Questions on the popular band The Indigo Girls.

Homophones are words that are spelled differently but pronounced the same. Each answer here is two homophonic words. Such as- 'Entire burrow'-Whole hole. Don't use periods in your answers! Spelling counts! American English spellings are used.

The answers to the first nine questions are two-word phrases that differ by one letter. For example- "Crimson water plant"= red reed. Keep track of the letter that's inserted in each question. Taken in order, they will be the answer to the tenth question

Like Common Bonds but blissfully unaware of current pop culture? Try this guaranteed pop-free quiz! The final answer is a proper noun.

Yet another entertainment-free Common Bond quiz! The final answer is a living thing, and all of the clues involve living things.

These are cryptic crossword-style clues. Each answer is the name of an animal. If you haven't ever done cryptics (and they ARE addictive), please check out my 'How to Do Cryptic Crosswords' puzzle first.

A tough quiz on wild mushrooms of the United States.

This is a quiz on words that are spelled the same in Spanish and in English, but have different meanings. The clues are cryptic-style, with a definition of both the Spanish and English word. Examples- "I am a bean"= soy. "I paint a spotted horse"- pinto.

I will give you several words, names, or phrases. There will be one word that is a name or concept that they have in common. You provide the word. Some references may be unfamiliar to people outside the US.

Each word begins with "pre,"(which, as a prefix, often means "before") followed by another word. The punny clue defines that other word. For example- "Before repairs" would be "prefixes." Spelling counts, and check the hints!

Yet another entertainment-free Common Bond quiz! The final answer is an object.

Do you want to learn to write better quizzes that will receive high ratings? Play this quiz to discover some quizmaking secrets! This quiz will primarily focus on avoiding boring numeric questions.

All of these words are nouns that are 10 letters long. I give you 4 letters, in order, from somewhere in the word, and you try to guess the word! Sound easy? P.S.- spelling counts!

"Before and After" with a fun twist! See the first question for complete instructions. If you like word games, you'll like this one!

Here's a quiz where all of the answers rhyme and have something to do with the US 2000 presidential election. For example- 'Gore's friends'= 'Al's pals.' Don't forget the apostrophe- and yes, spelling counts!