Determine the answer to the first question from its clue. Then use the last three letters of that answer to create the first three letters of the next answer. The last three letters of the second answer will form the first three of the third, and so on

Think of all the books written about ships and adventures on the sea! I'll give you various clues about the book, and you choose the right name of the ship that played a role in that book! Bon voyage!

I'll give you a joke, and you tell me what kind of joke it is. (I'm not asking for opinions on the quality of the jokes, mind you). ;)

Answer questions about the songs and artists of Sting's first solo album "The Dream of the Blue Turtles".

Welcome to the fifth quiz about the albums recorded by The Police! See how much you know about "Synchronicity," their fifth studio album (I have trouble saying their "final" album).

You will find here a series of questions on a hodgepodge of items and ideas united by the theme of the color red.

This is the second in a series of quizzes concerning the studio albums of The Police. How much do you know about their second production--"Reggatta de Blanc"?

Here are ten questions about references to "star" or "stars" in the Bible. Are you bright enough to answer them correctly? (The New King James Version was used as a reference.)

Can you move from a giant chest-pounding ape to another in 10 steps? See if you recognize these films, and have some fun, of course!

You don't have to be an outdoorsman to be a success at this quiz. However, being an admirer of literature might help. Can you recognize these literary characters who are hunters or fishers in the stories and poems that brought them to life?

This is a quiz literally about "nothing"! I do mean literally. So, jump aboard and see if you know nothing!

Answer questions about the songs of Sting's fifth studio album "Mercury Falling".

Sting's eighth studio album, "Songs from the Labyrinth", was released in 2006. Sting steps aside from his usual assortment of songs to record music and lyrics from England's Renaissance. Questions are about the album's composers, musicians, and songs.

While this is a mixed batch of questions on various topics, all of the answers have a word that was also in the title to a film that won an Oscar for Best Picture.

This game is like the typical Wordwise; however, the answers are all titles of books. The "question" will be a rebus that playfully suggests a title of a book. For example, THE MADDING CROWD----------FAR would be "Far from the Madding Crowd" by Hardy.

I'll give you a quotation from "The Importance of Being Earnest," and you choose which character says it.

See what you know about the history of Puerto Rico, or learn some things you didn't know instead.

The book and the film "To Kill a Mockingbird" have inspired millions of people, but how much do you know about the actual mockingbird? This quiz focuses primarily on the species know as the northern mockingbird.

The following are all literary titles. However, the numbers in the titles have been changed to digits, and the other words in the titles have been reduced to initials. Can you figure them out? Ex. : A T W I 80 D = Around the World in Eighty Days

After finding the answer for the first question, drop a letter and rearrange the remaining ones to create the answer to the next question. At question 8, begin adding a letter and rearranging. You may work from any point to build backwards or forwards.

Match the Ben Folds lyric with the name of the woman. The woman's name will not only fit into the blank in the lyric, but it will also be the title or part of the title of the song. Both Ben Folds Five and Ben Folds lyrics are represented here.

Like the quiz before, one of the answers listed for each question does not belong. Pick the odd one out depending on the criteria in each question. By the way, I've tried to make this one a little easier than the previous quiz in this series.

Come along and see what you know about the Scottish duo The Proclaimers!

One of these answers about Sting's music is not like the others. Pick the one that doesn't fit according to the criteria in each question.

Take a letter from one word; add it to the other word; create two new synonymous words. Example: "TAR and RIPE" become "tear rip" after moving the "E." Type only the 2 new words for answers. Do not alter word order or add slashes or punctuation marks.

I'll give you a lyric from a Police song; you tell me the band member who sang it. Answers are based on versions of songs from studio recordings only. Think of the song first; then think of whose voice is singing the words.