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The first hard rock album to sell thirty million copies is "Back In Black" by AC/DC. That puts the band up there with Michael Jackson, Pink Floyd, and Eagles in terms of sales. Can you pick out the ten songs on the 1980 "Back In Black" album?

I adopted this quiz about Joan of Arc. Let's pretend we have been given the unbelievable chance to interview Joan. Choose her appropriate answer to our queries.

Answer nine questions drawn from the Gospels of Saints Matthew, Mark, Luke and John to find a very important word. Biblical quotations from The Jerusalem Bible.

Match the character/clues in part two of American television series that first aired in 2005.

The swinging sixties - the era of scientific and sporting achievements, political problems, free love, psychedelic art, hippies, increasingly short skirts, and pop music. How much do you remember, or have you heard about what happened then?

Test your Parrothead wings! We're counting down the "Big 8" anthems. Join 20,000 fans - 15,000 on the lawn - for this live sing-along staple because we don't spell "Phins" with a P-H for no reason! Grab a cold one, put your hands up, and join the choir!

Hindsight makes some hits look obvious. This quiz covers songs where the success genuinely was no surprise at all. See how much you know about them. Good luck and have fun!

No, this isn't a football quiz - it's a quiz about dogs that come from twelve different countries, one from each group In the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Match the name with the photo of the dog.

Elevators and escalators are familiar means of getting from one level of a building to another for most people. Here we'll take a look at their history, use and how they differ.

From doomed English colonies to charity concerts that rocked the world, here are ten events that happened on July 13th. Have fun!

"Just a little more wordwise fun!" is how ariadne54 originally described the quiz when it was first written in the early years of FunTrivia. It is one of many such quizzes here, and I hope you enjoy it.

Parrots have been entertaining people in Europe since at least Alexander the Great's time. This quiz takes a look at some of the areas that the parrots have made an impression in.

These twelve plants will surely make one think of the forests and fields of the United Kingdom. Can you identify them?

Classed as both a dwarf planet and an asteroid is the astronomical body Ceres. See how many of the ten questions you can correctly answer.

The human heart is a vital organ that pumps blood throughout the body and keeps the circulatory system working. Can you spot the twelve parts of the heart in the list below?

"Sounds Of The 60s" is a venerable BBC Radio 2 show that features music from the golden era of pop in the 1960s. Match these songs, some better known than others, from the show broadcast on February 14th 2026, to the performers.

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between June 29th and July 20th 1963.

There were eight World Cup matches to reduce the teams that qualified for the Round of 16 down to eight. Then, in the quarter-finals, a further four teams were eliminated. Your task is to identify the 12 teams that were defeated in these 12 games.

When you think ice hockey which state do you think of first? Florida? Actually they've won multiple Stanley Cups in the Sunshine State. Many other professional franchises play there too. Given a list of locations, match them to the Florida team's name?

British actress Dame Emma Thompson has been gracing the silver screen since 1989 with many award nominations to her name. This quiz is about selecting the correct film or character that Thompson appeared in or portrayed.

Test your Parrothead wings! We're counting down the "Big 8" anthems that defined over five decades of live shows. This trip takes us to the islands for a legendary grilled masterpiece. Can you complete the lyrics or face the "Peanut Butter Conspiracy"?

During history, many individuals or groups crossed the line. This is a multiple-choice quiz about some of these events.

Attention Students! This is a quick exercise about large continuous land masses called continents and vast bodies of saltwater called oceans. Listen up!

The Athletic Dominance Index (ADI) compares how an athlete (human or animal) dominated a sport relative to all others. Three factors are used: gap to 2nd best in their sport, record(s) longevity and Physiological Outlier Score (biometrics).

This is another quiz I decided to adopt and update. It's about UK artists who had number one singles in the year 1999. See how many questions you can answer correctly. Good luck and have fun!

This quiz has a look at ten of the events of the year that Queen Elizabeth II described as "annus horribilis"... 1992. If you were there, what do you recall, if not, here's a memento.

No shocking twists. No dramatic reveals. No sudden developments. Just a collection of words and a simple question: which of them are genuine antonyms of 'surprise'?

In this quiz, we take a look at ten different oddities in the Old and New Testaments. And people say the Bible is boring! (Unless otherwise noted, the NKJV was used for this quiz.)

Find the filling in the word sandwich - a word which will go with both of the given words. For example: scatter-brain-washed. Here's a hint - each missing word is a colour.

I will give you ten questions about facts related to England, and you choose the correct answers.