This is a quiz about TV shows that begin with a vowel. Sometimes there is a two-word title where the second word does not start with a vowel, but the first word will always start with a vowel. Shows are from Britain, Australia, and the US. Good luck!
Numbers appear in both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. This quiz will ask about ten of them. The questions do not necessarily ask about the book of Numbers, but about numbers in a variety of Biblical contexts. KJV is used throughout.
Here are ten songs that are associated with Christmas, but actually make no mention of the December holiday. For this quiz, match the name of the song with the year that it was published.
A FT friend in the UK challenged me to write a quiz on one of his pastimes - fishing. All fish mentioned are freshwater fish in the UK,, and some are even edible. I hope you all enjoy this one, not just my UK friend!
Cher sang "If I Could Turn Back Time", perhaps wondering about the time that she was in "The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour". This quiz will see how much you remember about the show that Cher might have wondered about while she sang that song.
This quiz will test your knowledge of the history of Canada's smallest province. See how much you know about the Island of Anne of Green Gables fame (I promise there will be no Anne questions in this quiz). Enjoy!
Sock knitting used to be a very common activity, but many now choose to go to the local department store and buy their socks. I still knit all of the socks for myself and my family members. Here is a little quiz about sock knitting.
For many years, young girls in China had their feet bound in order to keep with traditions in the country. This quiz will ask about some of the processes and issues involved in this practice.
Emoticons are text-based ways of expressing emotion in emails and on social media. In this quiz, match the emoticon with the emotion that it is supposed to express. Western emoticons are used throughout. Good luck! :-)
The world's oldest profession has a very interesting history. Here are a few questions about how some decide that they "Can Buy Me Love", even if for a short time.
There are a wide variety of specialty wraps around the world. For this quiz, match the country that is most famous for serving up these delicious wraps. The challenge will be to finish the quiz without getting too hungry for a snack!
All around the world, there has been a history of innocent men and women being found guilty and imprisoned. This quiz will deal with some from a number of countries who were initially found guilty, but later released and/or exonerated.
In 2020, "Travel and Leisure" published a list of the world's oldest restaurants. Here are the 10 oldest, including one that served both Mozart and Clint Eastwood. Simply match the name of the restaurant with the food that they are known for serving.
Women in the 21st century are not as likely to become nuns as they were in the past. However, nuns still exist around the world. This quiz will cover some general information about nuns both past and present.
Many people around the world do things each day to help their fellow human beings. This quiz will ask some questions about the history of some of these humanitarian people and groups that have responded to the question "why bother?".
This quiz will bring back memories of those weird coloured globs floating inside a liquid-filled space. Good luck as you remember the good old days of dimly-lit rooms thanks to the Lava Lamp.
The Randolph Caldecott Medal is given out each year to whoever has illustrated the "most distinguished American picture book for children" that year. It was started in 1938, so there are a lot of winners, but this quiz will be about ten of my favourites.
The word "wurst" is used to describe many German or Austrian sausages, but is sometimes used for sausages from other countries. It's amazing how many different types of "wurst" there are. Here is a quiz about ten of them.
For this quiz, use the information in questions 1-9 to come up with the number answer. Then, on the final question, combine all of those answers to come up with the right answer. A pencil and paper may be helpful.
Almost half of the battles, and a number of other important events occurred in the Niagara Region (Ontario, Canada) during the War of 1812. This quiz will test your knowledge of some of these, along with some of the people involved.
The Greenland shark is a fascinating species of shark that often flies (or swims) under the radar. This quiz will cover some of the interesting facts about this interesting fish.
Paul Simon recorded "Mother and Child Reunion" in 1971 for release in 1972. Besides being a great singer, he has been a very prolific song-writer. This quiz will bring you to the "reunion" with Simon as you take a "tour" of his songs and his life.
Carole King has written many hits, but much of her material was made famous by other artists. Here are a few questions about Ms. King, her songs, and the artists that made them famous. (Some were co-written with others.)
After the California Gold Rush, the precious metal was found in the Yukon Territory in Canada. This quiz is designed to test your knowledge of this fascinating period in the far north.
The International Institute for Species Exploration (IISE) compiles an annual top ten new species list from the approximately 18,000 new species named the previous year. This quiz will ask about some from their lists since the year 2000.
It seems that there has always been a history of intermarriage amongst royalty around the world. Here are some questions about some royal intermarriages in the past, although there are many, many more. Good luck!
Even after death, celebrities can make a ton of money. This quiz is about a few who have passed on, but who have made more in each year since their death than most of the rest of us can hope to make in a lifetime. Good luck!
This quiz will have questions about songs and musicians in popular music that are related in some way to felines. Not all are about animals, though. A prrrrr-fect mix: music and furry friends, or other things related to cats.
Bees appear in many forms of entertainment. You can "snuggle down" to watch a movie about them, or you can "get down" by dancing to some bee music. Here are some questions about various bees in entertainment.
Many male celebrities have donned a gleaming look for years. During social distancing phases of the coronavirus crisis in 2020, barber shops closed and many men decided to go with the celebrity flow and try it. Here are some that started the trend.
When we think of bats, many of us think of creepy things that fly around at night, or the vampires of horror movies. However, there are some really interesting things about bats. Here are just a few.
Inventing gets the creative juices flowing, but in some cases, it also gets other juices flowing that may cause death. Here are a few questions about some inventors who have been killed by their inventions.
In 2020, the Nature Conservancy of Canada released a report about approximately 300 species of plants and animals that can only be found in Canada. Here is a quiz about ten that were included in that report.
Although not their true name, "Murder Hornets" have become known on social media. They truly are a type of hornet known as the Asian giant hornet. Here are a few trivia bits about this fascinating species.
Canada is a large country made up of ten provinces and three territories. This quiz will ask one general question about each of the provinces. Territories will be covered in a separate quiz.
It seems that for some Olympians, they have more than just their performance in their sports to make them famous. Here are a few who were famous outside of their sport for a range of reasons.
Not guilty by reason of insanity is a criminal defense that has been around for a while. Here are a few questions about this defense and some who have used it over the years.
The World Series is the championship played between the American League and the National League in Major League Baseball. The modern World Series has been played since 1903. Here are a few "second" questions about the first 100 years of the Series.
The John Newbery Medal is given out each year to the writer of "the most distinguished contributions to American literature for children". It has been awarded since 1922, but this quiz will focus on ten of my favourites. Spoilers are limited.