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The Arab League was formed in 1945 as a co-operative organisation of Arabic-speaking countries. In the 2020s it has 22 members. Can you pick out just 15 of them from this list?

Many famous people have died, but few receive as much publicity as organizational and state leaders, or controversial politicians. This is a quiz on assassinations or executions of famous powerful people in history.

The "Twelve Days of Christmas" is a very old Christmas song with the 'true love' receiving many presents over the period. I've given you all the presents all you have to do is put them in the correct order.

The modern US Democratic Party was founded in 1828. Between 1828 and 2024, 16 presidents have been Democrats, including Joe Biden (the 46th president). Can you pick out his 15 predecessors?

'Advance Australia Fair' was adopted as the national anthem in 1974. Can you fill in the blanks to complete the lyrics?

The United Nations system includes 15 specialized international agencies that work with the UN to tackle various issues. Can you match each of the ten listed here with its field of expertise? The acronyms should help you to figure out which is which.

National flags are patriotic symbols that began as heraldic devices during battle. The colours and emblems are chosen for a purpose to represent their country. This quiz refers to the symbols or emblems that appear on some of them.

The basis for all Romance languages today, Latin is over 2000 years old, with some key phrases still being in use despite the language having few native speakers. Here are some phrases and their English translations - just match them up.

In 2022 we did a trip around the globe, not following the usual tourist routes, but visiting particular places for family events. Follow us on our trip.

This is one of Winston Churchill's famous war speeches from 1940. How much do you remember of this historic end of it? Just match the words to where they fit.

The rulers listed in this quiz represent many different eras in history. Some were kings or emperors. Others served as politicians or dictators. Your task is to sort the rulers, putting them with the correct country.

Here are 12 well-known tourist attractions from all three countries in North America. You'll have to place them in the country where they are located.

Come on a world tour of red, white and blue attractions. Just match the pictures to the correct names.

The most popular colour combination on national flags is, hands down, red, white, and blue. However, in second place is red and white. Can you spot these red and white flags from the impostors?

All twelve months of the Spanish calendar are in this collection quiz but so are all twelve in another of the Romance languages. You just need to get all the Spanish ones. I have removed all diacritics for formatting reasons.

In 2020, Joe Biden, from the Democratic Party, was elected the 46th American president. Who were the Republican presidents who came before him?

All you have to do is identify the missing words from the UK national anthem and place them in the correct place.

This is a quiz about Winston Churchill's famous speech generally referred to as "We Shall Fight on the Beaches".

Join me on a journey around the western parts of England by filling in the blanks in this narrative style quiz.

September 12, 1962: John F. Kennedy addresses a crowd at Rice University, Texas to outline an extremely ambitious project that was sadly not to be completed within his lifetime.

All you need to do is match the manufacturer of the car with the badge description. Would you be able to identify the make of an automobile based just on its badge if someone tried to describe it to you?

India boasts one of the highest numbers of sites inscribed in the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage List. Ten of them are hiding there among other famous Asian sites. Can you pick them out?

What's black and white and read all over? A newspaper of course! Can you place ten of the world's most famous newspapers?

It's simple. I tell you the name of a newspaper. You choose the country of origin. It won't feature in the news, but tests your knowledge.

Who knew that dealing with the jolly, red-cheeked man would require so much paperwork? Here are some Santa "clauses" you never thought you'd get for Christmas. (Questions based on U.S. law.)

How do you eat your "Smarties"? The "Smarties" in this case refer to the ones first produced in the UK not the US version.

There are many different entities making up the British Isles, from countries to dependencies to island groups, many of which have their own distinct flags. In this quiz see if you can match the place to the flag.

Winston Churchill was a master orator and the speeches he gave in the early days of his Prime Ministership were among his finest hours. Fill in the blanks and feel inspired.

This story is about the flags of ten nations going into a bar and talking about themselves. Can you complete the story by filling in the blanks with the correct words from those given on the right?

Since the American Revolutionary War, some very able (as well as some not so able) men have served as generals in one of the various incarnations of American armies. Sort out these men into the correct conflicts in which they served.