"Language most shows a man. Speak that I may see thee"; so said Ben Jonson. Anthropologist Kate Fox, in her excellent book "Watching the English", believes that an Englishman's choice of words clearly defines the class of the speaker. So can you do posh?

In the Quiz Makers Guild we value team spirit highly, a quality epitomised by the much-missed socalmiguel. In his honour we present ten fragrant examples of what can be achieved when you all pull together (and what can happen when you don't!)

The Mr. Men are a series of books created by Roger Hargreaves. From the clues given, can you work out which ten Mr Men I am talking about? Recommended for grades: 1,2,3

A fair number of famous faces made appearances in the 2011 film, "My Week with Marilyn", both as actors and characters. But who played who?

...and other nobles. This quiz could prove invaluable should you ever get stuck in a cupboard with an archbishop. The quiz is mainly concerned with UK styles of office.

Let's take a look back to the politics, performances, and personalities from the first time the Games came to the old smoke in 1908.

Probably the greatest collaboration in the history of British cinema, Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger were responsible for some of the finest cinema to come from these shores. See what you know about their films.

Ten questions about cities in literature, real and imagined.

If you want to win an Oscar get drinking! Alcohol has played a big role in films from both sides of the Atlantic. See how much you can remember.

Ten random questions about August events and August facts.

In 1321, Dante climbed the terraces of Purgatory and saw a new deadly sin on each level. Now the Quiz Makers' Guild is making the same trip and seeing things Dante never dreamed of. The sixth level is Gluttony.

On my return from time away from FunTrivia, I found myself on Level 42. So what better way to celebrate than to write a quick quiz on the band that I was into as a child. Not quick enough it seems - I was on Level 43 by the time I finished!

Ten random questions about events that took place in September.

After the ravages of a world war, many doubted that an international sporting event was possible, or even desirable. Step forward London to put on a spectacular show, on a shoestring.

Waking one night with a great hunger, I toddled into the kitchen to make myself a quick snack. Imagine my dismay when I found my bread had turned mouldy. It got me thinking about all things mouldy and, naturally, I went off on a bit of a tangent.

Big Ben is a world famous name and a world famous London landmark. That is particularly strange because most people don't know what it looks like. Find out more about London's invisible landmark.

How could a good day be made better? By listening to the best songs with those words in the title of course.

The DJ John Peel was a huge figure in the life of many people from my generation. Here are a few questions about the great man's life.

In honour of my little boy who was born on this day, I thought I'd make a quiz about people with whom he shares his birthday.

The festive fifty was an annual chart compiled from votes by listeners to John Peel on Radio One. From the clues given can you name the artist or song that topped the charts each year?

Known to carol singers around the world as "Good King Wenceslas", known to Catholics as St. Wenceslaus, the story of his life is more than just a journey one winter's night.

Alcohol plays a large role in many TV shows. Have you been paying attention or have you had one too many?

West Ham United have had a patchy but interesting history in Cup competitions. See how much you know about it.

It's true, they do. This startling fact was revealed in a wonderful book by Claire Freedman and Ben Cort. But what can be done to prevent them taking yours? Come inside and find out!

The BBC series "100 Great Britons", a survey of the greatest British citizens in history, proved a big hit and was reproduced in several countries. Here are ten questions about a few of the versions broadcast around the world.

No, not the Lionel Richie version but the 1990 hit by The Beloved, which listed the band's personal heroes and villains. Inspiration and admiration is due to FussBudget's excellent Anatomy series. So I'm happy, glad you came...

"Leviathan" tells the story of writer, activist and philosopher Benjamin Sachs, through the recollections of his friend and fellow writer, Peter Aaron.

Discovery of a remarkable journal has unearthed a new voice in the history of England. If the chapter entitled "The Foretelling" is true then much of what we know of the late middle ages must be re-assessed. But is the Black Adder a reliable narrator?

How much do you know about where UK towns and cities get their names from? Well let's find out...

It took a long time for black players to be accepted by those at the top of the English game. Here are 10 questions about those players who broke down the color barriers to play for their country.

The classic 1980s platformer by BugByte Software was initially released on the ZX Spectrum, C64 and BBC and wasted many hours of my youth. Now, I'll waste a few minutes of your time with ten questions about it.

He has become famous for his appearance on BBC's "Strictly Come Dancing", but once upon a time his dancing feet were known for the devastating effect they had on opposing defences.