Dreams and Imagination Trivia

This quiz has a mixture of questions about dreams and dreaming. I hope it turns out to be everything you dreamed of.

Sweet dreams! Most of us have them, so here are ten questions relating to dreams.

Ten questions on the subject of sleep, as seen from the various perspectives of literature, films, music and more. This quiz was written as part of the Authors' Challenge Commission 37.

Nietzsche said, "The existence of forgetting has never been proved: We only know that some things don't come to mind when we want them." Here are 20 questions that will categorically test your memory.

To some, daydreams are images of pleasant things a dreamer wishes to happen; other people say daydreams are simply a way of not paying attention. This quiz offers new ways of seeing daydreams.

Hindsight is a wonderful thing, and with it, many would have certainly done things differently if they had the chance. Since Kyleisalive joked that this challenge title was "cursed", I have themed all 10 questions on famous curses. Enjoy!

What's that tapping on the window, or moving in the corner? Imagination can be frightening or inspiring.

Each move of Fate means someone wins, gets sidelined, or loses, just as in chess. Your life goal is to beat Fate, or at least keep Fate from winning...

This quiz is about dreams and those who dream them, both fictional characters and historical persons, with questions from several different categories.

Given this title as an Author Challenge for Commission XXXII-Verbing the Noun, I went chasing daydreams near and far. Here are some that I found.

These quiz questions all have "dream" as a common theme.

This quiz takes you through the first ten Fun Trivia categories from Animals - Humanities on the subject of dreams.

Sleep is something that some people (and maybe some animals) get too little of. Hopefully, a few interesting questions about sleep and sleep-related processes won't cause you to nod off.

Science has not yet identified the definitive need for sleep. The following questions address this interesting "altered state".