The second series of 'Downton Abbey' came to an end on 6 November 2011. This quiz covers this eventful series. Note: here be spoilers - don't take this quiz if you haven't watched the series and intend to do so.
An Advent Calendar with only ten doors? I was disappointed until I found out that each door hid a ticket to a show. Before I could claim them, I had to guess which show was hidden behind each door. Can you help me get them all?
From the information I give you, match the word ending in 'ary' to the correct clue. This is linked to an adopted quiz I revised and had to turn into two quizzes to use the match format.
Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II in September 2022 the UK had a king for the first time in seventy years - living memory for many of us. Test what you know about the longest serving heir apparent in Britain's long history.
There are many different breeds of chicken. This quiz asks you to match the name of the breed to the country in which it was originally bred and developed.
Use the description of each weapon to choose the correct answer. Sorry no pictures available - said the original author, but times have changed. Can you answer these questions, now with pictures, about the weapons associated with various martial arts?
James Darren sang 'Goodbye cruel world, I'm off to join the circus' in 1961 and Team NVNG have decided to join him in this look around circuses in various areas of fiction.
From the eighteenth century, a visit following the course of the River Wye has been popular with tourists. As I lived in Ross for many years, I'll be your guide for this tour. Photos can hardly do it justice, but I'll try.
A castle in the air describes a daydream or a wish that is unlikely to be fulfilled. Sometimes, those dreams do come true and this quiz covers ten Scots who reached their castles in the air by achieving great success in their chosen careers.
You know those words you hear and you're not sure what they mean? In books you'd rely on context to get by, but when they're on their own, is it that easy? Let's see if you can work these out in isolation.
There were three main stages of the war which lasted from 1337 until 1453, with periods of peace. They are the Edwardian phase, 1337-1360, the Caroline phase, 1369-1389, and the Lancastrian phase, 1415-1453. Sort the events listed into the correct phase.
Take when needed is the instruction given with painkillers, offered by the medical staff in charge of your treatment. Medical dramas have proved a major source of material for television. How many of these British medical dramas can you recognise?
Here are some proverbs from around the world which mention various animals. Can you work out which animal fits the space? Not all of them are as well known as those used in everyday English, but shouldn't be impossible to work out.
Homophones are words that sound alike but have different meanings. From the two short definitions given, type in both words with just a space between them - no 'and' or comma is needed. You'll be given the number of letters for each word to help.
I'll give you the name of a character from a fairy tale or nursery rhyme. All you need to do is match the animal that appears in the story or rhyme to the character.
I've been touring around Europe and have been looking at some wonderful things, but I'm confused. Can you help me by telling me where I am if I tell you what I'm looking at?
There are twelve water loving birds in the quiz, three each for four different families. Can you sort them into their correct categories of ducks, swans, geese or rails?
First, they're not bad words, just fundamentally unusual words that begin with 'F'. I'll give the word, you follow with the correct definition. Have frolicsome, feverish fun.
You'll decide just how 'super' it is. To get the right answer, you'll need to decide which word to add to 'super' to make a new word. I'll tell you the meaning of the 'super' word.
One of the joys of Christmas is having turkey for dinner, but the birds in this quiz aren't normally for eating. They are all seen around at Christmas time in the UK, though.
Christmas Day in the UK saw a two hour special edition of 'Downton Abbey' which progressed some of the stories from the earlier two series. Do not take this quiz if you haven't seen the programme, as it does contain several spoilers.
Maybe it's because the game is so tactical that it has featured in many areas of popular culture. These questions cover some of the appearances of chess in film, literature, television and other genres.
Also known as dingbats or rebuses, these letters and numbers stand for a phrase, a cliché, or occasionally just one word. All you need to do is work out what they mean. If you've never done one before, you'll find a quiz to help you in the sub-category.
Most people have hobby horses, but kyleisalive seems to be more interested in cats. In answer to his challenge to create a cat related quiz in each category, this quiz features cats in various hobby subcategories.
Dogs don't really have hobbies, unless you count 'chasing cats', but many of the hobby sub-categories do have a canine connection. This quiz covers some of them.
My map reading skills are still not as good as they should be, but getting lost does allow me to learn about the country I'm in. Would you like to share my discoveries?
'It's Christmas time, there's no need to be afraid', so Band Aid claimed, but the editors have combined to create this Christmas-themed quiz so maybe you should be very frightened. Each editor has written a question in their own category.
This is just one of those questions which has inspired much internet debate and even whole books. It has also inspired this quiz about animals and creatures which feature in these questions. I hope you enjoy it.