Aye, laddie - or lassie, as the case may be - a quiz about Scottish literature. Scottish authors, Scottish subjects, or Scottish settings. A wee bit of everything Scots related.
This is a quiz about some of the unusual things that have been considered as tasty food by various cultures throughout history. Warning: some of these questions may cause you to lose your appetite.
Do you know these television programs where magic makes an appearance? Some are old and some are new. Let's see how many you can identify. Maybe your mom or dad would like to help!
There have been many songs written about the Lone Star State. For this quiz, you need to match the song with the artist MOST associated with it. Have fun!
This is a quiz about celebrities who have some link to one of the days of the week. Nothing too tricky here. See if today is your lucky day by taking this quiz.
I am staying at my sister's house while she is on vacation in London and Paris. My primary responsibility is caring for her beagle, Max. Lucky me. While I am here, I thought I might as well write a quiz about this popular and interesting breed.
The Jewish people are few in number, but have made significant contributions to many fields, especially entertainment. Do you know which of your favorite stars are Jewish? You might be surprised!
This quiz is about songs that were popular in the 1920s. We'll look at one song that was a hit from each year from 1920 through 1929. You will be surprised at how many of these songs are still around!
The English language must be baffling to those trying to learn it. Much of our everyday speech consists of idioms that are difficult to understand - unless you know the story behind them. I hope you will have fun with this quiz!
If you are a baseball fan, you probably know that the great Pete Rose was known as "Charlie Hustle." Can you identify these other great players from baseball history just by their nicknames?
This is a quiz about things that are related to one another. Some things are alike in some ways, but different in other ways. Can you tell which things are most closely related? This is a quiz for children six to eight years of age.
This is a quiz about old time folk singers. Some have left us, some are still around, but all have made important contributions to the world of folk music.
This quiz requires a knowledge of Shakespeare's works. It deals with things that are unusual or difficult to understand in the plays and sonnets.
You may find it difficult, but don't worry about your score, just have fun!
Donating blood is one of the best things you can do to help your fellow man. This quiz deals with donating blood in the United States, but the basic principles are the same everywhere.
Betting on horse races is one of the most popular forms of gambling in the United States. This quiz will help you learn about the various wagers that can be made at the track. This is a quiz about U.S. horse racing only.
Sometimes it seems like wine labels are made not to inform consumers, but to confuse them. This is a quiz about some phrases you might see on a wine label, and what they mean.
This is a quiz about the month of October. It includes questions about holidays, folklore, and just about anything else associated with the great month of October!
Although most people have some kind of religious belief, throughout history there have been people who did not believe in God, or who believed that religion was not important. This is a quiz about some of them.
This is a quiz about some famous women folk singers; some are more famous than others. Hope you have fun remembering them (you'll do better on this quiz if you are an old geezer like me).
Most of my misspent youth was spent as a sailor in the US Navy. Sailors have always had their own songs - work songs, songs to pass the lonely hours at sea, and songs to boast about their deeds at sea. I hope you enjoy this quiz about their music.
This is a quiz about the sonnets of William Shakespeare. You will not have to identify sonnets by number. But it is likely to be quite challenging if you are not a Shakespeare buff!
Here are a few questions to test your knowledge of this delightful beverage. If there seems to be a preponderance of questions on Bordeaux, it's because that's what I drink!
Each answer will be a four letter word. Start with a four letter word that's associated with the land, change one letter and rearrange the letters to form another four letter word until you end up with one associated with the sea.
Shakespeare is so famous that many people think he was the only writer in Elizabethan England. I'm going to let some contemporaries of the Bard tell you about themselves in their own words, and your job is to identify them. Let's have some fun.
The sinking of the RMS Lusitania was one of the most important events leading to the entry of the the United States into World War I. Let's see how much you know about this famous ship.
If you live in the United States, one of the most common animals you are likely to see scurrying about in your yard is the chipmunk. I happen to be very fond of these little creatures, so I thought I would write a quiz about them.
"I came, I saw, I conquered". For we poor mortals, however, death conquers all. Let's take a quiz about how famous conquerors from various cultures met their demise.
This is a quiz about events leading up to the Irish Civil War, which lasted from 1922 to 1923. A sad and troubled time in the nation's history. If you do not know Irish history, this quiz will be very difficult; if you are Irish, it should be a snap.
This quiz is about authors who wrote as a sideline, or who were were famous in other fields as well as writing. In many cases these other careers were reflected in their literary works.
This quiz requires some specialized knowledge of ancient coins and history. Some coins have become famous among collectors, either for their rarity, their attractive designs, or for some historical significance. How many can you identify?
Heraldry evolved so that men could be told apart by the designs on their shields during battle. This quiz will look at some of arms of the royal and noble houses of Europe.