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The NATO phonetic alphabet is used by many organisations in many countries. This quiz gives you photograph and a clue for fifteen of the words in the NATO alphabet. Can you spell your way through it?
If you're like me, you can't help but stop at a jeweller's window to gaze at the beautiful things tempting you to enter and buy. Come inside this quiz and gaze at some shiny, sparkly pieces of lusciousness. |
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This quiz is a glimpse into the varied landscapes in the world's ninth largest country, Kazakhstan. The word Kazakh originally meant 'free spirit' or 'independent', so play this quiz to learn a little about the land of the free spirited. 
Grandma wasn't run over by any of these innocent reindeer. 
Port Jackson. Sydney Harbour. A rich man's playground. No matter what you call it, the body of water Sydneysiders flock to can be stunningly beautiful. It has been called the most beautiful harbour in the world. As a local, I can't disagree. :-) 
I'd like to relax on a tropical beach but my travel agent has other ideas. He likes to surprise me with trips from one extreme site to another. Can you tell me where I am now and where my agent is sending me to next? 
I've been breaking new ground in my garden, planting a variety of plants for show or to eat. Can you identify what is in my garden? |
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Christmas is celebrated world-over but not everyone celebrates in the way seen in many Christmas cards. Here are some unusual ways to enjoy (or fear) Christmas from around the world. 
Can you decipher the real meaning of these pictures I've cobbled together? 
There are 206 bones in a adult human body. They provide protection, blood cell production, transmission of sound, and without them you'd be a puddle on the ground as your bones give your body its structure and mobility. 
We call them whatchamacallits, thingamebobs, thingamejigs, whosits, whatsits, doodads and thingimes, but they have real names too. Your mission is to figure out just what these whatchamacallits are really called. 
The Gambia may be the smallest country in Africa but it's known as part of the 'Smiling Coast' of West Africa. Come and discover a little bit of The Gambia in this quiz. |
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Hop in. The tank's full of petrol, the tyres are new, the brakes are great.. let's motor down some interesting roads! Fasten your seatbelt and hope for the best. Some of these roads aren't the greatest... 
and the other half of the answers are false. I don't know if knowing that makes this quiz easier or more difficult, but I wish you good luck. :-) 
Welcome to Wellington, capital of the island nation of New Zealand. There is quite a bit to see and do in this vibrant city, a city 'Lonely Planet' described as a 'small city with a big reputation'. 
You're in the city. It's hot, crowded, polluted and noisy. It's time for a walk in the large urban park just around the corner... |
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Well, I made it! This is my 100th quiz and to commemorate this wonderful event, I've constructed a quiz of picture rebuses with the word 'one' in the answer. 
Learn a little bit about the people of Vanuatu, who are called Ni-Vanuatu, and their home in this quiz. I forced myself to go on a Pacific islands cruise in order to write this quiz. It was hard work, but someone had to do it! |
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In this bingo quiz, you'll see a photo. All you need to do is work out what number the picture refers to. The pictures might be a bit cryptic, but I'll give you a range of numbers to narrow it down a little.
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