Author Biography: Grad56

The following are examples of people, things or events which take on a new meaning when they are combined with the word "double". Hope you enjoy. Recommended for grades: 9,10,11

Whitney Houston's public personna was that of talent, beauty, success and happiness. Her private life was replete with addiction, abuse, a broken marriage and desperation. This is a tribute to the talented lady who departed this life all too soon.

Listening to music is one of life's greatest pleasures. This is a nostalgic trip back through memory lane for the "over forty" crowd.

"A catchy phrase the ad men choose, in hopes their product you will use". See if you can identify the companies which use these slogans.

All of the answers to this quiz are related in some way to jewelry. Hopefully the clues will point you in the right direction.

All of the answers begin with the letter "V". The clues should help you find the right one.

All of these items can be found in a kitchen, but it may take you a while to locate them.

This quiz is about the name William and its variations, such as Bill, Willie, Will and the like. Some of the examples are living and some are not; some are also fictional. Put on your thinking cap and give it a try.

This quiz has an assortment of trivia facts from the Bible to sports to history.

Material is anything made of matter, which could be cloth, wood, glass, metal and much more. The following clues all point to a particular material, which you are asked to identify.

Many of these shows have graced both the Broadway stage and the Silver Screen. See how much you know about them.

You may think castles only belong in fairy tales, but there are many other places to find them. Don't be misled: this quiz is not for kids, although you may have to ask your Fairy Godmother for some help.

I will give you three words and ask you to find the word that fits with each one. Example: home, hot, gold. The answer is PLATE. That was an easy one, but they do get harder. Good luck.

Do you ever feel like you are overworked or underpaid? Or maybe, under pressure or over the barrel? Here are some of the many uses for over and under for you to figure out.

I have always enjoyed playing fractured quizzes, so I decided to try one of my own, with trees as the subject. I decided it is easier to play them than to write them. Enjoy.

In this quiz you start with the prefix "ad" and add letters to make a new word. I will give you the clue or clues to determine the answer. Example: To grant is to ad__. (homonymn of baseball glove) Answer: admit

If you know the meaning of the following clues, you will be able to identify a city for each of them. They are all in the United States. Think outside the box.