you do.

Come with Eustace and Pill as they travel in the Trivia Time Treader in search of electric trivia. From movies to Monopoly, from sports to science - demonstrate your "current" knowledge.

See if you can fill in the missing words in the following Bible verses and then answer the tenth question. (All quotations NASB)

From medicine to Shakespeare, from the beach to outer space, assay the weight and plumb the depths of your knowledge of metals.

Warning: This quiz contains amazingly bad puns. And some of them are even worse.

All questions are about "jack". No question is longer than a line. No answer is longer than 4 words. ON YOUR MARK... GET SET... GO!

See if you can connect ten gruesome words to a corresponding ghastly pun. Then see if you can forgive me for writing (and yourself for playing) this appalling quiz. An example will be worked in the first question.