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Quizzes for Eleventh Grade
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See if you can identify these people, who either contributed to the Union, led by President Abraham Lincoln, or the Confederacy, led by Jefferson Davis, during the American Civil War.
This quiz is an opportunity to take a photo tour of the entire continent of South America. You will find something mentioned about all twelve states (or, countries) and other areas aka as territories. You will see what I saw in South America.
Nicknamed "Daughter of the Baltic", Helsinki is a stunning city, full of green spaces and superb architecture. Come along with me on a virtual visit of the Finnish capital!
It's an unavoidable fact of our existence: bills! We hate them, we despair over them, but ultimately, we must pay them -- or else face the consequences. Can you decipher bill jargon? Here's a simple quiz to test your bill-paying smarts!
So you've decided that you want to go and visit Great Britain and the Republic of Ireland - well I applaud your decision! Have you settled on exactly what you want to see? No...well let's see if I can help you choose.
The recommended introduction to Sydney's zoo is to start at the top, and work your way down. Here are some of the animals you will see as you follow that route. We will only visit animals on the main path, no sidetracks.
Many of the coasts of Europe have been given names. Your task is to find each coast on the map and match the name with the correct numbered position. The language of the name might help you make your decision.
Elements are the simple materials that make up everything found in the universe. If you think you know your elements, the take my quiz! In this quiz, an element is described in the first person. Then you will have to guess which one it is! Have fun!
I thought Shakespeare was pretty boring until I actually began studying his plays--then I changed my mind completely! Here I've created a tongue-in-cheek one-sentence summary for 10 of his plays. See if you can match the summary to the play!
The title of this quiz is just one example of the many devices employed in writing poetry. Test your knowledge of these devices, whose use is not limited to a literary context!
Soldiers and their supporters often use song to create a sense of common purpose. Here are some from the Republican camp, and some from the Nationalists. Can you work out who sang what?
"South Sudan Oyee!" is the national anthem of the state which was established on 9 July 2011. "Oyee" can be translated into English as "Hooray", indicating the national sense of jubilation on achieving independence after a long struggle.
South America is a continent of vast contrasts. Its people are multicultural and it contains virtually every known geographic variety. It is a wonderful place to visit, so let's look to ten reasons to go.
The world has seen many wars, domestic attacks, accidents and natural disasters. This quiz is about several tragic historical events which aren't pleasantly discussed.
The Union of South Africa in 1910 brought together the Cape, Natal, Transvaal, and Orange River colonies into one country within the British Commonwealth, until 1961 when South Africa became a Republic. What do you know of its three different capitals?
When Westerners discuss Japanese cities, the biggest cities such as Tokyo and Osaka plus the cultural capital of Kyoto will nearly always get mentioned. However, Japan is such a diverse place. This quiz features other beautiful Japanese cities.
Yet another installment in my "Words Within Words" series of vocabulary quizzes. This time, all of the words featured in this quiz contain "bet" - and they are also all nouns.
Tori Amos' sixth album 'Scarlet's Walk' is a concept album about a woman named Scarlet who journeys around the US. This quiz is based on that album, and is about some of the places Scarlet visits on her travels.
My little grandson was totally fixated on the beautiful giraffes at the zoo, and had many questions about them. Come and learn about these amazing creatures with us!
The UK is home to a diverse selection of bird life, both large and small. Whether you are a keen birdwatcher hoping to catch sight of some of them, or want to attract them to your garden, enjoy the magic of British bird life in this photo quiz!
I hope you enjoy your journey through the atom and the amazing world of the very small. This is suitable for older children and there is nothing stopping the adults having a go of course! :)
Test your knowledge of some of the surprisingly many words beginning with the letter "Q". Though some may be a bit more obscure than others, they can all be found in any good English dictionary.
I fell in love with my mother-in-law's Shih Tzu, and decided that my home was in need of a smart little dog who would be no trouble at all. I was in for a bit of a surprise, because even little dogs can have big issues!
Britain has a large and diverse population of birds, from the smallest wren to the largest eagle. Neither of these appear in this quiz, but hopefully you will recognise most of those that do.
I was supposed to go on vacation in 2020 to South America. I don't know what it looks like, but I'm going to guess it looks something like I've seen before. See if you can tell where I was supposed to go. Thanks for playing!
In a society where change was uncommon, occupations in ancient Egypt were usually passed from father to son, and social ranking determined the profession a person would follow. Can you identify the following occupations in ancient Egypt?
Following is a quiz on vocabulary words beginning with "pro". In this quiz, fill in the blanks with what seems appropriate for Mary and Larry to tell each other! Note: you may want to read the whole story first.
All over the globe people celebrate a new year with traditions that are special to their country. Some traditions are found in many countries, but alas, those traditions are only identified with one country in this quiz.
In a huge country, over 65% of Australians are crammed into the five mainland state capitals. However there are many beautiful cities that are not quite as big as their respective big brothers. This quiz looks at ten major Australian non-capital cities.