There is writer's block, and then there is a writer's bloc, an informal grouping of writers with a common association, in this case, all British. See if you can put together these authors or their works from the clues and pictures provided. |
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My quiz "Eating New England" was about indigenous foods that the Pilgrims found when they landed in America. This quiz is about native plants that were established before the Pilgrims got here. With photos to help you, see how many you recognize.
Vermont was the first U.S. state added after the original thirteen. Here's a mostly geographic look at the Green Mountain State. 
Some musicians stumbled with their first album, others composed works that were lauded with praise. Let's look as some of the latter variety. 
Here is a Beatles lyrics quiz with some pictures to help you figure out the titles. Let's begin this magical mystery tour. |
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Names in songs are very common. Here are some more songs with names in the titles and some pictures to help you identify them. 
U.S. states have a favorite tree, fossil, mineral and flower. They also have an official state fish, or fishes. See if you can match the fish in these pictures with the state that claims them. |
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There are many sights worth seeing on the South American continent. See if you can identify these ten. |
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Blackjack is one of the most popular casino table games. Do you play, or have you wanted to? Try this quiz in which we play according to the general rules on the Las Vegas Strip. More information on rules will be found in Question 1. 
How did songs about Heaven and Hell get into a "Something in Common" category? Here is a quiz about both. Maybe if we take them one at a time we can avoid a catastrophe.
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Most of the first automobiles had removable cloth tops, or no tops at all. Sure, roadsters and convertibles are somewhat impractical, but they sure are fun! This quiz looks at some fine examples of the coachmaker's art over the last 100 years. 
