ensiform has been a FunTrivia author since Sep 30 01 and has written 34 quizzes.
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This quiz tests your familiarity with concepts and terms of basic biology. This is an acrostic quiz: the first question asks for a nine-letter word, and the first letter of each answer to questions 2-10 following spell out that word.
This quiz is on exotic animals of the world. Of the four words given, one will be a real, but not very well-known, animal --- the others will not be. Choose well, young Jedi, and learn more about the truly fascinating world of fauna.
Stunned to find no quizzes on the superb 1950 film 'Harvey,' herewith, I offer a rectification of this no-longer glaring omission. If you've seen the film, you should do fine. If not, do yourself a great favor and rent it. Warning, spoilers!
This is a 25-question quiz on Bob Dylan lyrics. The answers (and questions!) are in alphabetical order. Yes, it's an abecedary (minus the letters X and Z) for Bobcats. I cite the lyric, you name the song. Enjoy!
I'm a big fan of classic black and white film: Marx Brothers, Capra, Hitchcock, Bogart, etc. But modern film makers use black and white, too. See how many of the following films you can name, which are colorful in the figurative sense only.
This quiz is easy to play, I think you'll find. Just read the blurb and search in your mind. I'll give you a plot, in the form of a rhyme. From that, guess the title --- and you may take your time.
The WWII dramedy 'Mister Roberts' (1955) is one of the finest examples of American film entertainment. It boasts fine acting, a clever script, and comedy from high to low. If you've seen this film, this quiz should be easy. Warning, spoilers!
I'll give you some info on a film, like plot description or actors, and you pick which title it is. This quiz includes all genres of film through Oct 2001.
Another quiz where you guess (or, hopefully, know) the film's title from the information given. This quiz contains several fill in the blanks. But don't worry, the answers should fly off your fingers.
This quiz is on Chinese history. There are questions concerning ancient as well as modern facts. Some are basic, but some will be fairly tough for casual buffs --- so be forewarned. All the names are in the official Pinyin system.
Hello. This is a lyrics quiz from a variety of music, but to keep it managable I've stuck mostly to well-known songs by classic artists. You see the lyrics, you pick the artist or the song. Have fun!
This is a quick quiz on French vocabulary. The '301' part of the title indicates that it's for advanced students, a bit beyond first year words like le nez, l'oiseau and rouge. I give the word in French, you give me the closest English translation.
This quiz is all about one of the true greats: Joe Louis. A great man as well as a great fighter, he was once described as 'a credit to his race... the human race.' How much do you know about this sports legend?
This is a quiz on the FRENCH edition (with the French names) of the second Astérix book, 'La Serpe d'Or' (The Golden Sickle). The first in a series of quizzes.
Here's the fourth acrostic quiz. This one, by request, is a bit easier than the last. The rules are always the same: the first letters of the answers to questions two to ten spell out the nine-letter answer to question number one.
Another acrostic, by request. In this quiz, the first letters of the answers to questions one to nine spell out the nine-letter answer to question number ten.
This quiz is composed from trivia questions from all sorts of categories. The questions are in analogy form - you must guess the final part of the analogy. Think carefully and choose the best answer. Good luck!
Another cryptic quiz by me. Since these are so hard out of context of their grids, this one's a theme. All of the answers are capital cities of the world (so all definitions indicate that). You need only unravel the cryptic part.
Here is my third acrostic quiz. As usual, the nine letters composing the one-word answer to question 1 are the first letters to the answers to questions 2-10. Or, to put it another way, the first letters to the last nine answers form the answer to Q1.
This is a quiz, in English, on the French edition of the 15th Asterix album, 'La Zizanie' (meaning 'Discord,' but published in English as 'Asterix And the Roman Agent). Good luck, by Toutatis!
Ten questions on varied music lyrics. I give you a line, you name the song or artist. Hopefully it will be as easy as pie, or at least more fun than a barrel of monkeys.
Another theme cryptic quiz by me. All of the answers are deities of various mythologies and pantheons (so all definitions indicate that). You need only unravel the cryptic part. You should know HOW TO DO CRYPTICS before attempting!
Hello. This is a quiz consisting of cryptic crossword clues devised by me. It has all fill in the blank answers, so it's HARD! For an explanation on how these clues work, go to this website http://www.primate.wisc.edu/people/hamel/newyorker.html