Author Biography: NovaLuna

Movie titles are, of course, meant to grab your attention; here they have been reimagined to something a bit less catching. Just match the reworked title to the original one - and have fun!

Every story needs a good setting, and sometimes there just isn't anywhere that really works; that's when writers make their own! Here then, are ten examples of locales that appear on the big and small screens, as well as in print.

Many book and movie titles are so famous, it's hard to imagine they might have been known somehow else! Here though, are ten titles - as they might have been.

Numbers and patterns are all around us, and this quiz will hopefully introduce you to a few of them! Recommended for grades: 3,4

This quiz has one animal per letter of the English alphabet - with 'L' and 'M' combined. See how many of these alphabetical animals you recognize!

Texas is the second-largest state in the United States (unless you ask us - then we're first!). Here, though, are ten things that are (maybe) bigger than Texas.

Enjoyed by young and old the world over, "Looney Tunes" is a classic among cartoons. How much do you really know about all those zany critters though?

We often remember the dates that historical events/eras began...the end dates, though, often seem harder. Here then are ten events throughout history that will have you asking, "When is this going to be over?"

There are many different ways to count animals; this quiz will show some of them!

...connects all the others! The theme for this, my first Common Bond quiz, is entertainment.

The American Kennel Club (AKC) recognizes a variety of dog breeds, but what do you really know about these dogs? Thanks to Gil_Galad for the title.

Starting with TOLKIEN, remove one letter at a time until you're left with only one; then build back up. The letters may need scrambling, but I have made note of when to start building again, so good luck!

Animals have long held a place in humanity's figures of speech. Here then, are ten of them for your quizzing pleasure!

The 18th president of the United States, Grant was a man of many - or maybe few! - talents.

Seven is considered a lucky number by some, so it seemed appropriate to test your (and my) knowledge of it with this quiz!

You can probably tell the difference in a cow, sheep, goat, and pig, right? But can you identify which family these ten breeds belong to? Good luck!

Many groups of animals have special names; here are 10 of them for your enjoyment!

A talented author, James Rollins' books can keep you turning the pages - but were you really paying attention?

The Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA) recognizes many breeds, but how much do you really know about them?

Friesians are an ancient breed of horse, but what you don't know about them might surprise you!

While forgiveness is something we can all (usually) look forward to, the lack of it seems to be a common theme in various forms of entertainment. Here then, are ten questions relating to the word 'unforgiven'.

Having grown up with several deaf friends, American Sign Language has always been intriguing to me. Hopefully, by the end of this quiz, it will be to you too! Please note, unless otherwise specified, I am using ASL signs.

In this 1991 sequel to "An American Tail", young Fievel finds that his adventurous nature continues to get him into trouble... even way out west!

Spiders feature in more of literature than many people realize. Here then, are ten examples I hope that you'll enjoy!

The president's residence has been home to many interesting animals as well as people, even before the White House was built. Here then, are some of the non-human residents for your quizzing pleasure!