As Shakespeare said "Eye of newt, and toe of frog, ... For a charm of powerful trouble, Like a hell-broth boil and bubble." Interested in French frogs, newts and toads? Then give this quiz a go.

Dedicated, Done and Dusted! We are about to enter the weird and wonderful "Guinness book of World Records" where human creativity and imagination show no bounds when coming up with bizarre activities to excel at. These are truly dedicated people!

Following on from my first quiz on endangered animals - more creatures we could be looking at losing forever. Rearrange the words that are capitalized. Remember capitals at the start of a sentence and proper names may not count.

According to scientists these are some of the last places on Earth you will find, amongst others, footsteps of dinosaurs, unclaimed land and rare languages! Good luck and enjoy.

Solve the anagrams to find some of the best loved classic TV comedies. TV series chosen are not all American. Remember it's only the fully capitalised words in the sentence which forms the anagrams. Enjoy!

Rearrange the words to reveal a well known French city or town. Good luck.

I've taken some of my family's favourites and turned them into anagrams. Clues in the questions to help. British spelling throughout and remember it is only the fully capitalised words that form the anagrams. Enjoy!

Ever wondered about the wildlife in France? This quiz will give you a flavour.

Following on from my first quiz, more questions about French wildlife.

I became a vegetarian about six weeks ago and after researching some of the bizarre foods eaten across the world, I'm very glad I did. This quiz is not for those of you with delicate stomachs or indeed vegetarians but I might get a few converts!

Take the words written in capital letters from the sentence and change them around to find the names of ancient Egyptian or Greek gods. All answers are one word - Enjoy!

A little quiz for all escargot lovers!

Unravel the anagrams to discover the delicious classic French foods on offer. Watch out for the French spelling!