Author Biography: amcoffice

Examine a few aspects of Hitler's makeup - can any ever explain (although could never excuse) his devolution to evil?

Let's take a night helicopter sky tour over some beautiful American cities. Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

Hey, hockey pucks! In memory of Don Rickles, match his movies to the role Rickles played or voiced in each.

Who received the U.S. Presidential pardon referenced in these hypothetical pardon petitions?

Relive the favorite bedtime story "Goodnight Moon" by Margaret Wise Brown by matching the fun things we said "goodnight" to with its description. Recommended for grades: 2,3,4

Match the movie to its simply-worded plot twist. If a twist seems to apply to more than one movie, choose the one that is more specific so that all answers are matched correctly.

The chalkboard has played an important role in many famous movies. Can you guess the movie from its chalkboard scenes?

When Gene Wilder passed away on August 29, 2016, I was surprised there was no quiz for him. So here is a small tribute to his genius. Can you find some of his great movies with some quirky clues?

Just some of the many theories on what happened to former Teamsters Union leader Jimmy Hoffa.

Let explore some "strange but true" bits of history.

Relive the famous and infamous moments of the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich.

See if you can identify some of the many birds mentioned in the Bible.

Many inventors happened upon their discoveries by accident. Here's a look at the chance events that lead to their "eureka" moments.

Beware literature's spooky houses. Enter if you dare, and think twice before you climb the stairs.

Have some long-held mysteries been solved at last? You decide. This quiz is based primarily on the article "10 Solved Mysteries with Incredible Explanations" on whatculture.com.

This is my Ascension Quest challenge - create a music quiz with "heaven" or "heavens" in the title. Here are some heaven songs from different genres. Enjoy!

How much do you know about interesting body parts of the famous and infamous?

See how much you know about the lyrics to my all-time favorite - "Les Miserables"!

The Thénardiers? Sure. Valjean and Javert? Probably. But the "honest" Bishop? Are they all liars? In the world of "Les Miserables", sometimes it's hard to tell who's lying now. (Unless otherwise noted, all questions are based on the musical.)

The many worlds and uses of bingo!