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I had been in bed sick most of this week battling a flu bug and then the idea hit me: Let's do a Bible quiz on people who were ill in bed. (The NKJV was used for this quiz.)

"Ooh, ah, ee, ah, ooh, ah, I've been bitten by this nasty thing!" Can you identify ten things that might bite you, if you're unlucky?

Throughout history, people have been up to various things that made them famous. Your job is simply to match the person with what they were the first to do.

This is another quiz I adopted. I updated it and added the information sections. I hope you enjoy playing it now that it's been republished. Good luck and enjoy!

"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 October 18th 2025, to the performers.

I pretended that when Atlas shrugged the world sitting on his shoulders, ten map silhouettes fell to the ground. Match them to their name which is shown in English and the language of the country.

Here are twenty British songs from the 1960s. Sort them into four categories by the band that released them: The Beatles, The Kinks, The Rollings Stones, or The Who. Enjoy!

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between November 6th and 27th 1978.

We have three different categories for you to pick from. Your task is to choose the four individuals who participated in these entertainments. Good luck and have fun! Digby

Starting with the word 'Alberta' follow the instructions to add or drop a letter and anagram to find the next word. Keep going until you arrive in Ontario, a trip of at least 2,209 km (1,373 miles)!

Sadly, all of the individuals in this quiz passed away in January 2026. See if you can identify them from the clues that are given.

Given a two dimensional map, can you identify the whereabouts of ten musical acts within a fictional urban landscape? Best of luck matching each artist to their song.

Have you ever noticed how many English words end with "-bag"? Match 10 bag words to their definitions and learn about their origins.

A medieval castle was a fortified stone building designed to serve as both a military stronghold, a residence, and the administrative center of power for a noble lord. Put these items in their correct categories.

Greek history is rich with female figures whose courage, intellect, and creativity left a lasting mark on the national identity. These are women who led armies, shaped political thought, advanced science and arts, and broke barriers in public life.

Do you remember the iconic theme song from 'The Golden Girls'? Take this quiz and find out. Simply click on each word and put them in the correct place. Best of luck.

Within this musical mixture, five songs feature the word "love" in their titles, and five feature "hate." Can you separate the two?

Has your English teacher ever told you that your word choice was weak? Well, say no more! Here are 15 synonyms to help you make your writing stronger! The word "stinky" is the focus of the synonyms in this quiz.

Zookeepers are busy people every day! They perform many tasks with both animals and people. Take the quiz and learn a bit about some of their duties.

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between September 11th and October 16th 1978.

The Basques are believed to have inhabited the European continent longer than anyone else. This quiz will help you to discover some aspects of the culture of this fascinating people.

Group these 2024 U.S. presidential candidates by political affiliation: Democrat, Republican, or "Other".

'The Muppet Show' was a zany, silly show that made people laugh at the antics of the characters. Do you remember the lyrics of the theme song? Your mission is to move the words into the correct places. Best of luck!

Although I lived in Spain for nearly two decades, my grasp of the language was never perfect, partly because I lived amongst so many British ex-pats and didn't need to be fluent. I always tried, though, and sometimes this led to amusing situations.

The members of Phoenix Rising are scattered around the globe, yet share a love of trivia and enjoy a warm camaraderie. As each contributor to this quiz highlights a landmark close to home, can you group them into the correct part of the world?

Some of the most famous mythological creatures have seen their names, likeness, and traits used in other places beyond the expected. Can you match up these legends of mythology to their name's use in pop culture, geography, and our vocabulary?

Join Forrest and his friends on a hike to identify different trees.Each tree's name should be used to complete the story of Forrest and his friend's attempt to go on a hike. The letters in each name could connect two or three words together to complete.

Salsa is a traditional Mexican sauce made from tomatoes, chili, onions, and herbs. It can be red or green, mild or spicy, and sometimes served cooked or fresh. Some salsas are smooth, and some are chunky, so people can use them on different dishes.

This quiz chronicles the formation of the Ottoman Empire from c. 1299-1389. Your task is to choose the terms, names, places, and battles that relate to the Empire's rise to power.

Fictional works by fictional authors are those that don't exist in real life but are mentioned in other literary works. Match the fictional works and authors with the real-life authors who fabricated them.