About our Quizzes: Notes for Teachers and Parents
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Do you know in which country each of the following world famous sites can be found? Good luck! 
Animals are mentioned in many everyday expressions. With some picture clues to help, can you answer these questions about some of them? 
All of these scandalous or disastrous events occurred as a result of neglect, or because someone ignored the warning signs. (Don't worry, you won't find any more Titanic questions here!) |
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Everyone has seen a kangaroo and a koala, but here are ten other Australian creatures for you. See how many you can name from the clues given. Have fun! 
This quiz will ask you some questions about Ancient Rome and its people, with photos to help you come up with the right answers. 
All the European cities featured in this quiz were once capitals of their country or of another sovereign state. Their loss of status, however, has not affected them too badly, as you will find out by playing this quiz. |
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Can you identify the constellation by a photo of it, along with some supplementary clues in the questions to help? |
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Can you work out the answers need from these Roman numerals sums? The photo clues should also help. Have fun. 
Some US presidents disappear into the mists of history, and don't stand out like Lincoln, Washington, Kennedy, and other biggies. Presidential trivia experts might recognize them, though. 
Please don't go rushing past GO. Stay and visit for a little while and learn something about things that start with these two letters. 
Each of the answers in this quiz is a type of food or drink made from smaller words (like WATER & MELON) into a compound word (WATERMELON). Can you figure them all out? |
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Australians love to adapt things to our own setting, and Christmas is no exception. These Australian books change the standard tropes (such as winter snow and reindeer) into more locally- appropriate ones (such as the beach in summer and kangaroos). 
One day a hurricane whirled Toto, the always hungry cat, right into Europe, and she followed an imagined crooked road through ten countries. 
Let me take you on a brief journey through time, visiting periods in history which shaped Britain as we know it today. 
This quiz for kids features ten questions on the sport of boxing. Keep your chin down and good luck! 
Can you imagine a time with no computer games or television? See how many toys of the past you can recognise. Some of them are still around now. 
This is the fourteenth quiz in a series of quizzes about mammals. Each quiz focuses on animals starting with the same letter. This time it is the letter "P". Here are ten "P"remier mammals on our planet. |
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Many of us are familiar with the names of Middle Eastern foods such as kebab, hummus or baba ghanoush. However, a number of everyday English words for food and drink items also come from Arabic or other languages of the Middle East. 
If you are lucky enough to live in or visit Australia, you are sure to see some amazing animals. This quiz asks you to identify just 10 of them. |
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Deep focus, not out of focus. A stereogram, or "magic eye" image is one in which a 3 dimensional image can be hidden in a 2 dimensional image. Not everyone can see these, but with a little experimentation maybe you can? 
Largest, second newest, not part of the contiguous "lower 48" Alaska has always been an enigmatic state. This quiz explores some of the reasons Alaska has earned this moniker. 
This quiz is written for 3rd grade US Social Studies students. The questions follow the national curriculum. Good luck! |
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The world is a magical place. Take a trip and make your way from country to country, city to city, and site to site identifying where you are along the way. Good luck! 
Join me in a pictorial tour of alphabetical countries! This installment covers those starting with A through J. 
Some of them anyhow. We have a lot. Note: This quiz is not designed to scare away tourists, but to warn them. Be afraid, be verrrrry afraid. 
Welcome to part two of the alphabetic picture series! This installment covers K-R countries. |
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There was a definite class division between the wealthy and poor children of Victorian Britain. Let me give you a glimpse of what their lives may have been like. 
Today my grandson and I are making plans to see the Grand Canyon one day. We are looking at some travel brochures that were compiled in 2020. Would you like to join us? Come on! |
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I'll show you some shapes and I'd like you to figure out which item is that shape. Have fun kids! Are you ready to get in "shape"? 
