The photos in this quiz should help you to identify the movies and answer the questions posed. Movies are mostly of the older variety, and are a complete mixture. 
Many opportunities present themselves when even a casual observer goes looking for birds to photograph in the part of southern Ontario where I live. Here are some of the results of walks by the river and afternoons in my back yard. 
The musicians in this quiz might have decorated their Christmas trees with tiny horns, drums or pianos. Your task is to decide which of them played the pictured instruments. 
All of the movies in this quiz have the word "truth" or "true" in the title. Use the photo clues to help answer the questions, remembering that the hints might be oblique. 
What could be more exciting than having a brand new key, to a new home or perhaps a new car? Here we look at all sorts of keys, some of the things they open and other uses of keys. 
Given that IHHPUH is "eggnog" and that VASLIZ might be on the Christmas dinner table, work out these other Christmas related words and phrases. The photos may be direct clues, or indirect and a bit cryptic. The same code is used throughout. 
Man, I feel like a woman can lead a country at least as well as a man. Even if you disagree, given the somewhat cryptic photo clues, you might be able to answer these questions about female world leaders. 
Imagine what fun you could have if you found any of these sporting items under your Christmas tree! Who will be your teammate? Where will you play? What awards will you win? 
Use the images to help answer some questions about some fabulous imaginary locations, and the movies set therein. 
Use the given anagrams to identify an object in each photo. Answers all have two words, including a descriptive word of some sort. Words to be anagrammed are in CAPS. 
An egg is an egg, right? Well, perhaps, but to the creatures concerned each egg is special. They vary a lot, too, as can be seen from these images. Your task is to match each creature to the image of their egg or eggs. 
The red octagon of the stop sign is widely known, whether the word on the sign is "STOP" or its local equivalent. Here we look at some of these, and other cautionary signs, that if they don't actually tell us to stop, urge us to slow down and think. 
The song calls for French hens to go along with the companion quiz to this one, but instead let's look at French cinema from 1910-1952, significant dates for the kings of that other quiz. We DO have a Henriette here... 
The photos that accompany the questions will give you clues about various characters in the film. It is hoped that they'll help you with the answers. Some knowledge of the book on which the film was based may also help. 
