Author Biography: panderson

How well do you know your spirits?

"The Matrix" is one of my favourite movies. With this quiz I try to ask stuff that other quizzes don't cover. Hope you have fun!

Here is my quiz on ten episodes from season 3 of "The Simpsons." (They are, I think, the funniest). Enjoy.

This is the follow-up to Part I of my quiz. I try to make these challenging and fun, with questions that haven't been asked a hundred times elsewhere. Hope you like it!

Teens today seem to have their own language. Test your knowledge of some of today's common "teenspeak" terms.

Here are 20 questions on the Monorail episode, from television's all-time greatest show.

Although these movies pretend to occur somewhere else, they were filmed, at least in part, in British Columbia, Canada.

Vladimir Nabokov (1899-1977) is one of the 20th Century's most important writers. His novels, such as 'Lolita' and 'Pale Fire,' are considered classics, and monumental artistic achievements. Test your knowledge of the life of Nabokov with this quiz.

Ever own a CHUM Card? Do you smile knowingly at the mention of 'CAN-CON'? Then you are ready for this quiz, designed exclusively for those of us north of the border who spent the 80s listening to artists like Gowan because it was mandated by federal law!

In "Invitation to a Beheading," Cincinnatus C. is the condemned prisoner of an imaginary police state. Only recently translated from Russian, it is one of Nabokov's little-known gems. If you've read 'Invitation to a Beheading,' this one should be easy!

I've dug deep to create the ultimate 1980s pop music quiz. This is intended for hard-core 80s pop music PhDs, so there are a lot of fill in the blanks (multiple choice is too easy!) Hope you like it. Look for Part II as well!

First published in 1969, "Ada, or Ardor" got mixed reviews - readers either loved or hated it. Since then, it has quietly gained a reputation as one of Nabokov's best works, a truly epic achievement. If you've read 'Ada,' test your memory with this quiz!

Beginning with a woman going to Freud with mysterious pains, and ending with one of history's worst atrocities, D.M. Thomas's heart-stopping tale has become a modern classic. How much do you know about 'The White Hotel'?