A bit of this and a bit of that, concerning things or events that are unique in nature, or people who have been the only ones to accomplish a feat.

Jan & Dean reached the number three spot on the Billboard Hot 100 charts in the U.S. with this song in 1964. What do you remember about it?

This is a quiz about the pharaoh Ramses III, who has been called the last great ruler of Egypt's New Kingdom.

This is a quiz about some of the biggest upsets in the history of sport: athletes who didn't have a prayer, but still managed to win.

Throughout the ages people have said some pretty nasty - and hilarious - things about other people. See if you can identify these zingers said by the famous about their enemies. Please note: some of these quotes exist in slightly differing versions.

This is a quiz about things where color is very important. So, if you're not colorblind, give it a try. I hope you'll find it fun.

Isn't it strange how offbeat facts stay in your brain, probably taking up space that could be put to better use? Here are ten questions about things you don't need to know, but are fun to know, especially if you are a trivia buff.

The candle is one of mankind's earliest inventions. We are all familiar with candles, but how much do you know about them? This quiz is a hodgepodge of candle questions. Hope you enjoy it!

This is a quiz about some of the more unusual forms of entertainment throughout the ages. Hope you find it interesting!

This quiz is a mix of questions about things that strike me as unusual in some way. It may be a little on the difficult side, but I hope you have fun taking it.

Forget "Plan 9 From Outer Space" and "The Room". "Birdemic: Shock and Terror" may be the worst movie ever made. Warning: this quiz on director James Nguyen's "cult classic" contains spoilers and requires behind the scenes knowledge for one question.

The Bible tells us that the love of money is the root of all evil. Still, most of us like to have as much of it as possible! This is a quiz about money of all kinds.

When we're dead and buried, most of us expect to rest undisturbed. But that's not always what happens, as this quiz will show.

There are many historical events that people think they know about that didn't actually happen, or didn't happen in the way they are generally perceived. Can you separate the truth from the myth?

Collecting ancient coins is a fascinating way to learn history. Most of us know something abount the Romans, but how much do you know about the coins they used in their everyday lives?

This is a quiz about the famous quotation concerning an "upstart Crow" that is said to be the first mention of William Shakespeare in print. It is likely to be very difficult if you do not have some familiarity with Elizabethan history and literature.

Here's a quiz about people, real and fictional, who have been named Randall. Good luck!

This is a quiz about the hilarious and under-appreciated Australian comedy, "The Adventures of Barry McKenzie".

This is a quiz about the American humorist, H. Allen Smith. He was, in my opinion, the funniest writer who ever lived. If you have read his books, this quiz should be easy.

This is a miscellaneous quiz about random things I found to be interesting. I hope you will find them interesting as well.

For as long as there has been music, there have been songs that are a bit on the risque side. Most of these songs do not involve vulgar language, but are excellent examples of "double entendre" at its best.

Here are a few questions which have stumped my friends. Good luck!

These are just some off-the-wall, really tough questions. A real hodge-podge for the trivia addict!

Love her or hate her, Ann Coulter is definitely one-of-a-kind. See how much you know about this controversial political pundit.

These are obscure quotations from famous people, or, in a few cases, well-known quotes from fairly obscure people.

In his own time, John A. Logan was as famous as Grant, Sherman and Sheridan. But modern historians have tended to neglect the role this great American played both during the Civil War and the period of Reconstruction that followed.