For the purposes of this quiz, fusion will mean addition, while fission will indicate subtraction. Look at the photos, then answer the questions posed.
How often have you watched a movie or TV show and thought that the animals were the best part, even if they were not the stars? Here are a few cases when the (human) actors might have thought "Don't feed the animals," because they might steal the show!
It seems that every year Christmas movies are shown earlier and earlier, and I feel rebellious! The movies in this quiz are all about other holidays! Well, there might be one about Christmas, but don't expect anything jolly, or a soppy romance!
All of the songs discussed in this quiz have at least one measure in the title. Measures of length, height, volume, time, weight will all be found here, though one song uses the measurement word in a different sense.
The colour silver has often featured in the name or description of all types of transportation, possibly because it gives the impression of opulence, wealth and speed. Match the descriptions on the left with the "silver" appellations on the right.
Sorry, not a Sports quiz! Each answer is an eight letter word, with exactly HALF the letters being those in the word TIED. A definition is given for the other half, and you will likely need to anagram the resulting words.
"Stalag 17" (1953) is about 600 sergeants (and one misplaced lieutenant) held prisoner in a German camp during WWII. Match each character with the item or attribute that is most fitting.
Match the members of Canada's Olympic team with the sport in which they competed during the Summer Olympics held in Beijing, China in 2008. Each won at least one medal.
"How Green Was My Valley" (1941) was nominated for ten Academy Awards and won five, including Best Picture. Test your knowledge of this acclaimed film.
Although an earthquake is not the starting point of all of these films, a seismic event sets some sort of action in motion in each one. See what you remember about the events in these movies, spanning the years 1936-2014.
Whether caused by excessive rainfall, stirred up by a hurricane, or caused by an earthquake, troubled water can cause death and destruction to the areas affected. Your task is to place these events in chronological order.
For the sake of brevity, baseball scorekeepers number the fielding positions from one to nine, starting with the pitcher and proceeding to the right fielder. Use the hints to work out the answers, and the numbers used for each position.
The number of memorials and monuments in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and the surrounding battlefield park can be quite overwhelming to a visitor. Match each memorial described with its location, found "all over Gettysburg".
Here are ten cryptic clues to the titles of movies from a fairly wide time range. If you are unfamiliar with solving cryptic clues, I suggest you try some of the 'How to' quizzes in Brain Teasers first.
No, not swear words, just a selection of words of four letters for you to define. Just choose the definition that you think is correct. All words can be found in the Concise Oxford Dictionary.
The ten cryptic clues will lead you to the titles of ten television series. The year the programme was first aired is also given to help you. If you are not familiar with cryptics, I suggest you try some of the 'How To' quizzes in Brain Teasers first.
Although he may be best remembered as Hudson, the butler in the 1970s television series "Upstairs, Downstairs", Gordon Jackson has played a number of different occupations in his movie career. Match the movie title with the occupation.
Anagram the words in ALL CAPS to find items associated with different aspects of entertainment. Look for clues in the sentences. Initial letters of sentences are not included unless the whole word is in capital letters.
One of the joys of Christmas is having the time and opportunity to explore a bit more of the world, whether by physically visiting new places, watching travelogues or reading about them. Here we find a few suitably named places for our Christmas journey.
I give you three characters from movies or TV, you choose which actor named James played those characters. Most of these are not too recent, but have tried not to make them too obscure. Good luck.
I'll tell you who wore the number during the 2003 season. You will tell me who wore it in the early days of the team, or in some cases who did not wear that number.
One of the joys of Christmas is the wide variety of sports available to be enjoyed, whether by watching on television or in person, or even as a participant. Here are some events that have taken place during Christmas seasons over the years.
Should that be "bites the dust"? Perhaps it is a bit of both, as we explore the deaths of a few people who died because of something they ate, or whilst eating, or because they didn't eat.
Director Stanley Donen's "Charade" (1963) is full of marvellous patter and non sequiturs, all part of the charm of this very watchable caper. Match the dialogue with the performer who spoke the words. There may be some spoilers.
Truthfully, there might be some tears, if these French sportspeople haven't won their events. Match the people with the sport in which they made their name.
"Destry" (1954) was a remake 1939's "Destry Rides Again", and a 1932 film with the longer title, but a somewhat different plot. Test your knowledge of the newest version.
The answers to the first fourteen questions will help you to identify the famous person whose name is sought in question fifteen. This person did NOT gain fame as an entertainer.
This quiz in my 'oldies' series will focus on actors who were born in countries where English is not the first language. Characters may be of any nationality, and are from films released before 1980.
Sorry, but this is NOT about the 1943 movie, in which Lassie treks from Scotland in an effort to reach her home in England. It's about expatriate Scottish lassies, their occupations and the places from which they might come home.
Our small local library uses a somewhat simplified version of the Dewey Decimal System to classify our non-fiction books. Unfortunately we don't have a card catalogue. Could you find these books? (There is a pattern to help you.)
"Moonlight" tells the story of a young black man growing up gay in a tough district of Miami. Your task is to match the character descriptions with the correct name or nickname.
Participants in sports have long been given nicknames. Ski jumping is no exception. Here are a few questions about some of those jumpers, and their sobriquets, from the 1970s to the 2000s.
When playing "Angry Birds Friends" on Facebook, eight birds are definitely never enough for me to defeat all the piggies, at least not at the first attempt! Match the attributes described with the name of each bird.
Jimmy Rabbitte wanted to manage a band, so he recruited some and auditioned the rest and The Commitments started to rehearse. Here are some questions about the movie with the same name as the band.