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The title of this quiz was taken from a Doors song but it's not about the Doors. It's about some famous couples, some who spent much of their lives together and some who split up by choice or tragedy. Can you guess who these ten couples were? |
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If you're looking for the Washington Monument or the Empire State Building, you came to the wrong quiz. There are lots of American landmarks, some are famous, some might be...someday. Take a look at some that I found. 
There have been a number of quizzes using the word "red" in the title appearing on Fun Trivia lately. Well, here is another one, based on ten Fun Trivia categories. Do you remember reading about or seeing any of these?
Names in songs are very common. Can you guess the names in these titles with some pictures to help? 
This is a quiz for people who enjoy movies. Will a photograph help you determine which picture is being described? Give it a try. |
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Can you identify ten television shows from the picture hints provided?
You don't have to go to the grocery market and pay inflated prices for herbs to flavor your foods. You can grow them right at home. Let's see how much you already know about them.
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? 
Don't spare any milk of human kindness for this bunch of bad characters from movies; they're not worth it! Now, do you think you can identify them? 
Some songs are good 'story songs' and many story songs are based on real events. Here are ten; can you place them? 
All the questions in this quiz have something to do with the word 'pass'. Don't pass on or pass out, come in and give them a try. |
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During World War II soldiers and civilians alike learned to identify aircraft which might be threats by studying silhouettes of each country's planes. Let's update that method with photographs and see how many of these 15 old warbirds you can identify.
Some television shows began in the 1990s, some ended in the 90s and some didn't make it through the 90s. Can you remember these ten with the help of some photographs? 
Many songs with body parts in the title have appeared over the years. Face the music and see if you have an eye for identifying these ten songs. 
Ghosts and spirits have been included in many forms of entertainment, not always in a negative manner. How's your paranormal perception? 
Robert Frost was an American poet who lived most of his life in New Hampshire. This quiz is about ten of his poems, some famous, some not. The photographs will give you some hints. 
Orange is a happy, friendly color. Can you identify these ten things which have to do with orange? Good luck!
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U.S. states have a favorite tree, fossil, mineral and flower. They also have an official state bird. See if you can match the birds in these pictures with the states that claim them. 
Many of our everyday idioms, similes and expressions mention animals. Can you put these sayings together with a little help from our feathered, furred and finned friends?
The Sultanate of Oman is at the mouth of the Persian Gulf. How much do you know about this small but strategically-placed country? 
It may be hot and dry in the Mojave Desert where I live, but we humans have plenty of company living in the sand and under rocks. Can you name the animals, spiders, reptiles and insects from the pictures? 
There are no normal orchestral instruments in this quiz. See if you can identify some of the, shall we say, "unusual" music makers here. |
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There have been several families of actors in movies over the years. In the 20th century the Fonda family was one of the longest-lived. Here are some questions about three generations of Fonda family actors. 
There we were, flying above the western Pacific Ocean when our plane had to divert to Shanghai, China, because of a typhoon. Here is a quiz on some of the things we saw and learned about this great city.
In the movie "Spinal Tap", Nigel wanted to turn up his amplifier higher than the top setting. In the real world, number one is as good as it gets. Here are some record albums from Classic Rock artists that went to the top; can you identify them? 
Diamonds, emeralds and rubies get all the headlines but there are many other beautiful gemstones. Can you identify some gems by pictures that aren't pictures of the gems, by using inferential reasoning instead? What? Oh, come on, give it a try. 
