Coffee in quotes from books, songs, movies and famous people. The title is from Cassandra Clare's book "City of Bones".

Black, green, white, red, smoked, herbal, infusion, decoction, tisanes, chai. A tour of the magical world of tea.

A quiz about Morocco's largest city, not the movie! Casablanca may not be as exotic and mysterious as Marrakesh, Tangier or Fez but it is worth a visit! Enjoy!

This quiz is on the special first episode of season 6 (1994-1996) of "Agatha Christie's Poirot" TV series with David Suchet

Personal, historical, scientific, literary diaries, even blogs, have been valuable pieces in the puzzle of collective memory. This is a trivia look into their world.

An assortment of familiar and not so familiar uses of the principle of the pendulum.

For the 2014-15 season, my hometown Philharmonic has programmed a tribute to Slavic composers and symphonies with a Slavic theme. Each concert has a title that reflects the identity of the piece or the composer.

Use planes, trains and sails, open maps and atlases and find where these cities are. They all start with the letter K.

The Greek language, ancient and modern, has specific words for various different types of love. Match the Greek word with the description of the meaning.

It's all Greek to you but in this case, not so much. Find the English words of Greek origin in the following sentences.

The fashion designers behind some of the most memorable Academy Awards Red Carpet dresses. The title is from the musical "Evita" and the song "Rainbow High".

I will give you the title of a work of art (painting, movie, book or song) in Spanish and you have to find its title in English, as literal as possible.

The fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen have been translated in more than 100 languages. Can you find the Spanish titles of ten of them?

These felines have escaped from their fictional habitats. Help them find their way back where they belong.

This is an attempt to shed some light into the chthonic mystery cult of the Great Gods, one of the most important Mysteries of the ancient world.

Are Cats Evil, really? My quiz is on Luis Sepulveda's book "The Story Of The Seagull And The Cat Who Taught Her To Fly" and it intends to prove exactly the opposite.

A tour of some of the lesser known natural satellites of the planets in our solar system and the stories of the girls they are named after.

A spectrum of color-related questions, somewhat on the quaint side.

Crafted for Kyle's "Which Witch is Which?" Lounge challenge, this quiz has fire as its theme. Careful, it's hot!

Help me find my way through these more or less biZZZZZarre words which all contain OZ in them.

Match the word for potato to the correct language!

"It is dull, Son of Adam, to drink without eating," said the Queen presently. "What would you like best to eat?" "Turkish Delight, please, your Majesty," said Edmund. Match the sweet/dessert in English with its Turkish name.

Let's take a look at the meaning of names from Ancient Greek and Byzantine history and find out if they befit their owners.