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Quiz Title Category Difficulty Qns Played Online Author
1 Dancing Most Fantastical
Featuring questions from multiple different "Final Fantasy" games, centred around a specific theme. These games are now available across many consoles. Sing and dance along with us as we explore questions from "Final Fantasy 5, 6, 8, 9, X-2, and 15".
Final Fantasy Average 10
23
Jul 08 25
timydamonkey
2 Richard Scarry's Busy, Busy World
It is definitely a busy world in this book! Match each of the characters to what activity they are doing that is keeping them so occupied in their part of the globe.
S Authors Easy 10
52
Jun 28 25
stephgm67
3 An Introduction to Medical Laboratory Science
Blood tests and other medical science tests are a fundamental and integral part of the diagnosis of disease. In a hospital, the amount and speed with which these tests are performed and reported are vital. Here are ten such important tests.
Medical Specialties Average 10
96
Jun 24 25
1nn1
4 Esperantaj Koloroj
Simply match the Esperanto word for the color to the square shaded in that color.
Esperanto Very Easy 10
142
May 29 25
JJHorner
5 I Misheard That
A malapropism is a word incorrectly used in place of a similar-sounding one. These slips of the tongue can be found in many contexts - high culture, pop culture and everyday life alike. The examples in this quiz are guaranteed to lift your spirits!
Language Use Average 15
89
May 28 25
LadyNym
6 A Brief History of European Architecture
There are many styles of European architecture - too many, in fact, to explore in one quiz! Let's focus, then, on some of the earliest styles that date from about 10,0000 BC to the mid-1700s.
Architecture Average 10
60
May 11 25
ponycargirl
7 A Literary Odd-One-Out
If you enjoy literature as well as quizzes that require you to find the odd one out, this quiz will definitely be up your alley. Some of the questions deal with literary works written in languages other than English.
Mixed Literature Average 10
188
Apr 12 25
LadyNym
8 Great Women: Great Quotes
Here's a collection of powerful quotes from some remarkable women. Do you know who said them?
Quote Challenge Easy 10
169
Mar 07 25
wellenbrecher
9 That's Old News
The news may be old, but the protest songs created in response live on. Five of these came from Bob Dylan, the king of the protest song, and the others were created by someone else. Can you sort them appropriately?
Political Songs Easy 10
168
Feb 23 25
looney_tunes
10 Space or Earth?
In this quiz we explore ten amazing places and structures from our planet and beyond. Pay close attention to the clues about size, shape and special features. Some photos may have been colour enhanced, but the structures themselves are real.
Space and Astronomy for Kids Easy 10
307
Jan 06 25
wellenbrecher
11 Spaced Out
Our solar system shall be the basis of this general quiz about a wide array of topics (under the sun?). Match up the description to its related celestial body. Good luck!
Thematic Space Average 10
246
Jan 04 25
kyleisalive
12 Yorkshire in Music
Here is a quiz about music connected with the White Rose County - arguably the most remarkable place in England, as anyone who has ever lived - and argued - there would probably agree.
UK Music Average 10
65
Jan 03 25
londoneye98
13 The Year 2025
As we step into the year 2025, let's celebrate not just the milestones of time but also the fascinating mathematical properties that make 2025 special. Let's take a closer look at this remarkable year through the lens of mathematics. Enjoy!
Mixed Math Average 10
141
Jan 02 25
Matthew_07
14 The Answer
No number has sparked as much controversy and excitement in nerd culture as 42. Famously known in pop culture as "the answer to life, the universe, and everything," the number 42 also boasts fascinating mathematical properties. Let's take a closer look!
Mixed Math Average 10
167
Dec 31 24
Matthew_07
15 White Dove
White dove, what message do you bring? Where have I seen your fragile wing? These birds, both literal and figurative, are found in all mediums of entertainment, from music to games to movies. Here are ten examples. How well do you know your white doves?
Birds in Entertainment Average 10
197
Dec 25 24
MrNobody97
16 Leo's Rebus Mania 02
Rebuses are a fun way of representing a word or a phrase with a series of pictures. The orientation, font, and location may matter. Can you figure out the following ten rebuses?
Rebuses Average 10
143
Dec 15 24
LeoDaVinci
17 Towering Over Italy
This photo quiz is dedicated to some of the many towers that are found all over the Italian territory. However, unlike the world-famous Leaning Tower of Pisa, they are not church belltowers, but were mostly erected for secular purposes.
Skyscrapers & Towers Easy 10
77
Dec 14 24
LadyNym
18 Don't Pick the Purple Ones
What the Beatles were to rock and roll in the 1960s, Led Zeppelin were to music in the 1970s. Their history is told in their 10 studio LPs and one live set, all represented here by each of these songs.
Led Zeppelin Easy 10
128
Dec 13 24
pollucci19
19 Element Symbols That Are US Postal Abbreviations
The states in the USA all have two-letter codes used to address mail etc. The 118 named elements also have abbreviations and 17 of them are shared with the codes used by the states. You have to pick out the elements with symbols matching the states below
Periodic Table Tough 17
133
Dec 13 24
TonyTheDad
20 Ford of Britain 1939 to 1983
Ford of Britain from 1939 until 1983. Just choose the oldest to the newest.
UK Cars Tough 10
67
Dec 08 24
Lord_Digby
21 March Right Up
Here are ten scenarios in which I'll "march right up" to someone. What's on my mind? In each case, a word or phrase that contains "march" has been replaced with an equivalent paraphrase *in asterisks.* Match each *paraphrase* to the correct "march" term.
Thematic Phrases Very Easy 10
167
Nov 14 24
MrNobody97
22 Those We Lost in 2024: Sports Edition
Sadly 2024 saw the passing of a number of significant figures in the sporting world. Simply match the name to their correct sport. Please note that this quiz has a slight UK bias.
World Sports by Year Easy 10
95
Nov 09 24
Snowman
23 My Literary Town
In my town, everywhere is named after a literary work. Simply match the author to their work on the map.
Literature: Something in Common Average 15
167
Nov 09 24
Snowman
24 My Gustatory Day
I spent the day buying fresh ingredients from my grocery store. This was only possible because humans have moved them from one place in the world to another. Match the foods with their correct native homes. (Click the images for a closer look!)
History of Food Easy 12
169
Oct 03 24
trident
25 Plates of the World, Unite
Can you identify ten of the major tectonic plates whose movement around the Earth's surface is what has determined what that surface looks like?
Earth Science Easy 10
275
Sep 22 24
looney_tunes
26 It's an Masterpiece!
This quiz is full of errors, mix-ups, and straight-up nonsense (hence the title's typo). That's because we have a compendium of several poems whose lines have been crossed. Can you figure out the correct poets? (Click the images for a closer look!)
Name the Poet Easy 10
221
Sep 17 24
trident
27 Penguins At Play
These cute black-and-white animals have decided to have some fun playing roles in famous black-and-white films. Identify which film each scene belongs to. (Click the images for a closer look!)
Classic Movies Very Easy 10
213
Sep 16 24
trident
28 Give me your Tired, Boring Questions
...and I'll try to add a twist to those same-old same-old questions. For instance, you'll need to know more about the Magna Carta than the usual 1215, Runnymede, King John reference in the question.
Mixed 10 Questions Tough 10
160
Sep 12 24
SixShutouts66
29 Laws Start and End Here
Each country has its own way of passing laws for its citizens. See if you can identify which legislative building goes with which country. Note, the 10th photo is of the more recognizable executive building of its country.
Government Buildings Average 10
75
Aug 31 24
BigTriviaDawg
30 Tragedy in the Pacific
The attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii brought the USA into WWII. Previous tensions between Japan and the US turned into full-blown war. The battle for supremacy in the Pacific Ocean was an absolute tragedy for civilisation. Here are the ten key battles.
Pacific War Average 10
100
Aug 28 24
1nn1
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