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Quizzes for Twelfth Grade
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You've matched with ten people on Tinder! Based on each person's profile, what kind of date will you plan? The word to match will be given in capital letters.
Each question has two or more word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the last name of an author (some answers are literal and others phonetic) and then match them with their first names.
Was being the leader of an expedition a glamorous job? Probably not! One thing was for certain, though! The person in charge was given the credit for whatever was accomplished - or took the blame if unsuccessful. Match the leader with his discovery.
Touchstone in Shakespeare's "As You Like It" defines the quarrel by seven degrees. Here are some thrusts and counterthrusts from "Pride and Prejudice".
Africa's a big place with many destinations. In this quiz, I'll give you a map and ten destinations. If you can pick out where the listed cities are, then you can consider yourself a well-rounded geographer. Good luck!
Most of the questions in this quiz are on well known quotations from "Macbeth". The first letters of the first nine answers spell the answer to the last question.
Welcome to a tour of the Dutch provincial capitals! Test your knowledge about of the country's twelve provinces. From bustling metropolises to charming historic towns, this quiz will challenge you to identify each capital and its province. Good Luck!
The famous witches' brew in Act IV of William Shakespeare's "Macbeth" provided the inspiration for this match quiz about some creatures whose sting or bite you might want to avoid. Have fun!
French is language of love but it is also apparently the language of English words since so many come from there. Do you recognize these ten English words of French origin?
What am I going to do? Maybe you could help. My wife wants me to make a number of dishes for a party in a few hours, but she isn't here to help me, and I have no idea what these recipes mean! I'm so stressed, I can't think straight! Can you help me?
Everyone needs to prepare for their chemistry exams, and one requirement is to know the most common polyatomic ions.
REMEMBER: Charges on polyatomic ions are very important!
Some of the most notable figures in history knew how to handle themselves in a tussle! Can you identify these fine combatants who are better known for other things?
Cats are one of the cutest and cuddly animals in the whole wide world. Usually kept as pets, cats has many different sides to them. So good luck on this quiz!
A new page has arrived at Warwick Castle, and we pages are helping him learn to know where to go to find our Lord if he has an important message. Can you match the most likely place with the hint given?
Ten members of the partridge family have been left to roost in this "pair tree" and now need to be matched back up with their correct binomial name using the clues provided.
As these large metal birds wind their way through the skies, can you match the airlines to the description of their logos? They should be easy to guess if you know which countries are involved.
India, my motherland, has a very interesting history if only somebody cares to study it. This quiz is aimed mainly at foreigners who wish to know something more about the country.
Nowhere are the dramatic effects of climate change as evident as in small island nations, in particular those located in the Pacific Ocean. This quiz will examine some of the life-altering consequences of climate change for these communities.
I have always hoped to one day take a river cruise down the Nile, but for now it must be a virtual one. See if you can identify the ancient cities that either were incorporated into modern ones or continued to exist on their own to the present day.
One of Shakespeare's techniques to engage his audience was to pose questions, sometimes in soliloquys, sometimes between his characters. See if you can match the question with its origin.
In this quiz you need to match the prominent city with its respective country. Sounds easy? Did I mention all answers are minus their consonants leaving only palindromic vowels. (Example: Ottawa = AAA [cAnAdA]). Good luck.
This quiz is in response to an author challenge. Just match the event with the date on which it began. It covers a wide range of categories. Have fun and good luck!
Madness - real or faked - seems to be a recurring theme in Shakespeare's plays. While not all of the characters featured in this quiz can be said to have gone insane in a clinical sense, they indeed exhibit various kinds of bizarre behaviour.
Some English words are entirely too much like others, while having completely different meanings. How many of these too-similar words can you properly sort?
Many of the world's countries have adopted a bird as one of their national symbols. To explore this topic, here's a match quiz inspired by Kyleisalive's Christmas 2017 challenge.