While not as big as they have been in the past, the UK's armed forces still occupy many locations in and around both the UK and overseas. Can you match these ten UK bases with the roles that they fulfil?

Match the U.S. presidents to the positions they held immediately prior to running for the presidency.

Come sail with me on some famous historical ships. Disregard any specific classes - if it was intended to float on water I have classified it as a ship! Neither the ships or people have titles in the questions.

Do you know which Michigan college calls which city home? Match them up here.

I'll give you the title, or theme of 10 Pulitzer Prize winning investigative news stories or series, you tell me who wrote them.

New format vehicle registrations were introduced in Great Britain in 2001. The first two letters indicate which licensing office issued the plate, so can you match the letters to the area to which they apply?

How well do you know the Amendments to the US Constitution? Not the first or fifteenth or twenty-first - the less well known Amendments where you probably know they're in the Constitution but not sure *where*.

Can you arrange the Dutch Prime Ministers who have served between 1945 and 2010 in the correct order?

There are numerous colleges and universities throughout the U.S. Can you match some of them to their city?

In this exciting new branch of mathematics, you need to use your knowledge of national flags to solve the vexillological equations and match them to the correct answer. It is as easy as counting from 1 to 10! PEMDAS counts. The cover photo may assist.

"Robber baron" is a derogatory term used to describe the powerful men who made fortunes by forming monopolies and trusts, engaging in unethical business practices, bribing politicians, and exploiting their workers. Match the name with the industry.

I am a proud Tartan, a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University. Can you match these fellow alumni of my alma mater (all more accomplished than I am) to their graduation year and degree?

These Spanish words correspond to ten characteristic objects with a long-lasting presence in the culture and history of Spain. Match the name with the short description of the object.

This quiz is about WWII spies, British, American, German and even Japanese. Also included will be some places and names of operations. It's up to you to match them up with the correct organization. Don't step on your trench coat!

You may know Macaroni, Caroline Kennedy's pony, and Poll, Jackson's funeral-interrupting parrot, but can you match these other quirky facts with the correct White House pet?

I'll give you the cause of death and you match up the US president who succumbed to it.

We all know about Hadrian's Wall and the Great Wall of China, this quiz asks you to match some lesser known walls to the country in which they are located.

Match the name of the maritime disaster with the date and location it occurred.

There are over 750 U.S. military bases located in the U.S. and 80 foreign countries. That is more than three times the total of all other countries combined. In this quiz I'll give you the name of the base and you tell me where it's located.

Can you match these advertising slogans to the various brands of beer, of various types, from around the world?

In this quiz, we revisit phrases from French personalities that somehow influenced us all. Their legacy is universal. I will give you a phrase for you to identify its author.

This quiz is dedicated to some of the many types of boats and ships that have sailed the world's waters since antiquity. Can you match each vessel to its description?

I will give you a word in Latin and you have to match it to its English meaning.

The concept of this quiz is simple: match the correct celebrity to the company for which they provided their image for advertising purposes at some point in the 1990s and 2000s. Can you remember all of them? Good luck!

In 1985, the first three country code domain names for internet websites were registered: .us (United States), .uk (United Kingdom) and .il (Israel). The number has grown to over 300 (using the Latin alphabet). How many do you know?

Can you identify these First Ladies of the United States from a few facts about them?

No, not the singing group from Motown. There have been 17 Chief Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court. In this matching quiz you will be given the names of 15 of the Chief Justices and be asked to match him up with the president who nominated him.

Most cities in the UK have just a single railway station. However there are some that have more than one bearing the name of the town or city. Can you match these locations with the pairs of stations they share their name with?

Which manufacturers are responsible for the models these clues indicate? Each sentence contains three car models, but from which auto manufacturer?

Here are some facts about the American First Ladies that caught my attention. It is a matching quiz. Try to link each fact to a First Lady.

Simply match the landmark/historical site to its location, and your job is done. Have fun!

Whether every day or weekly, we used to get our news from a printed newspaper rather than the internet. Can you match each of these newspapers with the country in which it was published?

This is a quiz about different car models from around the world that were produced in the 20th century. Some continued production into the 21st century. Match the automaker with the model of the car or truck for success. Enjoy!

As I am not from the USA, I figured that matching a tree with its state was going to be mighty tough. So, to make it easier I have recorded the tree (in capitals) into a pop culture clue to help you match it with its appropriate state. Best of luck.

Each regiment in the British Army is identified primarily by its cap badge. We'll give you descriptions of the cap badges of the Army's 12 line infantry and rifles regiments (as of 2022), but can you match them with the regiment?

I adopted this quiz and then was intrigued when I began reading about this woman. Please match the person to the role that he/she played in Martha's short life.

The UK Prime Minister generally represents one of the 650 (or thereabouts) constituencies in the House of Commons. Can you match the 15 that served in the reign of Queen Elizabeth II with the seats they represented as Prime Minister?

Can you match up these Wisconsinites with their political claim to fame?

Here are 10 well known train journeys, just match the appropriate people with their train trip.

Match the warrior statue to the country it is located in.