Author Biography: kathyr_1

Claudia Dreifus, writing for The New York Times, described a forensic entomologist as "Sherlock Holmes with a fly swatter and tweezers". You might not want to take this quiz immediately before or after eating.

When most people think of Neanderthal, they picture an unintelligent, hairy brute who wrestles dinosaurs. Ongoing research has taught us that these ideas are more the product of Hollywood than of science. This quiz should clear up some misconceptions.

This is the first of several quizzes on famous towns of the Old West. Some of these towns are still thriving; others are gone but certainly not forgotten.

The Seventh-day Adventist Church was founded in 1863 and today has a worldwide membership of over fourteen million people. This quiz is just a brief overview of the Church, its history, and structure.

The Assemblies of God, abbreviated A/G, is the world's largest Pentecostal denomination and has existed for almost a hundred years. Hopefully this quiz will provide some interesting insights into this group.

The restored city of Williamsburg, capital of Virginia during the revolutionary years, brings the past to life through reenactments and character interpreters. This quiz focuses on the part Williamsburg played in America's march to independence.

Mosquitoes are not only pesty insects. That noun has been applied to many other things, as well. What's up with the "mosquito"? Take this quiz and find out!

The Musée d'Orsay is one of the "must see" museums of Paris. Unlike the more somber Louvre, the museum is filled with light and its 80 galleries are easy to negotiate. Can you tell I love this museum?

The Mary Celeste is one of the great maritime mysteries - a ship found abandoned for no apparent reason, with no trace of its crew or passengers ever found. Enjoy this cruise into the unknown.