"Aber" is a prefix to many place names in Wales - and other places in Europe and beyond! I hope you enjoy having a brief look at a few of these "Abers" from around the world.

Ever been to Wales? Ever wondered why each place seems to have two names? That's because Wales has two languages, and the Welsh name for a place is always shown alongside the English name. Can you work out which place name is translated as which?

Some of these Welsh words will be obvious - with others, you'll need to follow the clues. But have fun, learn some Welsh - and score some points!

Cardiff has a rich sporting history, as well as a wide selection of international sporting venues. Easy points for sports fans here - and plenty of clues for those just wanting to learn something about sport in the Welsh capital!

Animals have played an important part in the history of various sports across the world. Have fun with this lighthearted celebration of sporting animals!

The first place starts with A. Follow the clues, use an atlas if needs be, and enjoy a bit of an alphabetical trip around some of Europe's interesting locations.

Have you ever stopped and thought about how everyday objects and inventions got their names? Here's a chance for you to do so!

You don't have to be a cricket expert to score well and enjoy this quiz about some strange and surprising cricketing trivia!

The "Wrong 'Un" is a cricketing term for a ball that turns the "wrong" way - but here, you've only got to pick the odd one out! Easiest 10 in the world for the cricketing buff - but with the Capitalized Clues, there should be something for everyone here!

Cardiff is allegedly Europe's fastest growing capital city - yet it's still small enough to get around it quite easily - and this is what you can do by playing this quiz !

By the end of this quiz you should be able to make, and enjoy Welsh Cakes - my favourite type of cake - just like my Mamgu used to make them!

All the answers are TV cop shows - but the clue refers to something else about the stars, the setting - or even the theme tune!

There's trivia - then there's this sort of thing which keeps Dai the Dap awake at night wondering why some people... Anyway, expect to learn something new here - totally useless, but new!

Your team is cruising along, plenty of wickets in hand, no apparent terror in the pitch and then suddenly.. this quiz is about some of the most dramatic batting collapses in Test cricket!

The Refugees have found a person who shares a birthday with 10 different members of the team. From the clues, can you guess who's probably more famous than a Refugee?

In fact, you don't need to have "played creckett" at all to score handsomely and have some fun with this quiz on some of cricket's historical eccentricities!

Glamorgan are Wales' only First Class cricket team - how many of these Glamorgan players from the 1960s onwards can you recognize ?

Some cricketers have had to come out with some really strange excuses for missing a game. Have some fun finding out about some really freaky injuries that have occurred over the years!

Outside Halves, Fly Halves, First Five Eights - or commonly known as "Number 10" ! This quiz is about some of the greatest Number 10's from around the world.

Cardiff City has been our "family" club for three generations now. Here is a mixture of questions about them, a bit of history, a bit of myth!

India came to England in July and August of 2007 to play a 3 match Test series. This quiz is about some of the personalities, performances and events enjoyed by fans over the course of the series - with a few cryptic clues thrown in to help you!

I'll give you a name or a word - three of the clues will match it - but one will not. Can you find the cuckoo in the nest? And be very wary of banana skins!

The Cardiff Blues Regional rugby team from Wales came into being in 2003. Here is a quiz on their short history thus far. Plenty of clues for the uninitated to pick up some easy points here too. Have fun!

A quiz on Leslie Thomas' extremely readable novel "Waiting for the Day", first published in 2004.