Author Biography: Zbeckabee

The following songs include lyrics that mention medical personnel or a medical profession. I'll give you the line that includes the profession (or professional) and you finish the lyrics. The songs hail from multiple music eras.

This quiz should be relatively painless, if you are a fan of The Beatles. I'll give you the name of a Beatles' tune using alternate wording. All you have to do is figure out the real name of the song. The songs have been performed by the Beatles.

FT for Fun Trivia! All of the following answers contain the letters FT and in that order. I'll give you a clue to a word. You then add the word to the letters FT and anagram to get the answer. Remember: FT will be in that order. An example is provided.

This quiz should be relatively painless, if you are a fan of The Beatles. I'll give you the name of a Beatles' tune using alternate wording. All you have to do is figure out the real name of the song. The songs have been performed by the Beatles.

If you're a hardcore fan of Elvis, this quiz should be a piece of cake. Using alternate wording, I'll give you the name of a tune that has been sung by Elvis. All you have to do is figure out the real name of the song.

If you're a fan of folk music, this quiz should be a walk in the park. Using alternate wording, I'll give you the name of a well-known folk song that has been sung by a major folk artist. All you have to do is figure out the real name of the song.

If you're a hardcore fan of Elvis, this quiz should be a piece of cake. Using alternate wording, I'll give you the name of a tune that has been sung by Elvis. All you have to do is figure out the real name of the song.

Prayer beads have always been a fascination of mine. I make and sell them, hunt them down in auctions and have amassed a collection of over 800 sets of beads. Here are a few tidbits that I've run across along the way.

This quiz should be relatively painless, if you are a fan of The Beatles. I'll give you the name of a Beatles' tune using alternate wording. All you have to do is figure out the real name of the song. The songs have been performed by the Beatles.

I'll give you a synonym (or related synonymous phrase) for a U2 song. All you have to do is figure out the real name of the song. The songs have all been performed by U2 and all song titles consist of one word.

I'm going to give you "other words" for the names of some oldie moldie tunes. See if you can figure out what the real song title is, or rather, what the real song title WAS.

I'm going to give you "other words" for the names of some oldie moldie tunes. See if you can figure out what the real song title is, or rather, what the real song title WAS.

This quiz should be relatively painless, if you are a fan of The Beatles. I'll give you the name of a Beatles' tune using alternate wording. All you have to do is figure out the real name of the song. The songs have been performed by the Beatles.

KS for Kansas! All of the following answers contain the letters KS in that order. Take the first clue(s), add to the letters KS and anagram to get the final answer. Remember: KS will be in that order. An example is provided.

If you're a hardcore Country Music fan, this quiz should be a piece of cake. Using alternate wording, I'll give you the name of a tune that has been written and/or performed by Willie Nelson. All you have to do is figure out the real name of the song.

NM for New Mexico! All of the following answers contain the letters NM in that order. Take the first clue(s), add to the letters NM and anagram to get the final answer. Remember: NM will be in that order. An example is provided.

Add NY for New York! All of the following answers contain the letters NY in that order. Take the first clue(s), add to the letters NY and anagram to get the final answer. Remember: NY will be in that order. An example is provided.

All of the following answers contain the letters RS, in that order. I'll give you a clue to a word. You then add the word to the letters RS and anagram to get the answer. Remember: RS will be in that order. An example is provided.

I'll give you the names of TV shows using alternate wording. All you have to do is figure out the real name of the show. Each word definition is out of order, though the answers will be entered in the proper sequence.

ND for North Dakota! All of the following answers contain the letters ND in that order. I'll give you a clue to a word. You then add the word to the letters ND and anagram to get the answer. Remember: ND will be in that order. An example is provided.

CA for California! All of the following answers contain the letters CA in that order. Take the first clue(s), add to the letters CA and anagram to get the final answer. Remember: CA will be in that order. An example is provided.

Add the letters H-A-R-D to the initial answers in the following questions; then anagram for the final answer. Don't let the word HARD scare you! It's just a bunch of letters!

I'll give you the names of TV shows using alternate wording. All you have to do is figure out the real name of the show. Each word definition is out of order, though the answers will be entered in the proper sequence.

On this quiz, you'll take the first answer and add, subtract or change a letter or two, from somewhere in the word, to get the second answer. Enter both answers in the order they are given. An example is provided.

The following answers are all in three parts, with each part being either an antonym (opposite meaning) or a synonym (same meaning) as the clue. There are hints along the way, so it shouldn't be too tough. A = antonym; S = synonym.

UT for Utah! All of the following answers contain the letters UT in that order. I'll give you a clue to a word. You then add the word to the letters UT and anagram to get the answer. Remember: UT will be in that order. An example is provided.

CO for Colorado! All of the following answers contain the letters CO in that order. I'll give you a clue to a word. You then add the word to the letters CO and anagram to get the answer. Remember: CO will be in that order. An example is provided.