"I swear to fulfill, to the best of my ability and judgment, this covenant..." Those are the modern words of the vow known as the Hippocratic Oath. Let's examine the original document from ancient Greece.
It's time to snuggle down to watch all those great movies with actors who have become part of many families during the holiday season! Instead of choosing the holiday movie, you must match the actors and actresses to the character they played!
I was inspired to write this quiz after listening to the Ozark Mountains Daredevils' song, "Mr. Powell", which was recorded on their "Car Over the Lake Album".
Although there is no reason to doubt that the characters portrayed in the History Channel's "Vikings" were real, we may find that they did not co-exist at the same time and place in history. Let's do some digging!
"Can you see anything? ... Yes, wonderful things!" Lord Carnarvon, financier of the expedition that found the tomb of Tutankhamun, was part of one of the greatest archaeological discoveries the world has ever known. Was that a curse? Or a blessing?
Henry's back! Easter has long passed, and it's time now for the pages to help My Lady, the Countess of Warwick, prepare for the May Day festivities. Everyone has the day off, so come along and join the fun!
As is the case with most youngsters, my grandson has decided that dinosaurs are pretty neat! Let's have a look at some words that are good to know when learning about dinosaurs! Be sure to choose the best answer for each choice!
The god's wife, Hatshepsut, was not the first female pharaoh in Egypt. However, she was the first who claimed absolute power. What were her main achievements?
One of the most mysterious and powerful women of the ancient world, is it possible that Nefertiti ruled Egypt outright after her husband's death? Let's see!
While my friends and I caravan through deserts, we are surprised to see so many different types of animals in the hot, dry areas. Can you identify the animal from the clue given?
Henry's here! My lord, the Earl of Warwick, has business in Rome with the pope. Sir William, the Earl's most experienced knight, has been taking me around the city so that I can learn more about it! Want to come along?
As is the case with most youngsters, my grandson has decided that dinosaurs are pretty neat! Let's have a look at some more words that are good to know when learning about dinosaurs! Be sure to choose the best answer for each choice!
"I'll take your part" is an idiom that means, in the case of this quiz, to side with someone in an argument. Let's sort through clues about four foreigners who took part in the American Revolution.
The unification of Upper and Lower Egypt was so important to the ancient Egyptians that they believed the date, c. 3100 BC, was the beginning of their history. What do you know about these early kingdoms?
The Varangian Guard was fearless, ferocious, and foreign. Protecting a powerful ruler was no piece of cake, but they did it with an ease that was nothing less than admirable. What do you know about this elite military group?
America is still touring, and they sound great! In addition to enjoying their many hits, there are stories to hear, which sometimes lead to the quest for more information. Are you an America fan?
One of the oldest statues in the world, an air of mystery has always surrounded the Great Sphinx. Who built it? Why? Experts still debate these questions.
Two of the oldest patrician families in ancient Rome were the Julius and the Claudia. Meet the rulers who governed the Roman Empire from its conception, the Julio-Claudian emperors, who were Rome's First Family.
The Romans left many fine gifts to today's world; there is no doubt that their use of concrete changed the course of architecture forever. If you don't know much about concrete, be sure to look for a clue in every question and/or picture!
While visiting Sorrento, Italy, in the summertime, I was amazed to see many plants that I grow in my yard back home in Missouri. See if you can identify the plants I saw from the clues given.
On a recent trip to the zoo, I was amazed to find that my young grandson was interested in visiting the Bird House. And why not?! Birds are very interesting! His favorite? The terrific toucan!
We have been studying animals that we find in nature where we live. My grandson thinks ducks are just duckie! In British slang, that means darling or dear! We hope you do too!
My young grandson, "G", HATES to have his hair cut. After my first attempts that left both of us shaking and trembling, I decided to put my knowledge of psychology to good use!
If the famous works of these artists were mentioned, they would be recognized in an instant. However, can you recognize who they are by their self-portraits and the clues about lesser-known pursuits?
Some foods just taste better when they are served together - like chips and dip or cheese and crackers. See if you can find the correct answer that will create a dynamic digestible duo.
When I was just a kid, "Abbey Road" (1969) by the Beatles was the first album I ever bought with my own money. And--not surprisingly--the music is still just as entertaining now as it was then. See if you can match the lyrics with the album's songs.
In the early 1400s, Portugal launched its overseas empire, an empire that possessed colonies that are today part of sixty different sovereign states. What do you known about this bold venture?
If I'm not playing or authoring on Fun Trivia these days, there is a good chance that I am crocheting. Contrary to popular belief, the craft isn't just for little old ladies anymore. Let's see what you know about the art of crochet.
Rumors have recently recirculated regarding the existence of the Amber Room, an artistic marvel that many thought was lost at the conclusion of WWII. Was it destroyed? Or safely hidden away?
My young grandson has always been crazy for ketchup. Now he is at the age where he is interested in how to actually make the food that he likes to eat. See if you can match some of his favorite recipes with the dish that requires his favorite condiment
The Globetrot Trivia 2 Challenge is now stopping in Chiang Mai, Thailand. While researching the area, I found the Elephant Jungle Sanctuary there, which led me to information regarding Thailand's sacred white elephants.
All my grandkids still love listening to a bedtime story, and during the holiday season, why not read some Christmas stories? Some may be more for older children! You decide! All you must do is match the characters from each story with the titles.
While historians recorded the contributions of the male Patriots during the Revolutionary War, the efforts of the Patriot ladies are largely unseen in the history books. Let's give them some well-deserved recognition!
A theater company is defined as "the cast and crew of a show and any other staff who work on the show". Can you identify these members of a theater company?
A symbol of the divine? Or evil? The use of the All-Seeing Eye dates back to ancient times, and was viewed by many as a symbol of deep spirituality. Come along and see!
In looking at the 2002 list of "100 Greatest Britons", it is immediately apparent that very few women were chosen for the honor. Can you identify these ladies using clues that do not focus on their more famous achievements?
The word pharaoh means "great house". The pharaoh was the political and religious leader of ancient Egypt, and was considered to be a living god. What do you know about the accomplishments of these leaders?