I'll give you words from a John Mellencamp song; you match that set to the title of the song in which that set is found. For example, given "joker", "preacher", "strong", "rich", "United Nation", you would match these with "Hand to Hold On To".
It's time to do or die--dot your i's and cross your t's. How much do you know about cliches, idioms, etc. that have a key word that begins with the letter "D"?
Billions of people have trodden upon this earth, and each one has had an impact in some way. However, a few have had such an impact that their names lived onward. Which of these, from all over the world, past or present, do you recognize?
Welcome to another game in my ongoing British Literature series of quizzes! This one covers the poets, novelists, dramatists, and essayists of the 1700's until late in the century when Romanticism is the dominant influence.
It's time to knuckle down and see what you know about these clichés with a key word starting with "K". You'll do well if you keep your fingers crossed.
Get up and about and up in arms! Here's another cliche quiz up for grabs. Each of these cliche expressions contains an important word beginning with the letter "U". Use your head, and see if you can get the upper hand!
I'll give you words from a James Taylor song; you match that set to the title of the song in which that set is found. For example, given "down", "brighten", "call", "name", "running", you would match these with "You Got a Friend".
Billions of people have trodden upon this earth, and each one has had an impact in some way. However, a few have had such an impact that their names lived onward. Which of these, from all over the world, past or present, do you recognize?
If you've time on your hands, then take a load off your feet and try your luck with this quiz about cliched expressions with a key word beginning with the letter "T". Time and tide wait for no man, and the time is ripe to have the time of your life!
Billions of people have trodden upon this earth, and each one has had an impact in some way. However, a few have had such an impact that their names lived onward. Which of these, from all over the world, past or present, do you recognize?
Needless to say, the name of the game is cliches with a key word beginning with the letter "N". So, don't be a Nervous Nellie! Instead, let's get down to the nitty gritty!
Rise and shine and rally round the flag! It's time to rack your brains for another cliche quiz. Each of the questions concerns a cliche, idiom, or expression with a main word starting with the letter "R".
At long last, here is a quiz you can lick your chops over! All of the questions are concerned with clichés and idioms with a key word beginning with "L". Lay on, Macduff, but don't lay an egg!
The topic of this quiz is English literature composed between 450 AD and 1066 AD. Much of it would have been written originally in Old English or Latin.
We are famous horses from all across the entertainment spectrum--movies, TV, literature, toys, etc. Can you answer our questions correctly? Aye, or neigh?
Billions of people have trodden upon this earth, and each one has had an impact in some way. However, a few have had such an impact that their names lived onward. Which of these, from all over the world, past or present, do you recognize?
This quiz is concerned with various works of non-fiction, fiction, and poetry written from the early 1800's to the American Civil War and the Reconstruction Era. It is the third quiz in a series on American Literature.
Billions of people have trodden upon this earth, and each one has had an impact in some way. However, a few have had such an impact that their names lived onward. Which of these, from all over the world, past or present, do you recognize?
One way to improve with each shining hour is to take this quiz about cliches, idioms, expressions, etc. that begin with the letter "I". I believe you'll find you're in your element and not in over your head.
If cliches are your cup of tea, then hopefully you'll find you can cut the mustard by answering these questions about popular idioms and expressions in the English language that use a key word beginning with the letter "C".
If you have half a mind to take a quiz about cliches with a significant word beginning with "H", then heave a sigh of relief. You'll enjoy this one to your heart's content and fall head over heels.
Of course, there is never an end of Dr. Seuss. We'll still be reading him when we're 99. However, do you know his books well enough to recognize their ending lines? See if you can match some titles with their last words.
A quiz about English lit from 1066 (the Norman conquest) to 1485 (the ascension of the House of Tudor), the second half of the Medieval Period. "Middle English" refers to the language spoken between Old English and Modern English.
Welcome to yet another quiz in the ongoing survey of British literature! This quiz is about the playwrights, poets, and prose writers of the late 1700s or the era of the Restoration of the English monarchy.
Will wonders never cease! Here's another wild and woolly quiz in this series. Each question is about an idiom or cliche in the English language that has a key word beginning with the letter "W". If you find yourself at wit's end, just wing it!
Whether you achieve a feather in your cap, do fair to middling, or fall from grace, I hope you enjoy learning a few facts about some cliches that have a key word beginning with the letter "F".
Yes, yes, we've all heard Alexander Pope's declaration: "Hope springs eternal in the human breast". However, joy doesn't have to come from breasts: it can spring from spring itself! Here follows a quiz of famous classical poems about spring!
Sergio Leone's "A Fistful of Dollars", starring Clint Eastwood, has perhaps one of the most memorable expositions in any film. See what you remember from the first 10 to 15 minutes of the movie!
Many of us find ourselves whistling tunes throughout our daily work lives, but some of us go to work and get recorded while we're doing it. How many of these songs with whistling in them do you remember? All songs are from the twentieth century.
Love is quite different from the idealized dream we have of it when we're young. John Mellencamp's "Jack and Diane" captures this lesson. How much do you remember about this "little ditty"?
Alexander Pope's work may just be the most frequently quoted in the English language following the Bible and Shakespeare. Several famous phrases and lines of his can be found in his "Essay on Criticism". Do you recognize any?
After finding the answer for the first question, drop a letter and rearrange the remaining ones to create the answer to the next question. At Question 6, begin adding a letter and rearranging. You may work from any answer to build backwards or forwards
I've put together a little something about adjectives and adverbs to quiz your knowledge about words and phrases used as modifiers in the English language. All questions and answers use Standard American English rules of grammar.
Go like the wind, go bananas, go for broke, go whole hog, go hog wild, go out on a limb, go against the grain, or just go along for the ride, but go and enjoy a quiz about cliches with a key word beginning with the letter "G".
These writers were inspired by other famous pieces of literature when trying to create titles for some of their most famous works. When I give you a title, can you tell me the literary source of that title?
Billions of people have trodden upon this earth, and each one has had an impact in some way. However, a few have had such an impact that their names lived onward. Which of these, past or present, from all over the world, do you recognize?
What would you expect from a pound of hound dogs "crying all the time"! The Regal Beagles have put together a quiz about sad songs from a variety of genres. How many questions can you answer before grabbing a tissue?
Hola! I'm going to give you some lines from Nursery Rhymes, but replace one of the English words with a Spanish word. The Spanish word will be in ALL CAPS. See if you can figure out what English word has been replaced! Buena Suerte! (Good Luck!)
The lowly ass or donkey plays a significant role in many Biblical passages and stories. Take a look at these different references to the animal and see what you know. (All references are from the New King James Version).
A couple of lovers once "walked off to look for America". Have you ever wondered if they found everything all right? While you think about that, take a wander through Simon and Garfunkel's "America" and see how well you remember the lyrics to this song
If you're not in the mood to veg out and you're full of vim and vigor, or vice versa, then have a go at this quiz. Each question is concerned with a cliche or idiom that uses a key word beginning with the letter "V". May you romp to victory!