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The Stations of the Cross, also known as the Way of the Cross or the Way of Sorrows, is a devotion that follows fourteen different moments from the day Jesus died. The pictures are in order, you just need to match what is happening in them. 
No true "Friends" lover can forget the catchy tune that began each episode but do you remember the lyrics to the iconic song? I've removed 16 words for you to put back where they belong. 
Take a stroll down memory lane for some questions on late twentieth century American TV shows. Based on names, can you remember who was who or from where? 
All people and things in this quiz are named or related to the word 'great'. Let's see how many you know or can work out from the clues in the pictures. Questions are from numerous categories but are all US based.
Just match the picture clue with a word synonym to come up with the two word rhyme it represents. Please see instructions. 
Beanie Kids were introduced to Australia and New Zealand in September 1997 by Skansen Giftware. These little teddies rapidly became one of the most sought after collectables. You actually don't need any knowledge of the bears to play this quiz.. 
A mausoleum is an external free-standing building constructed as a monument enclosing the burial chamber of a deceased person or people. This quiz has ten questions related to famous ones 
Memorials are structures, monuments or spaces created to commemorate and honour individuals, events or groups. This quiz has 10 that are dedicated to people. Just match the picture with who it belongs to. 
The Scriptural Way of the Cross was inaugurated on Good Friday in 1991 by Pope John Paul II who wanted to create a version of the traditional Stations of the Cross that was more aligned with the biblical accounts of the Passion of Christ.
Fifteen cemeteries from around the world for you to match with their common names. I have removed the cities from the titles but added countries. There are enough hints in most of the photos themselves in you look close enough.
These ten pictures are simply some clues in a colour. Just put the two together and come up with a saying, phrase, book, TV show or movie. One of the words is always the colour it is written in, the other (or others) refer to the written clue 
People use lots of different things when they go to work that help them do their jobs. Can you work out the jobs these people have from looking at the pictures? 
A grave is simply a hole dug in the ground to receive a coffin or a dead body. They are usually typically marked by a stone or mound. These ten questions deal with some famous Europe and US ones from different walks of life.
Truth: we can have kernels, nuggets or rings of it and we can blow it, bend it or stretch it. We can be economical with it or we can cross our heart and swear to tell it. These ten authors all made quotes about it. Just match up who said what. 
Cemetery comes from the Greek meaning 'sleeping place' and refers to land designated as a burial spot. A graveyard is technically referring to burial grounds in a churchyard although I have sometimes used both terms interchangeably in this quiz..
These ten pictures are simply some clues in a colour. Just put the two together and come up with a saying, phrase, book, TV show or movie. One of the words is always the colour it is written in, the other (or others) refer to the written clue. 
South America is a continent entirely in the western Hemisphere and mostly in the southern. It includes twelve sovereign states which I am focusing on in this quiz. Each state has at least one thing that makes a geographical top of the world list. 
Animals have all sorts of different homes they make for themselves and lots that we make for them when we keep them as pets or on a farm. All you have to do here is match the animal with the picture of the place it lives in 
Asian mausoleums are some of the largest and grandest in the world and some dynasties shrines date back centuries. Most questions relate to knowledge about the inhabitants. I have tried to give hints in the clues or in the choice of the wrong answers. 
All words either begin or finish with 'end'. Clues can be literal or phonetic - just see it, join it and write it. Answers are singular unless shown otherwise. The picture is part of the clue not the answer!
A 'Tomb of the Unknown Soldier' contains the remains of an unknown soldier killed in war. They commemorate all those that were never identified or have no grave. Some monuments are considered such a tomb but are actually cenotaphs with no grave.
How many fairy tales do you know? In this quiz you just need to match the listed tale with one of the ten pictures that have something to do with the story. 
Ten AFL club names and ten pictures of their nicknames. All you have to do is match them up. 
The other ten AFL club names and ten pictures of their nicknames. All you have to do is match them up. Okay I know there's only 18 total so I've added two previous clubs and and used one older name. 
