It's four o'clock in the morning, and the dawn chorus has woken you up in your home in Great Britain. Each bird has its own sound - can you recognise them from the noise they make?
I'll give you clues to words which make new words when 'we' is put somewhere in the middle. An example is given in the instructions. A pen and paper might be useful, but not essential.
This 2012 film featured a cast of veteran British actors, including two dames. What do you remember about the events? Note - some spoilers, if you haven't watched the film.
After the relegation of Chester from League Two in 2009, there were twelve teams starting with the letter C in the top four tiers of English football. This quiz covers ten of them.
In the Team Task Challenge, Team Red is circling the globe making a massive 100 stops in ten stages. So grab your passport and hang on! This is Stage number 9 where we visit western and southern parts of Europe.
Dyed in the wool means a rigid adherence to your beliefs, often used in a derogatory way. The people in this quiz all died for refusing to abandon their beliefs in Tudor England. Catholic to Protestant to Catholic and back again meant nobody was safe.
As a variation on a theme, the answers to the following questions all contain the word 'if' somewhere in the middle. Can you work out the answer from the clues given?
If wishes were horses, beggars would ride, but you have to be rich to participate in most equine sports. Here is a quiz about various sports involving horses in a mixture of show-jumping, eventing, racing, and other horse related questions. UK based.
Comedy has always provided good material for films. Here is a set of questions about British films from the 1930s to the present day, some of which may have prompted you to say 'Haha! Very funny!'.
'A lonely cab-horse steams and stamps' in T S Eliot's poem 'Preludes'. There are no cab-horses in this quiz, but there are several other horses from various works of art.
Can you match the work to the artist from the clues given?
This quiz is about the many successful golfers who hail(ed) from Scotland. Some of these are from the mists of time, but elimination should help you match them up and I hope you find some of the history as interesting as I did during my research.
Celebrities often get together with other well known people. Sometimes the chemistry lasts, but not always. Here are some questions on celebrity couples. This quiz is part of Kyle's Commission V.
To Christians, the Bible is the most precious book ever written, but it also contains many references to precious stones and metals. This quiz is about some of these appearances. The quiz is based on the Authorised King James version.
From 'I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles' to 'One-nil to the Arsenal', many football (soccer) clubs in the UK have songs associated with them. This quiz covers some of them, with a couple of England team songs included.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge may have provided the title, but he wouldn't fit in this quiz, which covers a range of British people whose names all have a watery connection.
Cliff Richard has had numerous hits over the years. Can you match the lyrics to the title for these songs? All of them are among his biggest successes.
I'll give you some information about ten mines, some still working and others closed, for you to match with the country in which you'd find them. Can you dig down far enough to match them all?
This quiz covers some of the Dutch gold medal winners at the summer Olympics from 1920 until 2016. Can you match the winners to the sports in which they brought home gold?
The name 'Beat generation' is evocative even for people who couldn't name a single author who belonged to it. Test your knowledge about them, or learn something, by playing this quiz.
Although most of the songs that reach the top ten in the UK charts are sung in English, sometimes a foreign language creeps in. How many of these songs, with at least some of the lyrics in a language other than English, can you recognise?
Take a deep breath, because you're going to dive into the swimming pool to match up some of the best known swimmers in history to the clues I give you.
The word 'head' can be changed to 'lines' in a series of steps replacing one letter at a time (& adding one at the end). Can you work out how from the clues I'll give you?
Created by Dik Browne, 'Hagar the Horrible' is a comic strip about a Viking. Can you match these other characters from the series with their descriptions?
If you were from Mars, and wanted to learn about the UK, where better to start than with watching the adverts on television? Here's a quiz about some of them.
Ten well known French people are listed for you to match with their occupations. If more than one occupation seems to fit, choose the most specific. Bonne chance!
The Stargazers saw only one moon in their song, but you'll find ten of them in this quiz. The final question is a 'fill in the blank' option, but may not be as difficult as it might appear initially.
The people in this quiz are mostly only known to the public because of family money. The majority of them have achieved very little except spend daddy's cash. How many can you recognize?
A quiz about some classical composers from Britain and/or compositions with a British connection. This is aimed more at the 'Last Night of the Proms' audience than the 'First Night' so shouldn't be too heavy going.
Burning eyes, dehydration and sand everywhere you look. These films all have a desert setting for some or all of their action. The actors really suffered for their art.
Circumnavigation - 'the action of travelling all the way around something'. Can you match the circumnavigators in this quiz to a brief description of what each of them achieved?
All the films in this quiz feature Richard Burton and have some sort of animal connection, although not necessarily real animals. How many do you know?