About our Quizzes: Notes for Teachers and Parents
Various parts of our bodies have names that are also other things we know in the world. Can you figure out what body parts these are with their visual homonymic counterparts? |
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I had an urge to travel the world but just didn't have the time. Come and see where I went to in fast forward. You won't be disappointed in some tidbits in the interesting information! 
A variety of questions, with photos to assist you. |
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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. 
The people in this quiz have made various impacts on the world. They did not let the fact that they were in a wheelchair hinder them. Come learn a little more of these fascinating individuals. 
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. 
Look at the pictures and see what you know about these baby animals and their families. |
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Ten questions for you on various well known people. Photo clues should help with the answers. Have fun. 
Geometry is a type of mathematics that deals with features of shapes such as angles, area, and perimeter. See if you can answer these ten questions. (Note - Some questions use North American terms.) |
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This quiz covers some of the wonders of the Solar System, with illustrations which may help. It was written on behalf of Team Rockettes for the Fun Trivia Amazing Race 2. 
In school, state capitals are often a testing point for geography. See if you can name the state capital by just the location of a point in a state. The points marking state capitals are close to its location in a state, but not perfect. |
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When I first set up this quiz I used the title as a placeholder, but the more I looked at it the more I liked it and it really does summarize what's inside. Want to have a look? 
Over the years, people around the world have owned some dangerous pets. Sometimes these attachments have led to the death or mutilation of the pet owner. Come learn a little more about these "criminals". The pictures should help! 
For this quiz, I will identify a few important features--cities, rivers, landmarks, important people, etc. Your job is to name the state. |
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Jackie, Jacqueline, Jacqui, male, female. This quiz covers a wide variety of people with a name in common with a wide assortment of careers.
(Photos are hints not answers).
In this quiz you can learn all about some of the instruments that are played in marching bands. 
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? |
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This quiz will ask you some questions about Ancient Rome and its people, with photos to help you come up with the right answers. |
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Can you identify the constellation by a photo of it, along with some supplementary clues in the questions to help? 
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. 
Let me take you on a brief journey through time, visiting periods in history which shaped Britain as we know it today. 
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. 
One day a hurricane whirled Toto, the always hungry cat, right into Europe, and she followed an imagined crooked road through ten countries. |
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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? 
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. 
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. 
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. |
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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! 
