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A name can SOMETIMES be deceiving. The name of a thing might suggest that it is something completely different from what it actually is. Then again, the name might be an accurate description after all. See what you think of the following ten questions.

In this quiz you will find a list of places in Ireland and a list of things associated with those places. Match each thing with the correct place.

Most questions on fish belong in the Animals category. But this quiz is fish-y so it goes all around the categories to bring you a whole world of piscine delights.

Join me on yet another journey through ten of FunTrivia's main categories. This time the destination is Vietnam. Have fun! Note: Please excuse the lack of diacritics. This is to avoid display errors.

Here's a mixed bag of questions, I hope you enjoy.

Strut your stuff with these ten questions about the hue at the heart of the rainbow.

Deities and mythological creatures were believed to rule the elements. Do you know which ones are depicted as reptiles, birds or mammals?

What's cooler than being cool? ICE COLD. Alright-- it's time to think about trivia, but you can put your worries on ice. Everything in this quiz is about the cold stuff. Good luck!

Crayola crayons have come in a rainbow of colours and rejoice in some extremely interesting names. You just need to decide which Crayola-designated colour hue each falls into. Some are not as straightforward as they may seem!

Over the years there have been changes to the names of English counties. In this quiz each answer contains the name of a county as it was known before local government reforms in 1965 and 1974.

Anna is a name of Hebrew origin that means "grace". This quiz is graciously dedicated to some of the many Annas of history, literature, music, and other fields of knowledge.

This is a multiple choice test, so take out your #2 pencils, mark your answers in the correct choice: A, B, C, and D....literally.

Each of these groups has commandeered a bird to represent it in its logos or as a mascot. In this quiz, you'll need to match the group with its real-life bird counterpart. Good luck! (Click the images for a closer look!)

Though a bit fewer than 50, all the questions in this quiz are inspired by different shades of brown. Taking this quiz will help you to realize that brown does not mean boring!

This colourful quiz will require you to listen carefully, and ensure that you can read.

Test your knowledge about this fascinating country in north-central Africa. From its diverse landscapes to rich cultural heritage, discover the secrets of Chad in this exciting photo quiz.

Thinking about old times? These are some things that happened in the past. Some were long ago and others just seem like it. Enjoy!

All people and things in this quiz are named or related to the word 'great'. Let's see how many you know or can work out from the clues in the pictures. Questions are from numerous categories but are all US based.

This is an adopted quiz on everything under the sun with a heavy dose of American history and culture. Good luck and enjoy!

Nine pilgrims take on a journey to re-create a famous tale from literature. As they ride to their destination each tells a story of their life that will lead us to the famous person that links them all.

I'm not very good at playing the piano but I hope I am better at piano-themed quiz writing.

As an aspiring tuba player, I've decided to create a quiz themed around brass instruments, but with a twist - it's NOT a Music quiz. All these questions have something to do with the brass family, but in other categories.

This quiz pays homage to a great FunTrivia team - Phoenix Rising. Put these Phoenix-related things into the order in which they were created.

Guitars and their relatives turn up in lots of places, not just folk groups or around campfires. Sort the people and things to the instrument with which they are associated. Some connections might be in name only.

There are 18 things in this list that are blue and you just need to pick them out. Objects or characters are both real and fictional and are mostly or usually blue. The wrong answers never are.

King's Lynn is on the east coast of England. How much do you know about this historic town? The history of King's Lynn goes back many hundreds of years and has some surprising facts. Come take a look with me and discover some of its secrets.

The color blue is part of various idiomatic expressions in the English language. See how many of these different phrases containing the word blue you can remember.

Lorelei, Eleanor, Tristan and Hercules. Can you sort the name to the phrase associated with it?

This is an adopted quiz without a specific theme. It was based on several facts that adoant, the original quiz maker, and I were interested in. Enjoy it.