The seventeenth century was a particularly turbulent one in British history. What can you remember about it? The quiz has one question for each decade.
Nevil Shute published over twenty novels between 1923 and 1960. I'll give you a brief summary of the plot and all you need to do is match the correct title to it. Note - the UK titles are used and some spoilers.
Whatever antics these people got up to, they would all have known the Aegean area as they all have Greek heritage, even though many of them made their lives elsewhere. Can you identify them from the clues?
Some bands give themselves imaginative names and others, well, don't. This quiz is about bands who named themselves by using the same word twice or even more.
Agnosticism is the belief that it is not possible for humans to know whether or not God exists. This quiz covers some of the history of agnosticism and some well known agnostics. It is not meant to be an in depth study.
That staple of television, the crime drama, has had many outings of the screens of the UK. Can you match the character to the series in which he or she appeared?
This quiz is based around places which have some significance in my life, where I have lived or visited. If you know the UK, I hope you will find the questions relatively easy and if you don't know the UK, I hope you find it informative.
Detectives in movies often have to go under cover to obtain their results. Here is a selection of questions about films featuring detectives who may, or may not, have had to resort to disguise.
It's not the most popular name any more, but there are still quite a few well known Clives out there. See if you can match the surnames to the descriptions. Note: UK bias.
This quiz will give you various song titles with one missing word, which is a place name. All you have to do is fill in the blank with the correct town or city.
'Except for the point, the still point, there would be no dance', or so said T S Eliot in the 'Four Quartets'. Whether or not he was right, all the questions in this quiz cover dancing in various type of entertainment.
The chivalrous knight, with or without his white charger, has been a stock character in literature for many years. How many of these literary knights can you recognise?
I'm not much of an expert on video games, but most of them seem to consist of collecting various items and having to 'take it all'. This quiz is aimed at non players like me, and covers games that even we will have heard about.
If you thought I'd run out of ideas, you should have had more faith. I'll give you clues to words which make new words when 'ye' is put in the middle. An example is given.
Or maybe this should be called 'The Quiz of Samuel'. All the people featured in this quiz are named Samuel, even if some of them answer to Sam. I hope you enjoy working out who they are.
Not the bowels of the earth, but those in our own bodies. Despite being the part that causes us embarrassment, with unexpected noises and, er, aromas, their workings are essential to good health. UK English spellings are used in the quiz.
No, this quiz isn't about how you can keep your dog amused. It's about the dogs who have entertained us in various ways - on screen, or in print. Note - some UK bias.
Christmas is on the horizon, and I'd love to avoid it by sleeping through the chaos. The animals in this quiz have the right idea, choosing to hibernate and miss it completely. Can you stay wake long enough to play?
The people in this quiz all followed their impossible dream, and came up with inventions which changed all our lives. Note that there is a British bias to these questions.
Imitation, that is. The Rockettes have come up with ten performers who have inspired cover versions of their songs. Can you link the cover versions to the originals?
This quiz covers some religious (in the widest sense) references in a few computer and video games. These include those with Biblical references along with some mythological gods.
'The Beano' is one of Britain's most loved children's comics. In 2018, it became the world's longest running weekly comic. What can you remember about some of the history and characters included in the comics?
In its heyday of the 1970s, televised wrestling had a huge audience in the UK. This quiz covers some of the personalities who became household names during these times and more recently.
Narrated by actor Neil Morrisey in the UK, 'Bob the Builder' originally ran on British television from 1999 until 2011. Can you match the characters to their names?
Many popular songs have references to air travel, where you hope to touchdown safely at the end of your journey. Do you fancy spreading your wings on these flights of fancy?
Talk about flogging a dead horse! With all the talent shows there have been on television, it's hard to believe that there's anyone left worth discovering. This quiz covers some of the British shows.
The Rockettes are going to bring you a quiz based on the letter R. We'll have five capitals beginning with R and five ending with R - for Race and Rockettes.
Recognised as one of the first authors of science fiction, H G Wells led an interesting and sometimes unusual life. This quiz covers some of the major events of his life and work.
Since he began playing the role of Sherlock Holmes in 2010, it seems Benedict has hardly been out of the news or off the big and small screens. Of course, his career didn't start then, so how much do you know the man and his other work?