Author Biography: jellow_10

How well do you know dogs in literature, movies and on TV? Let the easier questions in Part 1 whet your appetite for the challenges in Part 2.

How familiar are you with some of the Latin phrases that are used in English? Test your Latin expertise with this quiz. Choices in quotes are actual Latin translations (or my own fractured inventions designed to fool you).

Good evening. Are you up on your game to match wits on the 'Master of Suspense'? Some of these questions are diabolically clever.

It is not unusual for celebrities to adopt stage names, sometimes quite similar to their birth names, but these are some real stumpers. I'll give you the real name and you guess the celebrity.

The prefix 'ex' can have several different meanings(outside, away from, not or without) which come from Latin 'ex' meaning out of. Match definitions to correct 'ex' words. Etymologies from American Heritage Dictionary. Part of speech in parentheses.

Some words just sound good, don't they? The words in this quiz are all adjectives chosen simply because I like the way they sound. Maybe you'd like to add some to your everyday vocabulary.

Okay, dog lovers. Did you warm up with part 1? Part 2 should prove to be a bit more challenging. Some of these dogs are a bit more obscure.

I am a dog lover who owns a Great Dane and a Vizsla. I acquired my Vizsla as a 'rescue dog.' Dog lovers always like to learn about different breeds so test yourself to see what you know about Vizslas.