This type of cryptic clue deals with words that have the same spelling but different meanings. For example: 'Highest ranking toy' gives you the answer 'top' which is both a pinnacle and a child's toy. These questions are fill in the blank of this style.
Kyle has now sent the members of NVNG to Asia, where we've met up in Sri Lanka. At least this time we're all together, and have learned some things about the island to share with you.
No, we're not going to be creating music. The tracks in question have already been laid, and support some of the best known trains of the world. Let's find out about them.
Can you identify these different breeds of cattle just from a photo? The colours and appearances are distinctive, so it shouldn't be too hard, although city dwellers might not see them so regularly. You can click on a photo for a closer look if needed.
One of the wonders of literature is the magical places authors take you to. They can create perfect or, at least, different worlds from the one we live in. Can you match the author to the world each created?
Not only do these creatures live in or by the sea, their common names all start with the word 'sea'. All you have to do is match the common name to the scientific name.
Britain has many abbeys and priories, mostly in ruins thanks to Henry VIII. The ruins are picturesque and magnificent in their beauty and attract many visitors each year. Can you place these famous sites on a map of the UK, though? Let's find out.
Break even, meaning to make neither a profit nor a loss, is just one of the everyday expressions using the word 'break'. Here are a few more to match up - remember they all have 'break' at the beginning.
Gardens with flowers of various shades of one colour are popular. Follow me around the borders of a pink garden, to see how many plants you can identify.
So, here's the deal. I've written this quiz and you play it. Deal? All the questions have a link in some way to the word 'deal'. Note there is some UK bias to the questions.
You can play all the sports covered in this quiz by rolling balls of different sizes and in various ways. Can you identify the sport from the ball used to play it?
Come and enjoy a big Christmas lunch at my house in England. First you have to identify what you're eating. You'll have photos to help, though, so it shouldn't be too difficult.
You can't see it and you can't feel it, but the thyroid has many important roles to play in the body. You can test your knowledge about it by taking this quiz.
Appearing on British television from September until November 2010, 'Downton Abbey' followed the fortunes of the Earl and Countess of Grantham, their family and servants. How much can you remember about the series?
Lots of countries of the world have flags which only have main colours of red, white and blue. Can you recognise them all from the photos and the questions?
In the dark days of winter, particularly those of 2020/21, we can need reminding that nature endures. With the arrival of the northern hemisphere spring, these flowers will appear to cheer us up and remind us that life goes on.
Cambridge University is the second oldest university in the UK. It is made up of lots of colleges, but can you put them in order based on the years they were established. Start with the oldest and end with the newest.
It comes round every year and there are so many things about it which I dislike. Here's a quiz about some of them. Feel free to shout 'Bah, humbug!' at me. LeoDaVinci came up with the title, so my thanks go to him for the suggestion.
This quiz covers a range of people who have had foods named for them. The clues will include pictorial hints, and you will, in most cases, need these as well as the words.
Here are ten different British dog breeds originating from various areas of the UK. All you have to do is match the breed to the number on the map which denotes their place of origin.
The Sega Dreamcast was one of the shorter-lived games consoles, but there were many games which could be played on it. Here are just ten of them - given a short description you need to identify the game and match it up.
In the Bible, mention is made of the occupations of certain people. Can you match the names in the quiz to the work they did - not necessarily that for which they are best known? Quotations and references come from the King James version of the Bible.
When you think of myths of the UK, Celtic myth seems to dominate, but England does have myths of its own. This quiz covers a few of them, with some photos to assist.
No, I haven't made a mistake and put this in movies instead of geography. All the quotations used in the quiz come from films released in the 1940s, although they were mostly spoken rather than roared.
Robespierre, Marat and Danton were the most important figures in the French Revolution and its aftermath, although none of them lived to see the changes they sought. Match the clue to the correct man in this classify quiz.
Oops! I misread the sign at the airport boarding gate, and landed in Nigeria instead of Niagara. I had to stay for a week while I waited for a flight home, so I learned a bit about Nigeria to share with you.
Mention the Louvre to anyone and you're likely to hear 'Mona Lisa', but it's not the only well known painting hanging there. Can you match these works of art to their creators?
Map reading has never been my strong point so, having turned left instead of right when leaving Andorra, I found myself in Spain instead of France. It did give me a chance to learn lots of new things, which I'd love to share with you.
Let me take you around the home town of The Beatles, to view some of the famous landmarks which they grew up with, as well as some which would have been new to them.