Wow, such holiday, much excitement! I'm Fran the shiba inu. My human travels around Japan a lot, visiting different prefectures, and he likes to take me with him. Here are ten of them. 
'Whelp' is another word for 'puppy', and to 'whelp' means 'to give birth to puppies'. Here are some adorable little pups, and some questions about what breed they are. Cruella de Vil not welcome! Note: slight UK bias. 
What words spring to mind when you think of Canada? Moose? Hockey? Beavers? They aren't the only plants or animals which represent Canada - each province has its own natural symbols. Here are some of them. 
Several of Elinor M Brent-Dyer's 'Chalet School' books are set in Switzerland, and feature excursions to various Swiss cities. The books might be fictional, but many of the places featured are real. Here are some of them. 
Superstition, witchcraft, legends...there's often an overlap between the magical world, and the world of what Harry Potter and his friends would call 'muggles'. (Note: there is a slight British bias.) 
Well, OK, fondues are Swiss, but the word 'fondue' is French, and so is 'fondant'! Both words come from the French word 'fondre', to melt; fondues have melted cheese, and fondant icing has melted sugar. Similarly, this 9 for 10 quiz has a French theme. 
This quiz is part of my lyrics series. This time, it's about plants, and it's based around the lyrics of grunge band Hole. You don't have to be a fan to do this quiz - but it might help if you know a bit about our leafy green friends! 
I'm going to Chile to watch the Chilean Everton play football, and I'm going to take in some sights all over South America on the way. 
What do you have for lunch? Shop-bought sandwiches? Soup? Salad? Alternatively, you could try one of these meals from around the world. 
OK, so you've heard about the pyramids of Egypt. But what about the historical sites of other African countries? This quiz features ten UNESCO World Heritage Sites across Africa, from Morocco to South Africa. 
