Newest FunTrivia.com Quizzes!

In this quiz you'll find twelve clues. Six of them fit with 'wheel' and the other six with 'spin'. All you need to do is place each of them into the correct category.

By far my favorite band. I'm going to be mixing in some of the lyrics in their best and most famous songs; you just need to insert the right word where appropriate.

Each of these items has some relation to the number 24, just pick the right ones!

Where I live there are lots of things to see and do. There are places where doctors work, places to look at art, and even places to run and play. I bet you have a lot of the same places where you live. This is a quiz all about those places. Good luck!

Work out the answer to each question, type it into the box, then take the first letter of the answers from one to nine to solve the final question. Each question comes from a different category on Fun Trivia.

Charles Dickens's "A Christmas Carol" (1843) is a masterclass in memorable characterization, one of the main reasons it is still beloved almost two centuries later. The vivid portraits feel larger than life, yet so human and believable.

In this quiz, we take a look at some unusual people and/or events in the Old and New Testaments. And people say the Bible is boring! (The NKJV and the NIV were used for this quiz.)

The Serengeti of Africa is a unique and fascinating area of the world. See if you can sort each of these into their respective mystery categories.

The stars in the night sky are collected into groups called constellations with each constellation having a unique name. Can you identify the names of some famous constellations?

More than simply sourness, there are five basic human tastes though there are some arguments that there should be more. Let's examine those possibilities through the foods that generate those sensations.

Fill in the missing words to complete The Go-Go's playlist. There is a big show tonight in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, so please help The Go-Go's finalize their playlist for the 80,411 screeching fans in Bukit Jalil National Stadium!

'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' is a song featured on the 1968 double album 'The Beatles' (also known as the 'White Album'). Each of the songs in this quiz has 'guitar' in the title. Can you correctly identify who sang them? Good luck and enjoy!

The notable title of a Christmas-themed children's literature book will be on the left, and you simply match it with the Latin translation of that book title on the right. Bona Fortuna et Felix Dies Nativitatis!

Here's a chance to revisit some of the characters created by Joseph Heller to illustrate the absurdity of the world in which they found themselves. Can you locate them lurking in this list?

Astronomical observation is much more than just visible light and telescopes. Take a historical journey through the various frontiers of astronomy that have lit up undiscovered places in our universe.

The 1990s was a fabulous decade for film, and this is just a small mix of ten chosen for variety. Submarines, crime, "dudes", prison, aliens, and even a kid who sees dead people. Oh, and there are cartoon images of kids portraying famous scenes. Enjoy!

The landlocked country of Hungary is found in the lowland plains of Central Europe. This quiz takes a look at a map of the nation and identifies some geographical points of interest. Good luck.

Is it six letters or is it seven? Given ten pictures of mammals can you match up the animal to three traits that describe it. Each of the mammals will have six or seven letters in their names.

Matchbox Twenty had enormous success when they hit the music scene in 1995 with their initial album "Yourself or Someone Like You". They were able to maintain that success for nearly two decades. This quiz celebrates the music of Matchbox Twenty.

From novels and poetry to energy and evolution, this quiz will test your knowledge of the famous figures who shuffled off this mortal coil in the 1880s. We even have one for the Canadians this time! So have a Coke and smile, and enjoy the quiz!

History is made every day, while we live and breathe. What can you recall about the everyday events of the year 2025? (Click the photos to get a closer look!)

The British national anthem is "God Save the King", but recently the UK's four constituent nations have started using their own unofficial anthems at events such as football matches. "Jerusalem" is often used as England's anthem.

There are many French words and terms that we use in English. Can you find them in this quiz?

I will give you a list of four things. You tell me which one comes first.

Each of these songs has the word 'more' in the title. Can you remember who sang them? Good luck and enjoy!

Can you put these 'locations' into the appropriate categories? These places are embedded in religious belief and cultural mythology; some have 'real world locations' but all have the characteristic that you can't visit them in this mortal realm!

Mundungus Fletcher was a valuable member of the original Order of the Phoenix. Deeply loyal to Albus Dumbledore, his underworld connections yielded important information. Now that the new Order has been established, can he provide the same type of help

Shakespeare's histories bring England's monarchs to life. Can you identify the kings and queens who appear in his plays? Fill in the blanks with the correct monarchs and see how well you know the rulers of Shakespeare.

All the listed words are part of compound words that begin with Red, Yellow or Green. All you have to do is work out which of them goes with which. Good luck and have fun. Digby

This is a continuation of my popular quiz Silent Letters, Part 1, but this one is a bit harder, with some answers fitting more than one clue. Your mission is to find the solution that fits all of the clues.