About our Quizzes: Notes for Teachers and Parents
Often the meaning of a word is revealed by considering its similarity to another word that has come from the same root. Here are some examples for you to try. 
Camouflage - an animal's ability to hide from predator and prey - is one of the most widespread and varied animal adaptations. How much do you know about this "art of concealment" and related strategies? 
The neighborhood dogs have figured out what the pass code to my doggie door is and have passed this information on to their puppies. I now have numerous puppies traipsing in and out at all hours. Can you guess what breed each of these beautiful faces is? 
Home to lush rainforests, beautiful beaches, and exotic wildlife, the African nation of the Gabonese Republic rightfully earned the moniker of "Africa's Last Paradise". Let's explore and discover the hidden gems that this nation has to offer. Enjoy! 
Dorothy finds herself in the mysterious, far-away Land of Oz in this 1900 children's book by L. Frank Baum. Use the pictures provided to see if you remember her adventures in this novel! This quiz can not be solved by watching the film! 
The desire to discover unknown lands has been a constant in humanity's history. This quiz is dedicated to journeys of exploration that occurred centuries, or even millennia, before the great voyages of discovery of the 15th and 16th century. 
The word "gulf" here is meant to be taken literally! This quiz will take you on a whirlwind trip through some of these remarkable bodies of water. 
The phrase 'silver girl' makes me think of rivers, many of which have female names, are associated with female deities or are personified as women, and it gave me the idea to write a quiz about rivers in England and its neighbour Wales. 
Here is the third of my Animal Hodgepodge quizzes, which aims to test your knowledge of an assortment of animals. Enjoy! 
In this Photo Quiz, can you identify these composers from their portraits? I've given you a few other clues as well! 
Several days have made such impression they got known by a nickname. What do you know about these iconic days? Most of the images may point you to the right answer. 
In 2002, The Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste (short form Timor-Leste, sometimes called East Timor) was established as the first new nation of the 21st century. Here's a brief look at some points of interest. 
The social, economic, political and military system known as feudalism dominated Western Europe for a large part of the Middle Ages. This quiz presents a few basic facts about feudalism and the historical period in which it flourished. 
This is a trip around the United States to historical sites and symbols. 
Suriname? Sure I am! What could you find in this South American country? 
Though the original saying paraphrased by the title requires you to close your eyes, you'd better keep your eyes open to play this photo match quiz about various items named after places in England. 
Rather than looking at the whole animal, your clues will be just the paw, or even the track left by the animal's foot. See how you get on. 
Another quiz for the dog lovers on this site. Here are ten more breeds for you to identify. If you are interested in one of the breeds in this quiz, just look online and you can probably find a rescue group with a wonderful dog looking for a new home. 
This quiz deals with ten famous people who contacted poliomyelitis at some point in their lives. They endured, conquered and succeeded, not because of the polio, but in spite of it. 
There is much more to Sweden than ABBA, Volvo, and IKEA. This quiz will introduce you to some intriguing details of the Scandinavian country's long and distinguished history.
