How's your memory of 1979? The Shah was ousted from Iran. Carter was President of the US. Britain gained a new Prime Minister. Sky Lab fell to earth. What do you know about 1979?
Brazil is one of the world's largest countries. I'm sure you know that it is a tropical country and the Amazon flows through it, but what else do you know?
Another 'do you remember?' quiz. Hope you like it as much as the others. Happy memories - if you go back that far! Let me know if there's a special year you'd like a quiz about.
Stories about dragons have been around since ancient times. Mythology is full of tales of dragons, and more recently they have appeared in Tolkein's and Rowling's books. What do you know of these beasts?
What do you know about the changeover to the euro which took place on January 1, 2002. See also the quiz 'The Euro' by Lady Macbeth in the Currencies category of World.
Each seven letter answer word begins with B and ends with ED. Inside these letters is a four letter word. The definition of the whole word is given first, followed by the inside word.
Start with a three letter word, add H to the end to make another word. The answer is a two word phrase. Use the hint for order of words. Example -Touch walkway = pat path.
Here are some titles of literary classics. Each has a word missing. The missing word is a color. Most of these have been made into movies so even if you haven't read the book you should know them. Good luck!
A Christmas wordwise quiz. If you've never done a wordwise quiz, each question is a wordplay puzzle. Look for one word inside another, or on another. LOOK AT THE HINT FOR THE NUMBER OF WORDS.
The first letters of the answers to the first nine questions spell the answer to #10. If you didn't get to answer all the questions, go back and see if knowing the first letter of the answer helps.
Each six-letter answer word begins with B and ends with ED. Inside these letters is a three letter word. The definition of the whole word is given first, followed by the inside word.
You don't think you know much about Ecuador. You may be surprised when you do this quiz. First letters of the right answers will spell the answer to the last question.
In Part II of Add an Element you must add the symbol letters of the element to the letters in the word given and rearrange them to form the name of a scientist. LIED + selenium = Diesel(letters l-i-e-d-s-e).
Take the letters of the word or words given, add the letter or letters for the element given and you have the name of a scientist. Sometimes you must rearrange the letters. e.g. RICE + uranium = CURIE (rice+u)
A mixture of cryptic clues, to which all answers are a colour, so a definition of the answer is not always given. Look for hidden words, reversals, anagrams, charades, etc.
The is the sixth quiz in the series. Each answer is two words that are anagrams of each other. One word is a well-known person's first name. Example: Capture Winslet - Take Kate
A third adventure with Amelia and Archibald. All answers are words ending in TATE. In most cases the word you are looking for is one that can replace a word or words in the paragraph.
The answer to the first question gives you the first letter to each of the answers. e.g. The answer to Q2 will start with the second letter of the answer to Q1, and so on. Look for anagrams, hidden words,
reversed words, homophones, etc.
You need not have seen the movie to answer these questions. Most of the actors appearing in 'Harry Potter' have been seen on the screen before. What do you know about their other performances?
Sometimes the answer to a cryptic clue is made up from the first, last or alternate letters of several words. Look for indicators such as 'initially' 'at the end of' 'alternately' etc.
Some animal groups have a special name when they congregate together. Some of these words are well known, but others, such as the ones in this quiz, are not. You do well to get more than half right.